Titleist Forged Wedges
Titleist Forged Wedges
USER REVIEWS
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[May 26, 2000]
Ty Carlson
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
ELK 61, DL III 54
Very solid wedges. Both produce a very soft feel when hit as a forged wedge should. Great looking clubs at address. The Love wedge is a great fairway wedge from about 120 yards and in. The ELK wedge is a great wedge for flops around the green. Its easy to get the ball up high and land it softly. Similar Products Used: Cleveland RTG, Snake Eyes, Hogan, Vokey. |
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[Mar 09, 2000]
Eric Seatvet
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
DL III 54, DD 59
I love forged wedges. Both of these models look great and have solid feel. The DL III model is awesome from inside 100 yards. The DD model is the good from both sand and tight lies. They are more expensive but worth it. Similar Products Used: Titleist Volkey, RAM Forged models |
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[Jan 08, 2001]
Joe W.
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
C S Forged Prototype, 57.
This is a very nice wedge. The trajectory is very high and soft. It has a very soft feel, and in my opinion is way more versatile than any other wedge out there. If you hit the sweet spot most of the time this is a must have. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Titleist Vokey. |
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[Jun 23, 1999]
Dave
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
BF 56
I'm a wedge bum, always borrowing, never buying. I liked the forged BF 56 deg. wedge so much I actually paid the $100+ bucks for it. It has a rounded medium-width sole and a fairly low 10 deg. bounce angle. This makes it pretty darn versatile from all types of lies, and even a not excessively skilled golfer like myself can manufacture all sorts of clever shots with it. It slips through sand like a warm knife through butter. It doesn't seem to drill long low shots as well as some sand wedges I've used, so you may still need a gap wedge if your pitching wedge is strong, but at least you won't need a lob wedge. It has two holes drilled in the flange giving it a sort of faux-professional look. Similar Products Used: Too many to list. |
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[Jun 14, 1999]
Bic
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
David Duval Lob Wedge
Excellent wedge. Feels so good that I use it way too much - when I should be chipping or putting! I tried a load of different wedges at a range and this one was the best. Customer Service Excellent service in UK. See my DCI review for details. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jun 02, 1999]
Dave
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
DD 59 deg.
The DD 59 deg. wedge demands too much skill for me to use. I hit it too thin, too low, too often. It's me, not the wedge. The club's owner is a low handicapper who plays with forged muscle backs and hits soft wound balata balls 280 yards. I think the Titleist DD wedge is meant for that kind of golfer who also carries a strongly lofted or specialized sand wedge. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 13, 1999]
Dan
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
CS Curtis Strange 57
This is a great wedge for little chip shots, especially from thick rough--it glides through it like nothing. It also works better out of lighter fluffier sand than firm packed kind. I wouldn't pay the 120 bucks for it but i got mine slightly used at half price so its a good deal. Similar Products Used: Cleveland, Tour Select |
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[Dec 29, 1998]
Dave
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
CS 57
This wedge has a medium bounce angle and a fairly wide flange. It has good trajectory control. Take the bounce out and a long, low full wedge shot alleviates the need for a gap wedge. It's only short coming is on thin, hard fairways where the rounded flange makes its hard to ""pick"" the ball on gentle finesse shots. It's pretty expensive. Similar Products Used: Cleveland RTG SW, Cobra KC II SW, Ram Tour Grind 58 deg. wedge, Tad Moore 57 deg. wedge |
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[Jan 17, 1999]
Rodney Thomas
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
DLIII 54, BF 56 , ELK 61
Great wedges come in variety of lofts for every shot. Customer Service Great cusotmer service Similar Products Used: Vokey wedges |