Anything new on the horizon in 2024 regarding wedges … maybe an updated version of the TSW models that’s more in keeping with the TS3 and TS4 design?
Britt Lindsey Answered question December 19, 2023
Anything new on the horizon in 2024 regarding wedges … maybe an updated version of the TSW models that’s more in keeping with the TS3 and TS4 design?
We have a new wedge series in the works. Not sure if it will be completed for 2024, but definitely will be for 2025. I am hoping it could be a fall 2024 release. There will be 15 options of loft/bounce/sole width options in this series and a few of the options will be available in left hand. Should rival any product available, in both performance and appearance. Excited about it. More details to come later in 2024.
Britt Lindsey
We’re not sure yet. We are sampling several finish options. Chances are there will be some options in a DBM finish, but just can’t say for sure yet. We are looking at the raw DBM as well as the darker DBM and a pearl chrome like the TS4 irons, as well as brushed satin, satin polish etc. Looking forward to seeing the samples.
Britt Lindsey
Finish is vitally important where I live, especially for wedges:
+. I have found no better design than the M+ for the vast majority of players, self included.
+. The finish on those wedges has been enduring. Could be the metal beneath, but indeed they have held up well despite all of the pebbles in our sand bunkers.
+. Though I never cared for the head design, the finish on the original TE Forged has also been awesome. Hardly a scratch compared to everything since.
+. My TS-4 irons and TSW wedges are already dinged up. Disappointing. Though the TSW wedges were an experiment that did not work out, I could not be happier with the TS-4 irons, except for the finish. Again, it might not be the finish, but the softness of the forging. Either way I want something more durable like the M+ wedges. Would prefer that the cavity be a little less deep, but that is nitpicking. Just an excellent design. My favorites are the 54 narrow and the 58 mid-width. They blend in perfectly with an iron set that has a 50 degree gap wedge.
Hope the offset is not all over the place like the TSW. I like the wedge but the offsets were kind of strange
Will there be a DBM finish on any of these?