Given there are 4 different grinds, although not in all lofts, I would’ve appreciated a breakdown of each grind and it’s design intent concerning lie conditions, swing type, ie angle of attack, etc
Seen them in the flesh last weekend and they are lovely looking clubs. I got my T20s back in May so can’t justify a change just yet but Mizuno are my wedge of choice so these will find there way in at some point.
Best test/review videos in the world. Getting fit in 16 days, 7 hours, 29 minutes and 10 seconds Definitely excited to try some things out wedge wise and get dialed the Freak in with Mikey. Probably should stop messing with my swing for the next couple weeks.
If I didn’t have MD5’s in the bag these would be first pick. Really that’s based on performance in the wet + raw as a no up charge option. I play Mizuno MP18SC so they would match which is an added bonus.
I'm that guy you talked about who plays the prov 1x left dash. Love the ball off the driver, but always sacrificed spin around the greens. Will definitely give these a try.
For a change, I had these in the bag before you guys got the review out. I was that confident in them after playing the T20s. Mine are the denim copper and I'm totally in love with them. Mizuno should sell a boatload of these.
Just got my denim copper T22 wedges last week! They feel great and Mizuno's lead time, in the US, is only 3 weeks! So much better than most of the other name brands out there for custom orders! I was very surprised at the slightly smaller head size compared to my RTX4 wedges. Gotta love it for scoring clubs.
Every mizuno review on the channel larely has been very good which says all you need to know about there product and development ATM. These look the Business 💪
I’ve got the same and just got fitted for the t22 and fell in love with the feel and the vast option of loft and grind. Personally they look so much better than the sm8
Take this performance and then make the the back of the wedge just a cursive mizuno stamp with minimal to no other badging and is throw them in the bag. Shelf appeal seems to be the final adjustment to make them sell out off the shelves
Ah, yeah. The SM9 wedges proved better for me in my fitting anyways. I had this old RAM Tom Watson signature wedge that was solid copper...now that thing was soft!
Hey guys! Could you do a 50* comparison? Cleveland RTX 50* vs. Srixon ZX5 A-wedge. Show how two-50* clubs may offer a different result and allow the player the see what kind of feel they like? Another cool one would be the difference between a wedge shaft and a iron graphite shaft in a wedge. What are the pros and cons between shafts.
I play the c taper lite S in my irons and liked the stock True Temper S400 in my T22 wedges. Slightly heavier than the c tapers, but I feel the heavier shafts provide better feedback and accuracy. The C Taper lite is great for full swings and distance, but I feel that doesn’t resonate well with wedges. Just my opinion though, it’s all subjective! Lol
Your review of these wedges was very interesting. The wet vs dry test was awesome. Is there any chance that you guys ate going to test the edel sms wedge? Thanks for the great content.
I'm not going to watch the video 😂😂 I've just waited for my 3 Vokeys to come after a 3 month wait. I ordered them in a brushed steel finish and they sent raw.... and the grip was wrong too. While I was waiting Mizuno brought out these beauties. Brushed copper denim 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 Sooooooo nice.
I play t20. I don’t love them. Would I be getting almost the same wedge with these? Or worth looking at? I love the finish on these and the ping that helps in wet conditions. Not sure why vokey, jaws, etc don’t address it. It is the reason why I look at ping and mizuno wedges first
Its really unbelievable that Mizuno hasnt been producing great wedges before. Ive tried them in the past and never felt they were good enough or as good as Vokeys.
Callaway owns the rights for putting “C Grind” on their wedges. Heard Mizuno might pay Callaway a small percentage of sales of the “C Grind” wedges to speed up the process on sending them out.
- Vokey F (Full) and Vokey S (Sand - but also full with trailing edge relief) - is the Mizuno S (Straight Sole - minimal heel&toe relief) -Vokey D is a more aggressive Vokey M - by more aggressive I mean it generally has more bounce for steeper hitters but also has similar heel&toe relief - so if you play on really plush wet courses and want more bounce but relief that is on an M - Mizuno's version of this is their D and C grinds - where they are similar but the C has more heel&toe relief than the D - thus I think D is more like the Vokey D and C is like the Vokey M - Vokey L is the Mizuno X - these are the low bounce options for Pros and players very good on tight lies on firm courses - or for very shallow swingers
@@wesboothe6507 Lawsuit against their c-grind wedges back in 2021. Sounds like the lawsuit was dropped. But it did put a halt to their production for a bit.
Played a set of the T20, had to ditch them because they felt so hard and clicky. Beautiful wedges, but with these (T21) also being made with boron, I'm sure they also feel harsh.
Couldn’t help but notice this comment. Absolutely certain there are no more than 5 golfers on the planet who could feel a difference between mild carbon steel and boron infused ….if the shape is the same.
@@mizunogolf1906 Been at it 27 years, as low as +2. Took 6 wedges from other manufactures to test against them. Loved the shape, but on half shots and around the green they were very clicky. Almost like the ball was bouncing off the face like a rock. Very unusual for Mizuno in my experience, dating back to my TZoid Pro’s as a teenager.
@@B58FTW what you feel is what you feel ..very personal. More likely than not will have been the aggressive weight distribution in the T20 upper blade that gave the sensation you describe. It's scaled back in the T22.....so you might assess you still don't like the feel. We just don't want Boron to get the blame. It gets a little misunderstood.
