Mizuno Wedges

[mazza78]

Hi

Im thinking of getting a couple of mizuno wedges but aint sure between either the;

Mizuno - MP T Series WS Chrome Wedge
Mizuno - MP R Chrome Wedge

Can anyone tell me which ones are the best out of the two??
Also are my current Taylormade TP Z wedges better and worth keeping??

[billysandy]

The MPR wedges are a teardrop shape and they look like they have quite a big surface area but the MPT ones, the ones i am going to be getting some time soon, are a bit more vokey shaped

[Leftygolfer]

I have the 2007 MP-t 53 degree. I like it. I don't think I like it as much as the vokey I replaced. As far as feel comparing the two, I don't see much difference even though it is forged. It is a nice wedge though but if I was buying new wedges at regular price, I would get two new Vokey SM.

[tonyy]

I game the MP-R's and they're fantastic wedges. They're more of a tear dropped shape like said and make them easier to hit. I'm selling my set if you're interested

[GaijinGolfer]

There is no "better" wedge between those 2. The performance is the same, the only difference is the head shape and its more a matter of looks than anything else.
Some people prefer the more rounded MP-R, others prefer the more traditional teardrop shaped MP-T.
Ive got both and they both work equally well.

[PiKapp23]

Neither model is 'better' they just have different shape (as many other have stated). I play both - 51* MP-T is my 'gap' wedge. I like that shape for that club because it's closer to the shape of my irons and has a flatter leading edge. My 56* sand wedge is the MP-R. For a sand and utility wedge I like the tear drop shape better because it allows me to get down through the sand a little easier and can also be easier out of some ackward lies because of the rounded leading edge. I really like the feel of the Mizuno wedges after playing Cleveland's for years. They are not as 'spinny' as the Cleveland's or Vokey's but I prefer the feel.