Callaway Jaws Raw Wedges Review

Ryan Rastall tests out the new Callaway Jaws Raw wedges at Howley Hall in Leeds and provides a full overview and feedback on this updated range for 2022. The new Callaway wedges feature their most agressive grooves and feature no plating on the the face which will rust over time giving them their 'raw' name.
In this video Ryan tests out various combinations of the wedges which come in 4 grinds; z-grind, s-grind, x-grind and w-grind. Ryan plays a variety of shots and scenarios; on the course, around the greends and from bunkers using 52, 56 and 60 lofted wedges.
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[@billsinclair313]

Best review of grinds from Callaway I have seen.

[@ryanrastallgolf1295]

Thanks Bill! Hope it helps you choose the correct one👍

[@golfshake]

Glad you enoyed the video!

[@JDDD33]

So what is similar to the old MD5 C grind ? The X ? And do these spin more than the MD5 ? Or are expected to after they rust ? Cheers 🍺

[@JorgeMorales-do5pr]

Great review like always, what comments about this wedges compared sm9 and glide 4.0 you already review. Thanks

[@golfshake]

Thanks. We will see if we can sort this out

[@ryanrastallgolf1295]

I’m a big Callaway fan! Much prefer the shape of these and they spin a bit more than both of the ones you mentioned on shorter shots. However I have just finished a review of a new wedge that I think rivals them so keep your eyes peeled next week😳

[@JorgeMorales-do5pr]

@@ryanrastallgolf1295 thanks so much