WORLDWIDE GOLF INSIDER

June / July 2017

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Club testinG w e put the call out in early March asking our Worldwide Golf Shops customers to join us for a day on the driving range testing the latest golf equipment and recording the results. In this issue we look at irons and wedges. the partiCipants ben Carotta, Newport Beach, CA Handicap: 6 kit Chan, Placentia, CA Handicap: 7 mike mCdonouGh, Wichita, KS Handicap: 6 trudy mCdonouGh, Wichita, KS Handicap: 24 theresa waller, Newport Beach, CA Handicap: 32 bob paul, Fullerton, CA Handicap: 7.2 how we did it what ping says: The grooves in the Glide 2.0 wedges are spaced closer to- gether for increased friction, while also allowing for additional grooves. The higher-lofted wedges are engineered for finesse shots around the green with two more grooves than the original Glide, and the lower-lofted clubs are built for full shots with one extra groove. what the testers said: "Well balanced, easy to hit." – Mike McDonough "The club felt soft at impact. Good club!" – Theresa Waller "Lots of bounce. Would be good from rough or soft sand." – Kit Chan "I like the wide sole and balanced feel." – Bob Paul shop here pinG Glide 2.0 what taylormade says: These wedges feature advanced surface milling techniques for precise sole geometry, leading edges and score lines resulting in a precisely crafted grind that leads to optimal turf inter- action and consistent performance. what the testers said: "Looks cool and feels nice, too." – Ben Carotta "Nice distance and weighting and felt good at impact. Good perform- ance and results." – Theresa Waller "Feels good and has a very crisp feel. No complaints here!" – Kit Chan "Club head is heavy but nice, plus had good ball flight." – Bob Paul shop here taylormade milled Grind what wilson says: The FG Tour fea- tures a proprietary Tour-Y Groove de- sign and 11 laser-etched enhancers between each scoreline to maximize spin. The traditional sole provides opti- mal width and camber for players with medium to steep swings, while the Tour Grind Sole offers a thinner sole width for players with a medium to shallow angle of attack and those who like to play a variety of shots around the green. what the testers said: "Very versatile club. It's a bit upright, but the face was hot and I really like the grind." – Kit Chan "Large face and beautiful blue color, and it had a little heavier feel." – Theresa Waller visit a store near you wilson staff fG tour ver.indd 1 12/1/1 ver.indd 1 12/1/1 ver.indd 1 12/1/1 ver.indd 1 12/1/1 20 17

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