Last month the new Callaway Mack Daddy CB wedges were introduced and if you missed that launch, we have all of the tech information here. Lots of questions have come asking how they perform and who they are best suited for.
Do they have consistency? How is the spin? What about the forgiveness? From the THP Tech Studio, we put the new Callaway MD CB wedges to the test. We show it all, from the swings to the data and breakdown everything.
After watching the video with THP Staff member Dan, are the Callaway MD CB wedges right for you? What did you think about the performance?
These are kind of intriguing if I go that direction. Did you hit any partial shots? If so, what were your thoughts there?
Great info. This wedge is very interesting to me, especially as maybe a gap wedge replacement.
I believe it was 56 degree
I was wondering about that as well.
It leads to a further space that will be expanded soon.
you seriously have a masters degree in leaving everyone on the edge of their seat – haha!
Very solid product here, and another great argument for forgiveness in wedges.
Something we pondered a lot.. I’m not sure that it would be particularly engaging to have me on video as I’m looking at the data the same as you are, while dissecting and trying to walk through it a bit.
I really do appreciate the feedback. We may be able to find a way to incorporate into the future.
We have something like that coming soon
What kind of head to head review?
A head to head between Cleveland CBX2 and the Callaway CB. We could also have and Zipcore vs SM8 vs MD and maybe toss in a few others and maybe the Kirkland wedge just for kicks.
Ping Glide 3.0 would be a similar competitor too.
Be curious to see when you give them a try what you think of the differences between set wedges
In my opinion, yes.
Is that carry distance about what you would expect from a bladed wedge in the same loft? I’m curious if these would cause any gapping issues if I went with a mixed set of cb and bladed wedges.
I genuinely didn’t think much of the weight, as I found it balanced pretty well. But obviously everybody is different.
I think that is where they genuinely shine well. With the golfer that is looking for a bit more versatility than their set might offer, but a bit more forgiveness than a traditional wedge.