SMT Golf Durometer Series

Reviewed by: last2add ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Durometer Wedges

Summary:
The feel and playability of these wedges are second-to-none. I could not tell a difference between these and the cg10 Cleveland wedges. The Tietlest Vokey wasn't much different either. The best part about these components is that they are less than 40 bucks. As a result, you can shaft and grip these for about half the amount as the two mentioned above.

Customer Service:
SMT cust. service is excellent as anyone knows that has previously done business with them before...at least if directly purchased through them and not a reseller.

Similar Products Used:
Vokey, CG10, various knock-offs.

Reviewed by: mike ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
59* players series

Summary:
fantastic wedge, milled face with square grooves will put loads of spin on the ball. this wedge is very easy to hit the lower trajectory ,hop 2x and stop (or back up) or the mid trajectory stop on a dime, or just a good ol flop shot. very forging with the a-round the green chips, even if you hit it a touch fat ,you'll still get the ball on the green. no vibration on fuller swing shots but you can still tell when you mis hit one. the stainless steel seems to hold up well so far, but it does tend to shred some of the cheaper balls. 53* coming soon.

Customer Service:
none needed

Similar Products Used:
clevland 588 53, 60 ben hogan, 60 among others

Reviewed by: iain_eng ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Durometer Green Insert

Summary:
3 words.
Buy these wedges.

Customer Service:
Superb

Similar Products Used:
All sorts of wedges from very expensive to very cheap.