I asked this question myself not too long ago and didn't come up with an answer. Instead, I ended up in a debate over what constitutes an iron-like vs a wedge-like PW. Started thinking about this again myself, since @Bonvivant started the topic. I'm hitting more partial swings with my PW lately and using it around the greens more, so I'm kind of thinking I want it to match my other wedges in terms of bounce and sole grind.

I know what you mean. I don't think they actually care. If you look at the "Why am I seeing this ad?" stuff, it's always for a really generic reason. I mostly just ignore ads these days. I'm so inundated with them in daily life that they're kind of easy to tune out mentally.

Do your usual set up....then right before you’d take your shot...stop. Set down a stick or a club, walk behind and see where your club face is pointing. There’s a good chance that if you’re aimed properly you’re taking the club out to in like a bunker shot and slightly closing your face prior to impact and pulling your shot left. This would work great in wet grass so you could see your brush mark and maybe see if you in fact changed your face from its original alignment.

I have MCC on my irons and they're the same way. I've only ever had tags pop out of PURE grips. Thanks. I went digging around in my old golf bag and found an old wedge with an extra tag on it, so I'm still in business for now.

I don’t know how some of you can play in the heat. I played 18 this morning when it was 92 degrees with a dew point of 72. I’m 77 years old and I thought I was going to die. The carts this course has are black with black covers and seats. By the end of the round my back hurt so bad I could hardly get my bag in my vehicle. There wasn’t any cloud cover or breeze. The sand flies bit my legs constantly. I drank probably a gallon or more of water. I will never play in that kind of heat again, plus I am limiting my rounds to 9 holes. I have finally hit that age. Did I mention that I scored a nice 109!