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 simonr900
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29.05.08
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| I've used the 588 rtg sand wedge for about 4 years and have found it to be one of the best wedges on the market. It's got a great feel off the club face with not too much bounce, I've just bought the 49 degree piching wedge and have to say it's just as good as the sand wedge. It fits perfectly in my bag being about 10 yards shorter than my Callaway X20 tour wedge and 10 yards longer than my Cleveland SW.
Great club! |
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golfwallyspain
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9
(Posted
21.06.06
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| This club is a MUST buy and will give you great bite and feel around the green. The Be-Cu and Gunmetal versions are good...but for real stopping power..this is your club.
Club was rated 7s all round, but quite frankly after getting it , I would give 10...just three or 4 ball impacts on the face.. INCREDIBLE vale. Thanks Golfbidder.
Adrian |
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 stevenhunt9
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16.04.06
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| Please with the purchase overall, even though I did the expect the club to be in a better condition when it arrived. Club is great for aroung the green so I'm quite pleased in general |
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jezzab
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01.09.05
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| I got this club 3 weeks ago and I think that it is the easiest wedge to hit, you can play any type of approach shot with it, and for the first time ever I am able to get check on the greens. |
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grahamharvey
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6
(Posted
23.03.05
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| Good wedges. I have a 56 degree sand and 60 degree lob wedge. The dulling of the clubfaces means no glare from the sun. A little inconsistent distance with off centre strikes. |
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