Callaway JAWS MD5 Platinum vs Cleveland RTX 4 Tour Satin

And so it was great to feel the clubhead gliding through the turf. I tested this both on a soft. Spongy fairway lies around the green and was really i...

Now the RTX 4 comes with a Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shaft, which is quite interesting because that's a little bit heavier than wedge shafts tend t...

I've got one with 54 and another with 58 degrees of loft. They've got visual appeal, versatility and were a great value. You won't be disappointed if you try them.

So how they've done that they've shortened the hosel and moved the weight right smack bang behind the center of the club face which makes a lot of sen...

64 degree wedge. Full swing nice yardage. Choke down full swing and throws it right up in the air. Open the club face and make those real close shots up on the green

Needs some careful practice to become reliable - and discover the yardages with varying amounts of swing. Be surprised how high the ball is lofted.

I purchased the 50° wedge to compliment my 54, 58, & 60. My 58 is an 8° LBW bounce and my 60 is a 10° C bounce so I switch between them to best suit my New England Summer and Florida Winter course conditions. I do wish there was a 48° option for an AW to better fit the gap between my Apex 43° PW and MD5 SW.

That isn't the only change either guys. Cleveland they pioneered feel balancing technology when they brought out the CBX wedge last year and they just...