Ram FX

Reviewed by: greenkawasaki ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
FX Wedges

Summary:
If you read above I wrote a review of these wedges with glowing remarks. However, after a season of play, I have to take back all I said. The playability of the wedges remain above par, however the quality is lackluster. I think almost 30% of the finish has chipped off leaving an unsightly copper color behind in all areas. The coating RAM used is cheap. But, what really did I expect? I guess the old adage is true - you really do get what you pay for.

Reviewed by: greenkawasaki ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ram FX Sand and Gap Wedge

Summary:
Just picked up these new wedges. Walking around the golf store, I was looking for a couple wedges (Gap and Sand). I saw these clubs and was interested with their clean setup, smooth darker finish, and thinner profile. I find my current cleveland wedges a little bulky with too much bounch next to the fact half the chrome has chipped off leaving a 2 year old club feel like it's about to fall off the shaft. Anyways, after playing around with the club, I noticed the price. A mear $40 Canadian, a lot cheaper than my current $120 Clevelands. Today I got a chance to play with the clubs and they have a great feel. They offer great spin with a responsive feedback. With what feels to be a lighter head than my Clevelands, they felt a little harder to control. I probably just need to get used to them. I would definetely recommend this product with its nice lines and affordable price.

Customer Service:
Great service at my local golf shop. Was surprised when salesman neglected trying to sell me expensive wedges and opted to show me the store's new Ram wedges.