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benifits of straight leading edge wedges??

halfpennyhacker

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halfpennyhacker

i noticed alot of pro tour players are grinding there leading edges on there wedges to a square finish as opposed to the stock curved finish,is this purely for there own piece of mind or does it have another purpose,say like for spin or something,and is it worth giving it a try for mid handicappers??

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LuciusWooding Great Member

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Turf interaction, also alignment. If you have a rounded edge and hit a lot of shots with the face open, it seems more comfortable. If you prefer to stay square, the rounded edge can mess with your eye.

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colin007 Incredible Member

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ive never lived the rounded edge, on my mizunos you can get the R for rounded or the T (i think its a T) for a squarer leading edge.

Colin P.

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