James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“It should pretty much be impossible to duff this club”
The cavity-back 56° with 14° of bounce delivers blade-level spin (9,000-10,000 rpm) with far more forgiveness, and James thinks most golfers should be using wedges like this.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Consistent 9,000-10,000 spin and stable carries even on heel and toe strikes
- +14 degrees of bounce makes it nearly impossible to duff, glorious turf interaction
- +No trade-off found in spin, looks or distance versus bladed wedges
- −Toe strikes can fly a few yards further
- −Some golfers will find the larger cavity-back shape off-putting
For: The majority of amateurs who struggle with strike and confidence from 80-110 yards and around the greens
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