WEDGES
A whole lot of wedge
A selection of the latest wedges available for 2014
TITLEIST VOKEY SM5 Designed by Bob Vokey, these new wedges have utilised Tour player feedback to develop high-performance shapes and grinds. SM5 wedges feature a compact, balanced shape with a shorter blade length and rounder toe profil . SRP £103
www.titleist.co.uk
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CLEVELAND 588 RTX 588 RTX wedges combine the performance of 588 with the Rotex Face – Cleveland’s most advanced spin technology. Available in multiple lofts, bounces and finishe . RRP £109
www.clevelandgolf.com
TAYLORMADE ATV WEDGES ATV is ‘All Terrain Versatility’, and the sole geometries should produce a different bounce for different shots. RRP £89
www.taylormadegolf.eu
JOHN LETTERS MASTER MODEL WEDGE Designed with the input of the John Letters Tour staff, the master model grind wedge is being used by Sam Torrance OBE and Seniors OOM Champion Paul Wesselingh. RRP £89.99
ww.johnletters.com
MD GOLF SUPERSTRONG Have been upgraded to feature a Precision Rifle sha t as standard. These wedges come in a gunmetal finish and eature our razor grooves to maximise spin. RRP £49.99
www.mdgolf.eu
YONEX EZONE The EZONE wedge forged in Japan in high-quality S25C steel provides tour- level performance with a tour grind sole to adapt to all situations. RRP £149
www.yonex.co.uk
COBRA TOUR TRUSTY Featuring Cobra’s Tour notch K-GrindTM, a Tour preferred shape and Variable Feed Rate Milling, Tour Trusty wedges are designed for precision wedge play and shot versatility. RRP £89
www.cobragolf.co.uk
HONMA TOUR WORLD WEDGE Exclusive to the UK outside the Far East. Higher lofts have flat sole or precisely clipped fringe and short grass approach shots. RRP £225
www.honma.co.uk
NIKE VR X3X The new Toe Sweep Grind utilises a wide sole at the toe and a narrow sole at the heel for more central centre of gravity location and versatility and stability under the ball. RRP £89.99
www.nike.com/golf
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