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So in my switch back to LH golf I picked up a set of callaway irons, now I'm the type that sticks with one brand while building a set. I already had a pw and a sw in my set but was missing a lob wedge. So I picked up a 60 Mac daddy 2 tour grind, I was really loving that one, then I seen a 64 Mac daddy 2 with the H head(heavy) . I just love the feel with the extra weight. Picked both of them up from callaway preowned, and they were in much better shape then rated. The 64 looks like it's never been hit. Anyone else play these ?

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I have a Mack Daddy PM grind 60*. It's a very versatile wedge. (It's great out of sand as a bonus) I would look at the mack Daddy 2s but went back to a custom Scratch 60*. I would like to try the 64.

It's very interesting listening to Roger Cleveland explaining this wedge on youtube.

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I love my PM Grind 64.

Julia

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Driver: Callaway Big Bertha w/ Fubuki Z50 R 44.5"
FW: Cobra BiO CELL 14.5 degree; 
Hybrids: Cobra BiO CELL 22.5 degree Project X R-flex
Irons: Cobra BiO CELL 5 - GW Project X R-Flex
Wedges: Cobra BiO CELL SW, Fly-Z LW, 64* Callaway PM Grind.
Putter: 48" Odyssey Dart

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On 4/30/2016 at 7:25 PM, Kloeshuman said:

So in my switch back to LH golf I picked up a set of callaway irons, now I'm the type that sticks with one brand while building a set. I already had a pw and a sw in my set but was missing a lob wedge. So I picked up a 60 Mac daddy 2 tour grind, I was really loving that one, then I seen a 64 Mac daddy 2 with the H head(heavy) . I just love the feel with the extra weight. Picked both of them up from callaway preowned, and they were in much better shape then rated. The 64 looks like it's never been hit. Anyone else play these ?

I have the 64 Mac Daddy 2. I have hit some amazing shots with it. I have also struggled with it at times leaving the ball to short of the pin.

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