Wedges
Spin, grinds and the short-game gear worth your money.
Tour Edge Exotics Milled vs PING S259: the cheaper line starts at 50 degrees, and your gap wedge decides this
One of these lines runs from 46 to 62 degrees and changes its groove design as the loft climbs. The other starts at 50, puts one milled face across all 17 configurations and spends its variety on bounce instead. Where the top of your wedge set sits settles it.
By Ross Hamilton
Hi-Toe 5 vs Vokey SM11: the tall wedge finally gets a grind range
TaylorMade's first forged Hi-Toe arrives with five sole grinds, which is TaylorMade competing on Titleist's own ground for the first time. It still won't look like a Vokey at address, and that decides more than you'd think.
By Jordan Hale
Vokey SM11 vs TaylorMade MG5: grind range against spin that lasts
These are the two default wedges in golf and they're sold on genuinely different premises. One gives you more ways to match your turf; the other keeps its spin longer. Which matters depends entirely on where you practise.
By Ross Hamilton
