I feel like there is so much room for innovation in golf clubs. But the club that I feel has the least innovation is often the wedge. Yet it's a grouping in our bags that we all hit probably more than any other except putter.
Releases like the PM Grind, Sure Out and CBX come to mind as companies looking to innovate in this category. But across the spectrum, it feels like most wedges look the same and generally perform the same, it's mostly about technique.
Do you feel wedges are under-innovated? What makes a "traditional" wedge good, or even better than its competition?
Releases like the PM Grind, Sure Out and CBX come to mind as companies looking to innovate in this category. But across the spectrum, it feels like most wedges look the same and generally perform the same, it's mostly about technique.
Do you feel wedges are under-innovated? What makes a "traditional" wedge good, or even better than its competition?