I think that Scott L. needs to get off his High Horse and stop talking like he's the only person in the world that's capable of hitting a blade wedge.
Their is no skill level required to hit a blade wedge. Just the proper tempo and timing.
Keep your insulting and boastful comments to yourself. Discourageing high handicap golfers is not being a protector of the sport.

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Was litteraly pulling off the price tag as I was hitting the green. I have a marginal swing at best and was hitting it with no problems at all. Always had a problem with the short game but hitting the greens aggresivly now. If you have a problem with the sweetspot then learn how to play. I'm a bad golfer and had no problems hitting this club at all. Besides my Firesole 3 iron, the best and most reliable club in my bag.

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These wedges aren't for everyone.
I use blades so these small headed wedges are to my liking.
I also like less bounce than the tradition 12 degrees most sand wedges have. The Faldo wedeges are for highly skilled players, so don't be mislead by other reviews. You will either love these wedges like I do or prefer an easier wedge and look elsewhere.
Bottom line, I feel these are the wedges for my game. If I were to design a wedge it would be almost identical to these. But I wouldn't design this wedge for my father or daughter to hit. They need a different club than I need.

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I'm currently hitting Cleveland wedges. I went to the store to by Titleist Vokey, but they convinced me with the story that you can hit the Faldo wedges from any lie (that is a lie!). They are really unforgiving, and not easy to hit at all. Very small sweet spot, which makes tham unpredictable with a full swing.

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I calle the manufacturer customer service, and they said that they can not do anything about it, and that I should deal directly with the store. Store policies are: you hit them, you can't return them.

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Cleveland & Titleist Vokey

Tried this wedge recently, and it was average in most ways. Plenty high, normal distance, a little subaverage spin. The thing I didn't like about this wedge was the feel and sound. sounded too much like a click, almost like it was hollow. Not what I want out of a scoring club, I'll stay with my Hogan Sand Wedge and Titleist Lob Wedge.

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Titleist, Cleveland, Hogan, Purespin... etc.

When I saw the 49.95 price tag I had to do a double take. Seriously they are 49.95 at Roger Dunn. I got a sand and lob wedge. The sweet spot is the size of a dime. Not forgiving bet very rewarding after you get the hang of them which took me a little while. Excellent feel and geat out of sand. Otherwise, no better or worse than any other wedges. The price makes them the best value.

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Custom Mades

I'd won a 64 degree Seal wedge which I found difficult to use and after a few months was starting to wear so I thought I'd try this and it is really easy to use. The base does seem to work. I still find it a little hard on the face but that is probably more down to the balls I use. Hopefully it should also last longer than the Seal. Not cheap but an easy club to use.

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Seal 64 degree

Great wedge, very soft feel. Can hold most greens. Great full swing club from 80yrds.

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X-14, Cleveland 588, Purespin.

Has really improved my short game. Like the slightly heavier head for added feel to the shot. Great when in the thick stuff around the green.

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Mizuno, Cleveland

Was okay. After a while, it just lost its staying power. Hitting off the fairway it just would not stick the ball. Ball keeps rolling. Not good on a wedge.

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