Club Champion (TXG)
Tour-level fitting studio
“way too much of a Sharp Leading Edge”
Spin numbers were acceptable but the leading edge is far too sharp and the sole design is a long way behind premium wedges, and the 52/56/60 gapping misses the mark.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 4 cons− the facts
- +Spin held up reasonably, averaging around 9,100-9,200 on 50-yard shots
- +56 degree grind improved over version one with more heel relief for open-face shots
- +Cheap at roughly $169 for three
- −Leading edge far too sharp and rounded, a chunk risk for the higher handicapper they are marketed to
- −Only 8 degrees of bounce on the 60, low for the mass market
- −52/56/60 setup is wrong gapping alongside a 40 degree 9-iron and 45 degree wedge; a 50 would make more sense
For: A budget buyer who accepts a sharp leading edge and does not need grind options.
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