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Mizuno updated the 46-degree through 52-degree of their latest iconic teardrop-shaped wedge with two more scoring lines. In addition to upping the quantity, the lower lofted wedge's grooves are narrower and deeper, increasing the surface area of the ball that contacts the face during compression. This design imparts a massive amount of spin on full shots, which is precisely what the aforementioned lofts are primarily intended for. Because higher lofted wedges are frequently used for finesse or touch shots when compression isn't a significant factor, fewer wider, shallower grooves yield maximum spin rates.
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| Club | Loft | Shaft Material | Shaft Flex | Shaft Type | Lie Angle | Length | Outlet | Like New | Very Good | Good | Average | |
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Club
Lob Wedge
Loft
60°-10° (Bounce) C Grind
Shaft Material
Graphite
Shaft Flex
Regular
Shaft Type
UST Mamiya Recoil ESX 460 Graphite
Lie Angle
Standard
Length
Standard
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Lob Wedge | 60°-10° (Bounce) C Grind | Graphite | Regular | UST Mamiya Recoil ESX 460 Graphite | Standard | Standard | Outlet • | Like New • | Very Good • | Good • | Average |
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Club
Lob Wedge
Loft
60°-10° (Bounce) C Grind
Shaft Material
Graphite
Shaft Flex
Regular
Shaft Type
Mitsubishi MMT 85 Graphite
Lie Angle
Standard
Length
Standard
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Lob Wedge | 60°-10° (Bounce) C Grind | Graphite | Regular | Mitsubishi MMT 85 Graphite | Standard | Standard | Outlet • | Like New • | Very Good • | Good • | Average |
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Mizuno updated the 46-degree through 52-degree of their latest iconic teardrop-shaped wedge with two more scoring lines. In addition to upping the quantity, the lower lofted wedge's grooves are narrower and deeper, increasing the surface area of the ball that contacts the face during compression. This design imparts a massive amount of spin on full shots, which is precisely what the aforementioned lofts are primarily intended for. Because higher lofted wedges are frequently used for finesse or touch shots when compression isn't a significant factor, fewer wider, shallower grooves yield maximum spin rates.