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New wedge anyone?

Hardballs

By Hardballs
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WUTiger Incredible Member

WUTiger

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These F2 wedges have been around for years. At a nearby Play-It-Again-Sports, two of these set in the older used club barrel.

The F2 employ a design called onset , the opposite of offset in an iron or wedge head. See below.

Do any of our TST instructors have comments on how well the "face forward" wedge works?

Note: Some hybrids also have onset heads. If interested, look up the Mizuno JPX EZ or the Hireko component Acer XF hybrids.

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trickyputt Great Member

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Torque angles arent the same. Maybe you are suppose to get used to it?

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nickel_aTm Well Established Member

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Rather than buy new wedges, I'd just stay down on the ball. :-)

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Patch Incredible Member

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I have a couple of really old F2s  in my garage. They are a good wedge. I just don't use them because of a personal requirement I have. I want all my irons to be of the same brand, and model. It's a mental thing with me. Plus, I don't shank that much as it is. I know when I did use them, I did not see much difference in how they played. They were given to me because I was in the right spot at the right time. Maybe 10 years ago?

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