Looks better than I expected.
I feel like this is the most common reaction. People expect them to be these hideous things, and they just aren't anymore.
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Looks better than I expected.
They look better than the PM Callaway to me, which I tried for a while. But the Honma's are doing good so no need to change just yet.I feel like this is the most common reaction. People expect them to be these hideous things, and they just aren't anymore.
I'm obviously a bit late to this convo...As more golfers are using wedges for full swings, we had Cleveland come with a more forgiving wedge lineup in CBX. Wider sole, longer heel to toe and low and deep weighting. Of course perimeter weighting as well.
They have done well, so do you think we will see other companies bring this concept to market and if so how soon?
^ For the life of me, I'll never understand this. If it's "on tour", I automatically figure I shouldn't be gaming it.However, just like the rest of the equipment in their bags, most golfers won't game it if it's not "on tour".
You might want to give the Callaway PM Grind a try. It has a real high toe and the grooves go all the way out to the edge of the clubface, so it might save you on some of those shots.
If you can, give it a try before you dismiss it just on looks. Freaking magical club.I actually have one in hand, looking at it I can’t wrap my head round it. I know I need to bring my lie angle up 2deg to line up with the current irons which will help some.
Yes, a bad workman blames his tools but this tool turns me into a flop god! HahaIf you can, give it a try before you dismiss it just on looks. Freaking magical club.
Solid choice. I think that you will be pleasantly surprised.Just placed my order for a 54° CBX2. It's the start of wedge replacement for me. Looking forward to seeing what it's all about!
Yes, a bad workman blames his tools but this tool turns me into a flop god! Haha
It's amazing what a difference a club can make to your abilities.
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Maybe it's because I'm an old guy playing with old guys but Vokeys played "on tour" doesn't seem to be any part of the appeal. More like decades of having seen the majority of even halfway decent players at every level using Vokeys, that's the big selling point. It's just the kind of wedge good players use. Including the Tour guys but that's not really a big part of the consciousness in my experience.I'm obviously a bit late to this convo...
We should see other OEM's bring good looking, forgiving wedges to market to compete with the CBX2.
However, just like the rest of the equipment in their bags, most golfers won't game it if it's not "on tour".
@JB Saleswise, are forgiving wedges increasing in market share enough to actually prompt other OEM's to invest the the necessary R&D?