I fell in love last night (with a wedge)

[millsan1]

Last night I went to the Galaxy for a lesson and with the intent of buying a wedge  or three.

I spent a fair amount of time in the sim swinging a bunch of brands.  I used the 60 from each brand, to maintain consistency of the comparison.

Hit the following:

Callaway MD4

Ping Glide

Tommy Armour GXT

Vokey SM6

 

They were all fine to good in my hands.  Callaways were probably my favorite of that group.

 

But then I hit the Cleveland RTX-3.  First swing was butter and felt soooooooo good.

 

Took about 10 more swings with the 60, then 10 more with a 52 and a 46.  Each one felt great and flew very well according to the computer.  I was and am sold.

 

Walked out with all 3 in Black Satin with the M grind, and will be taking my new loves to the range today to get the feel for distances, etc.  As an added bonus, they were on sale and I had some store credit and a coupon, so they were basically free!

[Patch]

Falling in love with a club(s) is totally acceptable. However, as with all love affairs, there will be some low points, that could possibly lead to a break up. 

I have had break ups with almost all my clubs at one time or another. Funny thing is, the club doesn't really care.

[Typhoon92]

Can't go wrong with Cleveland RTX wedges.

[millsan1]

 Went to a local range that lets you hit off grass and has a bunker to practice out of.

These clubs really work for me.  Great feel, great spin, easy distance control.

Friday will be my first round with these.  Can't wait.

[Moxley]

Yeah, just got one of these myself for my birthday, a really good club. Only problem is that it looks so nice that I fear practising with it from any scruffy lies 😄

[NZ Golfer]

Loving my RTX wedges .. 

 

As to love affair, I find it hard to go past my Cleveland TT588 eight iron.... nothing like dropping a ball in the hole from the rough 165 yards to put a simile on the dia