I just got mine form Rick cpanther1995, got the two for one deal. Took the wedge out last Wednesday when we had really wet conditions. Out on a close to muddy sand trap I dropped three balls. Now these traps are bad even went dry some of the worse I have ever played and the ball just comes out as it I was hitting off the fairway with a great lie. During the round I hit some off very wet sloppy lies and again it was like summer time, the ball just rose up high and dropped soft a couple times with a little draw back. Dropped one in the thick wet rough where I could barely see the ball and the darn wedge again just threw it out like it was nothing. Amazing so far.
Followed up that round Friday after two days of rain and of course the whole course was sopping wet. Had some trouble hitting normal shots because of the conditions, but again when I used the wedge there was no problem. Really surprised how well this thing works. While the looks of the sole is different it is what makes this thing work so well. There are two things about the wedge though. It is heavier feeling than my regular wedges and because the ball comes out with a nice high angle it does not go as far as my regular wedge. Perhaps with a stiffer tipped wedge it might work better if you don't like the higher flight. I played yesterday (Monday) and made an adjustment in my normal shots inside 50 yards and it worked great. Hit a couple shots to gimmie range from that distance.
All in all if you like the heft of a heavier wedge and getting the ball out of bad lies in the bunker, fairway and rough with ease this is a great tool to do it. All in all I would give this wedge an A as if does some things I wish my wedge would do. I have been playing Wishon wedges for years and I could not get out with a normal bunker swing. I did not have to use a sand trap shot to get the ball out just a normal from the fairway swing like with any iron. Steve Almo has been talking about doing a wedge for years and I wish he had done it back then. Thanks Steve and OMG.