Choosing the right wedge grind and bounce depends on your angle of attack and typical course conditions: steeper swings and soft turf require higher bounce with wider soles, while shallow swings and firm conditions benefit from lower bounce and heel/toe relief.
Their scorecard
Spin: 5/5 — Exceptional spin retention on all grinds
Versatility: 5/5 — Heel/toe relief grinds open up green-side options
Turf interaction: 5/5 — Optimal low-point control when matched to swing
Feel: 5/5 — Soft, solid tour feel
What they rate
Wide range of grinds tailored to steep, neutral, or shallow attack angles
Prevents digging on heavy shots and skipping on tight lies
Maximizes greenside shotmaking versatility and spin control
What they don’t
Requires an accurate understanding of your individual swing angle of attack
Choosing the wrong grind can hamper turf interaction
Choosing the right wedge grind and bounce depends on your angle of attack and typical course conditions: steeper swings and soft turf require higher bounce with wider soles, while shallow swings and firm conditions benefit from lower bounce and heel/toe relief.
Wide range of grinds tailored to steep, neutral, or shallow attack angles
Prevents digging on heavy shots and skipping on tight lies