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Nick 100 July 31, 2024 0 Comments

I was looking to see if there were any updates on the DRT wedges that are replacing the old MG’s. Are they forged? Are they bendable unlike the MG’s? I think there was 15 loft/bounce options. Still the case? I used to play the MG’s and then was enjoying the MAX Milled for a while but ended up swapping to a more “blade” style wedge in a different brand that aren’t forged and they just feel “clicky”. I’d love to get back into some soft Maltby’s.

And, Britt, I took your advice from March this year. Swapped the TS4 9/PW to TS3 to help with turf interaction. I play the Golfweek AmTour and have worn ’em out with the closest to the pins and skins this year. By the numbers, I’ve got double the overall birdies from last year with more tournaments to play. Approach game is on point now. Now if I could just keep my ball in play off the tee with 115mph clubhead speed I might be able to make a score. Been spraying it way too much. You guys do an amazing job there at the Golfworks.

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Answer 1 · 2024-08-21T15:22:24+00:00

No real updates yet, except for that the final production samples are suppose to be here in August. If we approve those, they will go into production. 16 loft, bounce options in several grinds. We added one loft we didn’t have before when I stated 15 options. The A grind will have some lofts available in LH. Pearl chrome finish on all options and DBM on all but the W grind (wide sole / glider type option). So the G grind options are GAP lofts 48,50,52 with traditional soles and bounces. The S grind is the more relieved grind, the better player grind, the neutral to firmer turf condition grind. The A grind is the all purpose grind that is neutral to softer conditions, but really is all purpose and should be the most versatile. The W grind is the wide sole grind. Very excited about them and I believe the best wedges we have done. I have been testing all summer and I think they are as good as anything available.

Happy to hear the TS3’s are working out. As far as keeping it in play of the tee, I hear ya. With your club head speed you could use a shorter driver or club down with a 3 wood or driving iron for a while until you find the slot with your your normal driver. That’s what I do.

Thanks for the support and the interest.

Britt Lindsey

Hi Britt, my MG wedges are due for replacement and can’t wait for these to be launched. For grainy bermuda turf what do you think will be the best grind for a 54 and 58? I would use both clubs from bunkers so need some bounce but don’t like wide soles.