Awesome!I have a few wedges to compare them to
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Awesome!I have a few wedges to compare them to
I'm excited to get my 58* in hand. I used my 58* 13 times the last round out, so it will be my most used club.
I'm excited to get my 58* in hand. I used my 58* 13 times the last round out, so it will be my most used club.
Always just chips around the green, or when I have less green to work with and need some height and less roll out. I play an old Taylormade RAC wedge in the 58* spot, but also play Cleveland RTX-3 in the 54 and 50* spot.Ever for full shots or mostly chips? What is the comparison wedge that you currently game?
I missed a lot of shots just off the green last round so no long shots. I'm also most comfortable with my 58*, so pull it more. I played for 8 years with the 58* as my only wedge. Didnt think a lot of using others until I joined THP, and got my 54* and 50* last year. Excited to see how this compares to my 8 year old wedge.That's interesting. Currently I have only the 50* which I can use for most type shots. For actual bunker play, I will keep my existing Tour Edge 56*.
That would account for it. You find ways to make a favorite wedge work, so you do not even have to think about it much. So, like you my 50* is my go to and the 56* for my thumper sand shots. I do have a 60* Tour edge, but have removed it from the bag. I seldom used it anyway and even then only as a lobber (which usually came up short).I missed a lot of shots just off the green last round so no long shots. I'm also most comfortable with my 58*, so pull it more. I played for 8 years with the 58* as my only wedge. Didnt think a lot of using others until I joined THP, and got my 54* and 50* last year. Excited to see how this compares to my 8 year old wedge.
There is something to be said about having confidence to get it close to the pin. That's why I'm both excited and nervous with my new 58* on the way. I'm sure it will perform, but how fast can I gain confidence?That would account for it. You find ways to make a favorite wedge work, so you do not even have to think about it much. So, like you my 50* is my go to and the 56* for my thumper sand shots. I do have a 60* Tour edge, but have removed it from the bag. I seldom used it anyway and even then only as a lobber (which usually came up short).
HAHA...I will say Immediately! from the moment of your first strike as a smile spreads across your face and you say...WhoaThere is something to be said about having confidence to get it close to the pin. That's why I'm both excited and nervous with my new 58* on the way. I'm sure it will perform, but how fast can I gain confidence?
I am an optimist, so like to think this will be my reaction! Glad you think the same!HAHA...I will say Immediately! from the moment of your first strike as a smile spreads across your face and you say...Whoa
Thursday.
Thursday.
Weight shifts effect on touch shots, 50 and in, I think the balance there could shine through the most.For all those testers, which aspect of the Zipcore's design do you think you will benefit from the most on the course?
I am going back and forth between both of these too. I usually only use my 58 on touch shots around the green, so I've been wondering if the weight transfer would have as much affect on these 1/4 or 1/2 swings.Weight shifts effect on touch shots, 50 and in, I think the balance there could shine through the most.
Though I’m also suspecting the new groove design will shine in the early morning dew and wet conditions.
For all those testers, which aspect of the Zipcore's design do you think you will benefit from the most on the course?
Full shots is my guess. For me, moving the sweet spot more toward the center of the club will help me with distance control I hope because I’m a center to toe-side hitter. Those full swings where I would miss on the heel side with a traditional wedge would act different (or correctly as designed ). The closer the sweet spot moves away from the hostel, the happier this guy is.For all those testers, which aspect of the Zipcore's design do you think you will benefit from the most on the course?
For all those testers, which aspect of the Zipcore's design do you think you will benefit from the most on the course?