I love my Hi Toe 54* Taylormade wedge! 🐊

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So you’re the one damaging the greens with wedge marks

@@alexreyes1957 oh no, not me, when I throw a club it not only has height it has distance. Sounds like the blades on a helicopter as it flys towards the next tee box! Let that be a lesson and take notes boys and girls. If you gonna throw a club always throw towards the next tee box, don’t waste energy tracking backwards to get a club. That is from years of experience!

I have a 58 hi toes love it. Got fit for the new 60 degree mg4 and it shits on the 58 hi toe. 10 more yards carry and more spin.

From watching videos the data seems basically the same. But that’s also with someone who’s an extremely good ball striker and likely wont show the forgiveness differences

@@charlesflynt5969 they do the same thing with baseball and softball bats, however they at least repaint them so they look different. They rolled out the same exact club and called it new 🤣🤣

@@DuddyToh3it actually looks completely different, not sure what you were seeing

@@atamagashock lol they change the back every 2 years I have them in my bag my playing partner has them from two years ago almost identical.

MG2 Was The worse out of the 4

Update, just got home from the golf store with 2 brand new MG4 wedges, hit them in the bay and they feel money, TM may have done an outstanding job on these...... will find out tomorrow of course

Can confirm, MG4s feel great, spin is fantastic, you're throwing darts with these things, great job on the new wedges TM

Hit over 100 balls during fitting today and they are sharp as hell. Destroyed my ProV1s

Could.... feel like I need the man himself for that

Surprised TM / Trottie didn’t respond to your comment. It’s like they don’t want to discuss price at all. Funny that.

@@FF04RDF I mean it hasnt even been an hour, but we all know the prices have become ridiculous. Golf clubs have become like buying cars, new cars are insanely expensive and lose 1/3rd their value as soon as you take them off the lot, or hit the clubs. Unless you have insane money to blow, or are really trying to be cutting edge competitive, no sense in buying new clubs all the time. Back in high school when i played (2006-2010) a brand new cleveland wedge was $60, now theyre triple to $180, inflation doesnt account for that much of a difference. They're pricing amateurs out of the game, and also leaving the door open for lesser known companies like sub 70 or tokomo to come in and offer quality clubs at half the price. Its like these companies dont realize that people wont buy new clubs at these prices and if they lowered the prices just a tad much more people would buy them.

Mega munch 4 weeks (dependent on how much you play), quality munch 6 months, average munch 7 - 12 months. Then to be honest I'd say get some freshies

I haven't noticed anything major on a TP5X

@@trottiegolf thank you Sir.. replacing wedges this winter im gonna try these out

@@bknoxx buy in spring though, greens soft in winter so you won't need the spin

610 in the 56 / 60 Tour V in the 52 Here's the detail on that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ob99p8SK1Ki-nqM.htmlsi=u_xzYylKBHGYtfkw

categorically 1000% not the case!!

Yeah its definitely improved, but at the same time if you can find a new MG3 on clearance for $120 youre better off getting that then a brand new MG4 for almost $200

@@trottiegolfcategorically it’s actually the same, it’s a wedge

Lol you play on concrete?

Are the Trump indictments making you cranky?