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Lots of stampy space.
Edel SMS Wedges Review
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You get me.
Fantastic video and what a cool concept. I struggle with missing to the left with my wedges, so this concept is intriguing to me.
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Me too and I will be dropping weight on the toe side
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Well, colour me intrigued!
Movable weighting on wedges just makes sense to me - especially after experiencing my first lie adjustment last year. 6 grams is a decent amount to move from heel to toe!
Movable weighting on wedges just makes sense to me - especially after experiencing my first lie adjustment last year. 6 grams is a decent amount to move from heel to toe!
I think PXG weighting is to increase the MOI of the club and they have weights all around the head.
I believe the Edel Design has a different function - just do not know how to put it in words.
I believe the Edel Design has a different function - just do not know how to put it in words.
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Not as of yet
Wow, those grinds look incredible! 
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Tour Edge had an xtreme spin wedge with a weight kit over 10 years ago.
If you are looking for a different kind of wedge, try Edison Golf.
If you are looking for a different kind of wedge, try Edison Golf.
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Terry has had a LOT of wedge startups over the years, not surprised to see him with another.
CB Wedge with a V sole. I owned his Eidolons. I don't know if it's that different. Has one sole grind for everyone. Complaint online is not enough heel relief on a v sole to open. But my Eidolons spun like crazy.
Back to Edel since this is an Edel thread. Lots of jewel-like milling on that sole - the triple weighting is intriguing.
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They’re so clean.
These are way more advanced and a better value than those generic Edison wedges.
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My immediate feelings as well. I know the CC guys I was with today are crazy excited to learn and work with the Edel’s
Too bad there is no raw version. That would be awesome.
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Oh man
Oh man
I have never really considered edel wedges. These have me interested. I think tech in wedges is the final frontier for companies.
I played them for about 4 yrs. They were stainless and could last forever. These are 1025 Forged, which will be schweet!
My instructor was on the Edel board, and I've got to see if he is getting them eventually. Maybe not with all the ownership changes. Gotta check.
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I think this comment misses the point on what the weight system is intended to do. Unlike the single weight xtreme spin wedge, this offers a way to move weight across the head to manipulate the way the club drives through the swing.
As much as weight ports aren't a new thing, this concept very much is.