Those look really nice, though I’m not a fan of the full face grooves. I have hit some bad wedge shots, but usually it is a shank. Never caught one that far out in the toe. I’ll probably get a set in the Winter to have ready for Spring.

    These look amazing. I’m consistently impressed with Maltby’s ability to deliver up to date tech (in this case full face grooves and adjustable weighting) in sync with other large OEMs at incredible prices. I’ll be swapping one for my DTG In1Zone EZ PZ 58 this winter for sure! (Though I don’t thing anything short of a new Ping Glide ES is knocking my Zing SW out of the bag anytime soon, and there’s no way I’m paying $150 for a new Glide)

    The wedges with scorelines to the toe are interesting looking....can't say I've seen one in person. What do others think of it?

    johnnydoom Those are nice looking wedges. I don't understand the use of screws, but who doesn't love a good screw.

    Not as screwy as PXG were you really get screwed, eh? 😜

      I think it looks good. Been really impressed with the Maltby stuff lately. Was actually thinking of ordering a TSW 52* wedge as I'm not thrilled with my MD5, but maybe I should wait for these.

      Did GW confirm the bounces of these new wedges?

      Taki27 Unlike other irons in a set, which are mostly used for full shots and require center face contact, wedges can be struck toward the toe for a cushioned impact on delicate greenside shots.

          pellmell. I heard on PGA radio that Dustin Johnson will hit his wedges off the toe intentionally to soften some shots so he can swing fuller. I can’t do that, lol

              Taki27

              I do that on touch shots around the greens at times so these wedges are interesting to me just like the callaway PM grinds.

                I may be interested depending on pricing.

                  LBlack14 I hit everything on the toe.

                  Me too. I don't even have to try. It's too bad the golf ball doesn't realize just how talented I am.