[DoterrFor]

I was in the store tonight and tried the Tour Edge Exoctics ExtremeSpin 2010 wedges out and they felt very, very good. I play the TE Fairway Woods and love them, but never considered their wedges. The have a removable weights of 2, 4 and 6 grams. This was my first crack at them and tried the 58* which as many on the forum have said can do pretty much everything I need. I was wondering if anyone else has tried these yet and has any additional information on them.

[diutuartina]

From what we were told last week, we expect to have these next week to review. I have tried them out about a month ago. They are innovative as expected with this line.

The feel is very soft, however I did not care that much for the muted sound when I tried it on chips and pitches.

The major issues I have with the line is that they offer VERY few bounce options for players. I know they have their odd heel and toe bounce thing going, but I would like to see a few more options available.

[DoterrFor]

I would agree about the lack of bounce options. The 58* is only offered in a 10 degree. Infact, they dont even list the bounce on the club. We had to look it up on their website at the store.

Are you familar with the Mizzuno MP-R wedges?

[diutuartina]

Quite familiar with them.

[DoterrFor]

What was your impression of the Mizzuno wedges, JB?

[diutuartina]

Last years Mizunos had great feel, but lacked a little spin for me. This years are significantly in that aspect and our review of them should be up in the next couple of weeks.

[DoterrFor]

They spun ok for me when I tried them tonight, but nothing compared to the CG15's. I tried the Mizunos because they were on sale, the Tour Exoctics, and CG15's. As far as spin was concerned I would rank the CG15 1st and TE's 2nd. So, my wedges will probably come from these two unless the TM XFT's really wow me. Hopefully the XFT's will be out by end of week so I can give them a go. I think after trying them I will have hit just about every wedge out there.