Callaway JAWS MD5 Platinum vs Tour Edge 1 Out Plus

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...

The club is designed to sit a specific way so you really can't get your hands too far ahead of the face (like I did often on my regular sand wedge). The key here is to NOT decelerate on your down swing. You are going to get the ball up and off that club face quickly so if you're not used to a high trajectory chip shot then use this around the practice greens and get a feel for the club. You will get spin and you will get height

It's not one of my favorite clubs, I've told you guys that before, I'm not really crazy about that one. So I was trying to find something that could k...

I use it from 80 yards in.Takes some practice to determine the swing necessary for each distance.

Combined with the high launch I've never had problems holding greens. I tried the G425's but for some reason the same black dot seems more upright to me and I couldn't gell with them. I really had a tendency to pull the G425's left and they felt harsher to me. Ended up staying with the G410's as they still fit my game perfectly

- Grip it as intended, with your thumbs on the two circles. This is a choke-up type swing. Don't try to open the face. Stand square to your target

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.

You Son of a gun Knights of Columbus You The one out plus like this is going to help my game. Yeah, I'll give it a shot Wow Amazing results hmm The on...