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Lucky on Thursday: Picked up a slightly used Callaway XForged sand wedge for $50. By slightly used, it looked like somebody hit fours shots off a range mat and decided they didn't like it.

This is a 56.15 with C-grind (metal shaved away from sole on toe and heel) and Mack-Daddy grooves, and standard WedgeFlex shaft.

Can any former or current XForged users tell me if the Mack-Daddy grooves will shred golf balls? (I play Gamer.V2)

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Driver:  :touredge: EXS 10.5°, weights neutral   ||  FWs:  :callaway: Rogue 4W + 7W
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I would assume it shreds just as much as my Callaway Jaws wedges since mine have the mack daddy grooves. I played the Gamer for awhile and it would put shred marks on the ball when I used the wedges. I love these wedges though, they have awesome spin on them!

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X-forged shreds balls along with non-conforming Vokeys.  If you're talking spin, Nike wedges have the most.  I recently sold all my Callaway clubs. but the X-forged was a good wedge.  Excellent feel and good spin/performance.


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