I am a disabled golfer playing with only one hand. This club was my saving grace to playing better golf and being able to compete again. Due a freak accident, my fingers on my left hand were amputated 7 years ago and I didn't think I would ever play again. Now able to play and compete off an 11.5 handicap using only my right hand
i bought one.. tricky club, take it to the range and practise with it.. once you know what it does is when u can use it with confidence ... it has its' place and has helped me in many situations .. shorter putts ? you betcha ... but u have to know how to hit it .. good luck
I was not having trouble getting out of the bunkers, but several of the guys in my men's club got the C3i and I figured why let them have an advantage I don't have. Well, I got the wedge (actually TWO wedges) and I must say that it's made a big difference in my sand play. Now I'm no longer looking to get out of the sand. Now I feel as though I can go for the flag and I'm getting up and down a lot more.
Great video, honestly pointing out the weaknesses and the strengths of a 65* C3i wedge. I play with a 65* XE1, and believe these clubs should be called, 'Par-Savers.' Any miss of the green within 100 feet, this club can put the player in a position to save the par.
I have only been playing golf for about 8 months and recently purchased the C3i wedge. With my limited knowledge of the game, the C3I has helped me a great deal with chipping and hopefully will improve my knowledge of the bunker shots. I like the club very much and your video is very informative. Thanks.
Excellent review! I am a 5 handicap and I play one of these and it immediately cut stokes off my game. Learning which situations to use or not use the bounce is key but these types of wedges are secret weapons in my opinion.
A 5 handicap already knows how to chip pretty well, so it's absolute bullshit he won strokes with this club. A 25 handicap can go to 22 or something, but never a low single handicap.
topneorej There is a big difference between a 5 handicap going to a 3 handicap and shaving a couple strokes off per round. Yes comparing my stats with the club there was an immediate 2 to 3 shot improvement in my scrambling and bunker numbers. The shots launch in the shot window that I like to see my pitch shots come out of and I have enough swing speed that it is a one trick pony club because I can hit the 65 degree 95 yards with a towering trajectory. The 15 rounds that I have played with the club showed immediate improvement and should go a long way to me becoming a 3 handicap or better in the long run.
Another Alien copy, I have two Aliens a knock off and the one they sold 30 years ago (Pat Simmons). If your starting out in golf these are really helpful around the greens but as you get more proficient in the game put them away and use a decent sand wedge, you can do a lot more with it. The Alien/C3i Wedges have limitations that get a better player in trouble.
I came across these at a used club store and set up to see how it was. I was stunned at just how much bounce they had, lol! Like, they had these really firm carpet squares so it looked as if it hovered over the ground at address despite laying on the ground. I looked it up later and found it's 12 degrees of bounce, which wouldn't be an issue if the sole was thinner, but this one is really wide. Delofting it to get it under the ball may be doom to the ones they are marketing it to as the whole idea was to set up square and center to take out the variables and make it easy. So they may have overdid the bounce angle.
Grabbed one of these recently. I've had pretty good luck with it out of bunkers. I'd say this is a good " get me out" club geared toward higher handicap players.
So, recognizing that such a club is intended to make the game more enjoyable, particularly for the weekend warrior, I decided to pull the trigger on the 59* model (which requires finding the right customer service rep at Golf Tailor). I used to play a LOT more golf in my younger and less married days. As such, my wedge game is still pretty decent, with the notable exception of bunker play. Not too many courses in my area have traps and those that do vary widely in sand quality, consistency and maintenance. I had room in my bag to play around a bit and added a Tour Edge 1 out last year. I've been very happy with the club, as it has proven useful on a variety of sand conditions. I've used it in the fluffy sand of Florida, the grainier stuff in Myrtle Beach, and the shale infested stuff that passes for sand in N.E. Pennsylvania. The club almost never disappoints. It's also been very useful from heavy rough. That all said however, its been less than stellar from tight fairway lies, so I still carry a 58* lob wedge for those. I pulled the trigger on the C3i primarily because they claim it doesn't engage the bounce on tight lies until AFTER the club and ball have fully met. My understanding is that this is because the bounce is located at the rear of the sole plate. After listening to Troy's accounting however, I'm concerned. My intention is to replace my 58* lob COMPLETELY with the C3i. It's due to be delivered in 2 days, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I will update after a period of testing.
My buddy bought one of these last season - I used to give him 3 shots a side - we play straight up now - whenever anyone asks him how much it costs, he says I paid for it.
Very good review. If I hit behind the ball, it comes out of the sand very time. Went from about 50% out to about 80%. Haven't tried it but once from the rough and skulled it.
Purchased the C3i to help me get our of "normal" bunkers, bunkers that are not to dry or too wet. Having problems! Should I make contact in the sand an inch or more behind the ball, or play it like a normal chip shot. If I hit behind the ball, the ball stays in the bunker most of the time. If I hit it like a normal chip/pitch shot and strike the ball first it comes out hot.
A good review. I bought one and spent ages playing round the practice area and bunkers. As the review states. no good out of hard sand and tight lies. It only has one standard shot, square everything up and swing away. However my 58 degree does exactly the same shot by opening the stance slightly and swinging along your feet line. After 30 days I sent it back because the club is so heavy my wrists ached after 20 minutes practice.
I took the c3i out today for the second time. Not so good the first time, but today was great...guess it took getting the feel of it. It got me out of the bunker every time, first shot, except for one time. It DEFINITELY saved on some strokes as I usually struggle in the bunker. I watched as my playing partners took 3-4 shots getting out. So far so good...
It's a pretty club and I'm not saying that it won't work, but it actually cost $20 MORE than the CBX Cleveland wedge that I just bought new! The Cleveland also comes in a variety of lofts, this thing is only 65 degrees. I also think that it would lead to a lot of thinned shots, especially on tight lies, due to the fact that it sits high off of the ground.
Thanks for the great review! If I'm practicing the "Rule of 12" for chipping around the green, is it a safe assumption that this club would NOT be used in the rule of 12 equation? From your video, it looks like your chipping from close to the green was to get it close to the hole and let it bite for than roll. Hope my question makes sense. Thanks!
I have to disagree with the reviewer about hitting the 65 C3i on harder surfaces. Simply use more forward shaft lean and use a chipping motion and you can lift the ball out of hard pan bunkers. Inside 45 m from the pin this club will hit the green. It is great for down hill green chip shots when you have to lift the ball over the mounds near the greens when you want the ball to stop. It isn't that accurate up close for chipping uphill unless you use forward shaft lean to de-loft so you can get some run towards the pin. My 56 wedge performed better, but the same situation downhill, the 65 stopped the ball closer to the hole. In summary, the C3i is going into my bag to replace my 60 degree lob wedge. I will use it in difficult lies, but in other lies I will revert to my 56 degree.
@@USGOLFTVshow At the time I wrote the above comment I had the C3i about 3 months. The video is very balanced in its viewpoint, not an advertorial. The C3i is not ideal for hard lies as stated ( a 4-6 degree wedge is better) but you can use it if you have to. I carry my C3i in winter/soft conditions and if playing a course with grass bunker ( long grass in a depression near the green). A variety of wedge lofts and bounce makes sense for varied conditions. I use a 54 /10 bounce for chipping and medium soft sand, 58 /06 bounce for hard lies and firm sand, 65/? whatever bounce the C3i has for soft sand and long grass ( grass bunkers) or muddy lies.
Enjoyed the review..!! I bought one a few days ago, and played around with yesterday. I love it. Does everything the review here says. But, like he said, it takes some getting use to, in other words the more you use it the better it gets. I had shots out of the bunkers and ruff that I made with ease, but struggled with from my old wedge. In fact the guy I played with was so impressed by it, and after I let him use it once he's going to get him one. It takes some getting use to, or it did for me, but all in all, I love it...!!! Thanks
Great review, thanks. I think I may invest my $99 in this club. I’m looking for any help 40 yards in, including the bunker. This club seems much more versatile than the Square Wedge.
Bought the C3i 65 degree wedge.Used it for the first time.Really struggled in the bunker and on the fairways.Kept Skulling the ball. Thought it would be easy to hit but that is not the case.Very disappointed.
Just shows you there is no magic club. Got to practice your wedges. I have my good days and bad days with wedges and bad days it always comes down to mechanics No company makes magic clubs.
Skulled every single shot out of the green side bunker today using the C3i. And I hit 5 of them. Ball carried another 10-15 yards past the pin each time. Oh, then chunked it short of the green from the rough on the way back. But the good news is I was able to do it with a squared stance. From their website: No digging. No blading. Set up directly at your target and swing Not exactly. It still requires technique.
I did. I was actually agreeing with the review without stating so. I should have. I probably should have also added that this club could be effective for your game. But it is not necessarily the end all be all solution. It still requires it’s own technique in and around the bunkers. Just like any other sand wedge. I sent it back.
Hi, have bought this club but just can’t get the hang of it. Rarely can I get the ball out of the bunker and then when I do I over hit the green. Any ideas.
I'm a new golfer, not very good, I'm afraid. Can anybody advise me which is the best loft for getting out of the sand? (55,59 or 65) That is primarily what I want the club for. But I want to know which will be best for me before I buy. Thanks.
@@USGOLFTVshow They offer the C3i in lower lofts too. I think had I known that at time of order I would have gone for the 59? instead of the 65, but they only offered me the other two for one deal after I had ordered the 65.
@@USGOLFTVshow Which is the type of club I struggle to figure out. A one trick pony in a longer iron/hybrid is good, but in your scoring clubs around the greens particularly, I fail to understand
Phil Mickelson can explain how to use these techniques with this club with a regular wedge you simply shift your weight to even and the club becomes it different Club depending on the LIE you shift your weight forward and to even. And that is pretty much the concept of this club it eliminates the LIE
Smart sole 3...same price, but made by Cleveland a proven wedge manufacturer and it does all the same things but with 58 loft, so it's more useful from longer distances...I dont see why you would go with this one...If you want high loft, then go with a Callaway sure out...I dont trust a lot of these infomercial clubs
When you started apologizing for the wedge not doing anything close to a standard wedge and then tried to invent a brand new club, I just watch this video to laugh at you.
If you want the best sand club ever, save some money, go on eBay and find a Ping ISI-K lob wedge. The C3i is obviously a gimmick. That giant bounce causes more problems than it solves.
So far, I have struggled with this club from traps. But many times, where I play, the traps are literally like playing off of cement, and he points out in the video, in those situations, this club has almost no benefit.
Bunker shots can definitely be some of the most frustrating (and sometimes feared) shots on the course, especially if you don't have the time to practice much. Here is a video we did recently on navigating greenside bunkers more confidently: th-cam.com/video/WbXe1DmPjuc/w-d-xo.html Let us know if it helps, and thanks for commenting!
It's all BS. If you have no talent, all of these gimmicks will not help you. Learn how to swing correctly and just use standard equipment and you'll be fine.
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Great review! Other reviewers should follow your format.
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I am a disabled golfer playing with only one hand. This club was my saving grace to playing better golf and being able to compete again. Due a freak accident, my fingers on my left hand were amputated 7 years ago and I didn't think I would ever play again. Now able to play and compete off an 11.5 handicap using only my right hand
That is amazing thanks for sharing
i bought one.. tricky club, take it to the range and practise with it.. once you know what it does is when u can use it with confidence ... it has its' place and has helped me in many situations .. shorter putts ? you betcha ... but u have to know how to hit it .. good luck
Picked one up used…I have to admit, it’s very effective from 40 yards in. Probably saves me 2 strokes a round. Worth buying. Really.
I was not having trouble getting out of the bunkers, but several of the guys in my men's club got the C3i and I figured why let them have an advantage I don't have. Well, I got the wedge (actually TWO wedges) and I must say that it's made a big difference in my sand play. Now I'm no longer looking to get out of the sand. Now I feel as though I can go for the flag and I'm getting up and down a lot more.
Great video, honestly pointing out the weaknesses and the strengths of a 65* C3i wedge. I play with a 65* XE1, and believe these clubs should be called, 'Par-Savers.' Any miss of the green within 100 feet, this club can put the player in a position to save the par.
This is a club for the guy that knows enough about golf to be dangerous but doesn't have enough talent to hit a real wedge. Excellent review.
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I have only been playing golf for about 8 months and recently purchased the C3i wedge. With my limited knowledge of the game, the C3I has helped me a great deal with chipping and hopefully will improve my knowledge of the bunker shots. I like the club very much and your video is very
informative. Thanks.
Thanks for watching! Glad the club is working.
Excellent review! I am a 5 handicap and I play one of these and it immediately cut stokes off my game. Learning which situations to use or not use the bounce is key but these types of wedges are secret weapons in my opinion.
Thank you for the comment, Adrian. Glad you're having success!
Adrian, so you went from a 5 handicap to a 3 handicap (or better) over night due to one single club?
Adrian Jones which one do you have? 65? I too saw about 3 stroke gain from this club.
A 5 handicap already knows how to chip pretty well, so it's absolute bullshit he won strokes with this club.
A 25 handicap can go to 22 or something, but never a low single handicap.
topneorej There is a big difference between a 5 handicap going to a 3 handicap and shaving a couple strokes off per round. Yes comparing my stats with the club there was an immediate 2 to 3 shot improvement in my scrambling and bunker numbers. The shots launch in the shot window that I like to see my pitch shots come out of and I have enough swing speed that it is a one trick pony club because I can hit the 65 degree 95 yards with a towering trajectory. The 15 rounds that I have played with the club showed immediate improvement and should go a long way to me becoming a 3 handicap or better in the long run.
This has to be one of the best reviews i have ever seen thank you so so much for your knowledge and honesty
Great review!! I like the fact that you are straight up and not just telling me what I want to hear!!👍👍💯💯 Thank you!!
Just got it for Christmas ... had first work out ... spin did increase ... had good results around the green...
Another Alien copy, I have two Aliens a knock off and the one they sold 30 years ago (Pat Simmons). If your starting out in golf these are really helpful around the greens but as you get more proficient in the game put them away and use a decent sand wedge, you can do a lot more with it. The Alien/C3i Wedges have limitations that get a better player in trouble.
I came across these at a used club store and set up to see how it was. I was stunned at just how much bounce they had, lol! Like, they had these really firm carpet squares so it looked as if it hovered over the ground at address despite laying on the ground. I looked it up later and found it's 12 degrees of bounce, which wouldn't be an issue if the sole was thinner, but this one is really wide. Delofting it to get it under the ball may be doom to the ones they are marketing it to as the whole idea was to set up square and center to take out the variables and make it easy. So they may have overdid the bounce angle.
Grabbed one of these recently. I've had pretty good luck with it out of bunkers. I'd say this is a good " get me out" club geared toward higher handicap players.
One of the best reviews for a club I have ever seen....well done mate
Thanks for the comment and kind words Jacob! We hope you keep watching for more great reviews in the future!
So, recognizing that such a club is intended to make the game more enjoyable, particularly for the weekend warrior, I decided to pull the trigger on the 59* model (which requires finding the right customer service rep at Golf Tailor). I used to play a LOT more golf in my younger and less married days. As such, my wedge game is still pretty decent, with the notable exception of bunker play. Not too many courses in my area have traps and those that do vary widely in sand quality, consistency and maintenance. I had room in my bag to play around a bit and added a Tour Edge 1 out last year. I've been very happy with the club, as it has proven useful on a variety of sand conditions. I've used it in the fluffy sand of Florida, the grainier stuff in Myrtle Beach, and the shale infested stuff that passes for sand in N.E. Pennsylvania. The club almost never disappoints. It's also been very useful from heavy rough. That all said however, its been less than stellar from tight fairway lies, so I still carry a 58* lob wedge for those. I pulled the trigger on the C3i primarily because they claim it doesn't engage the bounce on tight lies until AFTER the club and ball have fully met. My understanding is that this is because the bounce is located at the rear of the sole plate. After listening to Troy's accounting however, I'm concerned. My intention is to replace my 58* lob COMPLETELY with the C3i. It's due to be delivered in 2 days, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I will update after a period of testing.
Any updates yet? Looks compelling!
My buddy bought one of these last season - I used to give him 3 shots a side - we play straight up now - whenever anyone asks him how much it costs, he says I paid for it.
Very good review. If I hit behind the ball, it comes out of the sand very time. Went from about 50% out to about 80%. Haven't tried it but once from the rough and skulled it.
Gary....thanks for your comment and input....great to hear your shots from the bunker are improving!
Purchased the C3i to help me get our of "normal" bunkers, bunkers that are not to dry or too wet. Having problems! Should I make contact in the sand an inch or more behind the ball, or play it like a normal chip shot. If I hit behind the ball, the ball stays in the bunker most of the time. If I hit it like a normal chip/pitch shot and strike the ball first it comes out hot.
Best sand wedge I have used. Easy outs
A good review. I bought one and spent ages playing round the practice area and bunkers. As the review states. no good out of hard sand and tight lies. It only has one standard shot, square everything up and swing away. However my 58 degree does exactly the same shot by opening the stance slightly and swinging along your feet line. After 30 days I sent it back because the club is so heavy my wrists ached after 20 minutes practice.
I took the c3i out today for the second time. Not so good the first time, but today was great...guess it took getting the feel of it. It got me out of the bunker every time, first shot, except for one time. It DEFINITELY saved on some strokes as I usually struggle in the bunker. I watched as my playing partners took 3-4 shots getting out. So far so good...
Robert..good to hear....thanks for sharing your experience...
playing partners took 3-4 shots to get out of a bunker? egads.....what are they using just the shaft?
I have he 65* 59* and 55* , They really do work, I find the 65 degree may be unnecessary if you have the 55 & 59
I don't normally comment on videos like this, but I just have to say that this was an excellent review. Thanks for your help!
Box Xog you bet! 👊
It's a pretty club and I'm not saying that it won't work, but it actually cost $20 MORE than the CBX Cleveland wedge that I just bought new! The Cleveland also comes in a variety of lofts, this thing is only 65 degrees. I also think that it would lead to a lot of thinned shots, especially on tight lies, due to the fact that it sits high off of the ground.
I love my 59°… versatile little club
Thanks for the great review! If I'm practicing the "Rule of 12" for chipping around the green, is it a safe assumption that this club would NOT be used in the rule of 12 equation? From your video, it looks like your chipping from close to the green was to get it close to the hole and let it bite for than roll. Hope my question makes sense. Thanks!
I have to disagree with the reviewer about hitting the 65 C3i on harder surfaces. Simply use more forward shaft lean and use a chipping motion and you can lift the ball out of hard pan bunkers. Inside 45 m from the pin this club will hit the green. It is great for down hill green chip shots when you have to lift the ball over the mounds near the greens when you want the ball to stop. It isn't that accurate up close for chipping uphill unless you use forward shaft lean to de-loft so you can get some run towards the pin. My 56 wedge performed better, but the same situation downhill, the 65 stopped the ball closer to the hole. In summary, the C3i is going into my bag to replace my 60 degree lob wedge. I will use it in difficult lies, but in other lies I will revert to my 56 degree.
Kym Stock great post and insight! How long have you had the wedge?
@@USGOLFTVshow At the time I wrote the above comment I had the C3i about 3 months. The video is very balanced in its viewpoint, not an advertorial. The C3i is not ideal for hard lies as stated ( a 4-6 degree wedge is better) but you can use it if you have to. I carry my C3i in winter/soft conditions and if playing a course with grass bunker ( long grass in a depression near the green). A variety of wedge lofts and bounce makes sense for varied conditions. I use a 54 /10 bounce for chipping and medium soft sand, 58 /06 bounce for hard lies and firm sand, 65/? whatever bounce the C3i has for soft sand and long grass ( grass bunkers) or muddy lies.
I found that it is very easy to blade through the green.
The xe1 is cheaper. Is their a difference?
not sure why the thumb's down is 15 with only 36 thumbs up. the review was very solid
curtiscoolio...thanks for the comment...we do our best to provide good quality information to our fellow golfers
might be thumb down for the product, bit of an insult for the sport
amfohr why is it an insult?
Enjoyed the review..!! I bought one a few days ago, and played around with yesterday. I love it. Does everything the review here says. But, like he said, it takes some getting use to, in other words the more you use it the better it gets. I had shots out of the bunkers and ruff that I made with ease, but struggled with from my old wedge. In fact the guy I played with was so impressed by it, and after I let him use it once he's going to get him one. It takes some getting use to, or it did for me, but all in all, I love it...!!! Thanks
Ray Cope great input and feedback for our fellow golfers. Thanks!
Hey, amazing video
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed....stay tuned for more good info to come this summer
Great review, thanks. I think I may invest my $99 in this club. I’m looking for any help 40 yards in, including the bunker. This club seems much more versatile than the Square Wedge.
Paul seen you posted 8 months ago.. Did it help you around the green, I just ordered one for myself... Thanks in advanced!!
Bought the C3i 65 degree wedge.Used it for the first time.Really struggled in the bunker and on the fairways.Kept Skulling the ball.
Thought it would be easy to hit but that is not the case.Very disappointed.
Just shows you there is no magic club. Got to practice your wedges. I have my good days and bad days with wedges and bad days it always comes down to mechanics
No company makes magic clubs.
Great wiev. Which loft do you recommend for green-bunkershots between 15 and 45 yards?
Jan Pedersen we suggest a 54 degree wedge for the longer bunker shots. Great question
Skulled every single shot out of the green side bunker today using the C3i. And I hit 5 of them. Ball carried another 10-15 yards past the pin each time. Oh, then chunked it short of the green from the rough on the way back. But the good news is I was able to do it with a squared stance. From their website: No digging. No blading. Set up directly at your target and swing
Not exactly. It still requires technique.
Kenneth Did you watch the review? He even mentions the club will not be effective based on certain lies or playing surfaces
I did. I was actually agreeing with the review without stating so. I should have. I probably should have also added that this club could be effective for your game. But it is not necessarily the end all be all solution. It still requires it’s own technique in and around the bunkers. Just like any other sand wedge. I sent it back.
Concur.
Hi, have bought this club but just can’t get the hang of it. Rarely can I get the ball out of the bunker and then when I do I over hit the green. Any ideas.
Nora Kelly here you go 👉 th-cam.com/video/1Ql-YIlfxAc/w-d-xo.html
I bought a 59 degree. Looking forward totry it out.
Is the C3i wedge a legal USGA club?
I'm a new golfer, not very good, I'm afraid. Can anybody advise me which is the best loft for getting out of the sand? (55,59 or 65) That is primarily what I want the club for. But I want to know which will be best for me before I buy. Thanks.
William A Ohnesorgen a 55-58 degree would be your most versatile...hope that helps.
@@USGOLFTVshow They offer the C3i in lower lofts too. I think had I known that at time of order I would have gone for the 59? instead of the 65, but they only offered me the other two for one deal after I had ordered the 65.
Thanks
This or a cleveland smart sole 3s?
So essentially this is a high lofted chipper and since it is a bit of a hybrid has a wide sole
That would be accurate.
@@USGOLFTVshow Which is the type of club I struggle to figure out. A one trick pony in a longer iron/hybrid is good, but in your scoring clubs around the greens particularly, I fail to understand
is this a legal club for club tournaments??
Phil Mickelson can explain how to use these techniques with this club with a regular wedge you simply shift your weight to even and the club becomes it different Club depending on the LIE you shift your weight forward and to even. And that is pretty much the concept of this club it eliminates the LIE
Jum Broni hard for us to debate Phil on the short game...understanding how to change the set up or ball position can be very helpful...good point!
@@USGOLFTVshow im all for new ideas
Smart sole 3...same price, but made by Cleveland a proven wedge manufacturer and it does all the same things but with 58 loft, so it's more useful from longer distances...I dont see why you would go with this one...If you want high loft, then go with a Callaway sure out...I dont trust a lot of these infomercial clubs
im a 2 handicap and i can never chip i chuck 99% of chips will this help.
Yeah right
If you're chunking 99% of your chips, you're not a 2.
I find it not effective hitting ball out of hard / real solid sand bunkers.
When you started apologizing for the wedge not doing anything close to a standard wedge and then tried to invent a brand new club, I just watch this video to laugh at you.
Is this legal?
For the golfer who won't put in the work.
If you want the best sand club ever, save some money, go on eBay and find a Ping ISI-K lob wedge. The C3i is obviously a gimmick. That giant bounce causes more problems than it solves.
So far, I have struggled with this club from traps. But many times, where I play, the traps are literally like playing off of cement, and he points out in the video, in those situations, this club has almost no benefit.
Having tons of trouble getting the ball out of the sand. Also, I even chunk it. A major disappointment.
Bunker shots can definitely be some of the most frustrating (and sometimes feared) shots on the course, especially if you don't have the time to practice much. Here is a video we did recently on navigating greenside bunkers more confidently: th-cam.com/video/WbXe1DmPjuc/w-d-xo.html
Let us know if it helps, and thanks for commenting!
I like to work my wedges so that's not going in my bag! 😎
Bomb tech clubs work way better.....that edge you talk about is standard...let it go bro
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It's all BS. If you have no talent, all of these gimmicks will not help you. Learn how to swing correctly and just use standard equipment and you'll be fine.
Good review but this club is RUBBISH SAVE YOUR MONEY
Hard pass on these ridiculous looking wedges