I went with the black and couldn't be happier. they are wearing fine and I don't get blinded when I look down at them at address
Introducing King Cobra Wedges
These things flop like a dream. I try not too use that shot. But when forced, they execute it well!
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Got to give the operator some credit.
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Good to hear! Have to admit that the black version does look pretty good...
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Yeah, the chrome version does reflect light pretty well!I went with the black and couldn't be happier. they are wearing fine and I don't get blinded when I look down at them at address
I can confirm with this. Last week I had about a 20 yard bunker shot to the pin. Open up the 58 and hit it. It came out pretty high and landed on a little upslope about 10 ft past and one hopped and spun back a few inches.
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These wedges got used a ton during the Morgan Cup. My 54* is my one of my favorite clubs in my bag. I know I was a bit harsh on these early on in the feel department but the more I got used to them the more I enjoyed them. Most memorable shot during the event was my approach on 9 during alt shot. Funny story leading up to that shot. Before Jose hit the second shot he asked me what distance I wanted for approach, I said anything but 100, I'd prefer 75 and in. We pull up to the ball and I have 99 . I stepped up and hit one right at the flag, I don't know if I did a club twirl or if I did the Tiger hold and walk pose but in my mind thats what happened haha. We ended up halving the hole and the match but that shot I'll remember for a long time because everyone was standing there watching.
. I stepped up and hit one right at the flag, I don't know if I did a club twirl or if I did the Tiger hold and walk pose but in my mind thats what happened haha. We ended up halving the hole and the match but that shot I'll remember for a long time because everyone was standing there watching.
Yes, I remember that shot vividly!These wedges got used a ton during the Morgan Cup. My 54* is my one of my favorite clubs in my bag. I know I was a bit harsh on these early on in the feel department but the more I got used to them the more I enjoyed them. Most memorable shot during the event was my approach on 9 during alt shot. Funny story leading up to that shot. Before Jose hit the second shot he asked me what distance I wanted for approach, I said anything but 100, I'd prefer 75 and in. We pull up to the ball and I have 99
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That was a great shot!These wedges got used a ton during the Morgan Cup. My 54* is my one of my favorite clubs in my bag. I know I was a bit harsh on these early on in the feel department but the more I got used to them the more I enjoyed them. Most memorable shot during the event was my approach on 9 during alt shot. Funny story leading up to that shot. Before Jose hit the second shot he asked me what distance I wanted for approach, I said anything but 100, I'd prefer 75 and in. We pull up to the ball and I have 99
Great Recap on the wedges. They sound amazing and looking forward to chatting about them with @LittleRat soon for grind options!
Snow melted = Thanksgiving short game session with the 48*. Bulls-eyed one from 20 yards. #Hackers2023
they Don’t get a whole lot of love, but I Abe really enjoyed the wedges.