2nd Swing Golf
Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing
“In the rough, this thing just cuts through.”
A big step forward for Callaway's cavity back wedge: the new tri-grind sole adds real versatility to a forgiving game-improvement head that cuts through rough, handles tight lies, and feels like a traditional wedge.
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- +New tri-grind sole lets you open the face for flops and keeps the leading edge down, unlike the previous full-sole square-face-only design
- +Cuts through rough easily and throws the ball high, even from bad lies
- +Excellent from tight lies with a square face; handled low check-and-release shots easily
- −Larger head and cavity-back look from the back won't suit traditionalists
For: Mid-to-high handicappers in game-improvement irons like Elyte or Elyte X who want mishit help and a smoother iron-to-wedge transition.
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