Taylormade Milled Grind Wedges
Taylormade Milled Grind Wedges reviewed and tested by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. Mark takes a close look at the Taylormade Milled Grind wedges with on course testing and data. Find out the best wedge to suit your golf game with Mark's simple and easy to follow golf videos.
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I've found bounce does affect spin as it affects the cleanness of my contact on certain types of surface.
I'm not sure what people think about spin numbers, but it depends so much on strike and club head speed that all these numbers make perfect sense.
Mark, can you please try to test the Cobra PUR wedges??
You really need to work on your game ????? Don't know how you've qualified to be a supposed "professional "????
your weight is pretty far back on those pitch shots
Love the video and idea of looking elsewhere for "good" wedges. Something I found interesting at the Titleist and Cleveland websites is that there is no mention of the forging process of how these wedges are made, which makes me think, have we been paying forged club prices for cast clubs? Have we been convinced that these are great wedges based purely on marketing and brand recognition? Companies usually can't wait to tell you how unique their forging process is…
To finish on a thin bullet??????
I've got the old 52 and 54 RAC wedges. Great feeling so I'm quite interested in these.
Mark, how come the spin on the full shots (or close to) is so low compared to doing "dry" test? Remembering some of your old wedge tests from a year or so back, wouldn't you normally see around 8000 rpm from a full shot with a wedge on GC2 from a mat?
this need some 'benny hill' music when you speedy run up to the green.
thumbs up for not editing out the poor shots…. we all do it.
Look proper garbage
has Rory got a spare shirt?
Really good review Mark, great to see clubs tested in a course environment, really interesting to see what actual spin numbers you get. I got professionally fitted for my wedges last year has made such a difference, gapping them properly and making sure they fit in with my irons and also helping me understand things like grind and bounce and which one fits in with my swing and what I want out of a wedge. Would definitely recommend that anyone looking for new wedges gets fitted now, can be confusing with all the grinds and bounces available. Keep the great content coming bruh?