Interesting. What are your thoughts behind going s23 in the 50 spot?
Mizuno T24 Wedges
just for some more forgiveness. i'm using the 49* we received at the 2022 victory cup and i like it a lot, but it's a blade iron i use 99% for full swings, and i don't have any business using a blade iron for full swings.
I’ve bounced back a couple times between the Snakebites and these. While these are a little smaller it hasn’t been something that has bothered me or that I’ve thought about past the initial notice. I don’t think anyone needs to be worried about it if that’s something they think will be an issue.
This is nearly exactly what my intention is. I already have an S23 52* bent to 51. I think I prefer more of a blade style wedge at the very bottom of the bag. Still considering though. Are the T24 heads smaller in size compared to an SM9-10???
i agree, i do want the blade style traditional wedge in 56 and 60. i don't have a ton of experience with the vokeys, but going off memory i'd say the t22/24 are a little more compact. someone else may have better feedback for you.
Do you think it's the Mizzy material that feels good or possibly better contact with the grinds you are now playing, or combination of both?
Good question. I think it's a bit of both, to be honest. The grinds I'm playing now are a pretty good fit for me but I think something that is so overlooked with Mizuno wedges is the feel. They are well known for how great their irons feel and it's weird to me that people don't associate that with their wedges as well. Once someone gives them a shot in a hitting bay I think they quickly recognize the 'mizuno feel'.
I believe they are a little smaller than the Vokey’s. I have the SM8 but will try to get a picture next to those to show a comparison.
I’ve really liked the 58V grind so far. I’ve had very good success with it chipping from around the greens. I’ve chipped in 3-4 times within the last month. It’s been easy to open up to hit a flop if needed. The only area I’ve struggled with so far has been out of green side bunkers but the sample size is pretty small and probably more just a me thing and catching them too fat.
Gotta admit, these look pretty great.
Here’s my copper 54* and 58* with about 15 rounds. The bottom of the 58* has been removed from the sand but the 54 still loos pretty good.
Thats it?!? I think some elaboration is in order
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He ordered T24 wedge, to go in the bag, to play in his 5-10 rounds of golf per year.
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54/58 are in the bag, and headed to the course today. I’m rusty as hell, so I’m scared, but I saw some really good stuff on monitor yesterday.
He ordered T24 wedge, to go in the bag, to play in his 5-10 rounds of golf per year.
Raw. KBs tour shafts.
Hit some 54s today with the Chrome Tour ball on less than optimal greens that were spinning back. Had some issues getting good contact with the 58. Will fix that soon or dump it for a high bounce something.
Mother nature has been fairly kind to us here in Ohio this winter, and as such I was able to sneak out to a very mushy range yesterday- but hey it's February and I wasn't in 12 inches of snow.
Spent quite a bit of time with these yesterday around the chipping area and outside of the rust in my short game, picked up again where I had left off with them in '23. I'm a huge fan of the looks at address, and even more so when I'm actually able to use them as intended. Again the range was mush, but hey we're chipping in February in Ohio. More to come as mother nature allows...
Spent quite a bit of time with these yesterday around the chipping area and outside of the rust in my short game, picked up again where I had left off with them in '23. I'm a huge fan of the looks at address, and even more so when I'm actually able to use them as intended. Again the range was mush, but hey we're chipping in February in Ohio. More to come as mother nature allows...
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