We test out the new Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 wedge and compare the blade design with the cavity version. We go behind the scenes at a Golf Monthly club test day at Stoke Park. Keep a look out for our full video review in the coming days.
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Like the on course testing but you need to sort out the sound.
I’m not sure on this wedge 🙁 i would go for a call away wedge
So many people are making great wedges right now and fans of different
iron makers will tend to go with that marque i think rather than a
specialist independent (I have Nike VR Pro forged 48/10 and 56/14 wedges
and a 60/10 toe sweep lob wedge) – but, all power to wedge makers – best
and cheapest improvement I ever made to my iron set was replacing the set
wedges – 100 quid a wedge rather than six hundred quid for a new set of
irons – most sets of irons are fine but, really its wedges round the green
that most matter :-)
great!