Full faced with a high toe is the way to go for a LB or SW as it really helps getting the ball out of the high grass around the greens. I still have my Callaway PM grind wedge and scared to give it up because I love the head weight and the high toe, which makes it so versatile.
I game the Lazrus wedges. I can buy new ones every year and not break the bank. Having fresh grooves makes all the difference in the world. Plus, they're forged. They very pliable if you need to change the loft or lie. Love 'em!
Thank you for always reiterating that it is your opinion. I feel people take what golf pros say as gospel instead of personal preference, and always having something you like in every club you try.
I'm not questioning the Lazarus. I never played one, but when I started, I got a wedge set deal from Bombtec golf and I played those three wedges for quite a while before changing them out. The Cleveland wedges have tech, but most don't have much, and it's easier for a budget brand to make a muscle back club that can perform.
I have an original Vokey SM 56° that i got unused from a dude in Japan, the spin on that club is wild. My lob wedge is a Vokey SM9 with a Tensei graphite shaft that's high launch & high spin. They're unique forsure, but i switched them out from my Callaway Jaws, and i wouldn't go back
I’m just surprised the MG4’s aren’t in there. I’m not usually a Taylormade player, but those wedges are unbelievable. Definitely gonna pick up a set of Lazarus, probably gonna try the ping’s too.
I have taken 3 vokeys from my bag. No feel! 130 gram shafts dont work for me. Swapped to Kirklands. Softer feel. I bought my daughter Texaen wedges expecting nothing. For gun metal heads there are my preferred choice? Shaft most be 85-100gram. Burbage feel : ). Plus holing 4 chip shots in 36 holes! Didnt hole any in 2 years with vokey clubs. £45 for 3 weges.
You're crazy...the Vokeys feel so amazing. They are the best on the market in my opinion in the feel department so I think it's a bad take on your part
Cleveland RTX all the way. Brand has quality & durability, lasts best. CBX is just too fat, clunky w too much bounce regardless of the number, i.e. bounce at 10 still clunky & the grind is NOT adaptable for me. Sold my CBX 2.0. But for the price, you can make Kirklands wedge work just fine. Wish they offed them without a 60 degree.
To me ,all clubs are like a woman. Some are great to the feel but don't play well. Some you just don't like playing with but they came with the others. Then there's the go to one in almost every situation because it does what you want it to. You've got the show ones, the over looked ones because they just don't look pretty. Play the ones that works best for you and what you can afford.
"Do you want HONEST course vlogs and UNBIASED course reviews from me?" This I believe, your try to be honest, but and however most of your reviews lack any technical or efforts to be objective using DATA vs. just your chatter on whey YOU like best. Moving onto other YT advisors. But hey, thanks for trying.
Everyone has personal bias. No matter what even those guys who use the iron repeatedly are likely to hit what they like better because their subconscious bias comes out. I appreciate that he is just saying in his opinion.
