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continues to provide encouragement and advice to young players who want to follow in his footsteps. He opens up opportunities for them to learn not only the technical aspects of playing golf, but also the values of leadership, integrity and ethics in sports.

No weaknesses. All very good.

These clubs are incredible. They hit very solid. When you miss, you can tell where you miss but you are not severely punished. Great game improvement clubs. I hit every GI iron under the sun before buying these and I'm 100% confident I bought the best GI clubs on the market. Rancho Cucamonga Pro Concrete

No negatives, all round excellent club.

put your vokeys away...this club wouldnt stoop down to the level of vokeys great club..im a raving fan.

Great model, I had the 60 degree and just recently switched to this - love it! I would highly recommend it for all golf levels

i have been playing the greatest game that we all know as golf since i was 2 years old and have had much success in tournament play as far, as these wedges go they are great for the golfer who strikes the ball well if your not a good ball striker i would not suggest buying these wedges unless your just the weekend drink beer with your buddys and play 18 holes.

I found that these wedges were very consistent when it comes to distances, but the wedges get very little spin. I demoed the Cleveland CG 15s and they get much more spin. I think for someone who is just out for fun these wedges are great clubs, but for someone who plays in tournaments and is really trying to score, these wedges are not the best choice.

I haven't played the regular Tom Watson wedges that many seem to dislike, but I do own the "PVD" (Physical Vapor Deposition) Tom Watson set and they're quite fine.
All 3 wedges have VERY consistent, predictable distances (including full swings) and a feel that actually reminds me of some of the very finest 'castings' I've played. I find each club's bounce angles perfect for their respective tasks. For instance, the Lob has 7 degrees of bounce and lets me feather my ball out of those green-side bunkers like a knife cutting through a cloud of sand.
There are better wedges, but I dare anyone to find better for this price.. You'll get: Consistency in distance, great feel, a fine set of tools to execute those very touchy green-side shots, accuracy all 'round and a hell of a sand trap arsenal.
The gunmetal finish is gone in the ball-striking area and on the sole, but who cares?

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Got these a few months ago and traded them in for some Cleveland CG 12s...WOW...what a difference. The Watson's are just OK, they lack soul if you know what I mean. Not bad for a golfer on a budget, but they hurt my short game. The Cleveland clubs took 4-5 shots off my game the first few times out. The Watson's feel dull even in the sweet spot. I still LOVE my Adams A4s, but the Watson wedges (3 for $99.00) are on the cheap side. Sorry Tom.

I have never owned a wedge set before, but have always relied on just a 60 degree Wilson from Walmart. Needless to say this is a great upgrade for me. The deisgn of these wedges is top notch. They feel a little clanky at times, but overall I like the feel and weight, and they have a very large hitting area for those of us that don't always have perfect swings. I don't pull my full-swing shots near as much as I did with my Wilson. These are a great value and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a good wedge set. I will keep these in my bag for a long time. They may not be Clevelands, but neither is the price.