TaylorMade Hi-Toe 3 Wedges vs TaylorMade MG Hi-Toe RAW

But sometimes then it's maybe not so good if you're a little bit steep on the ball, a little bit of a digger, it can get a little bit snagged up into ...

I ordered the 58-15 Big Foot wedge. I felt that the 58 degree loft was a good compromise between the other two wedges in my bag, and with its 15 degrees of bounce, the high-bounce effect would be good for my style of play. I have not been disappointed. While I have only used the club in practice, and for two rounds of play, I have definitely seen the benefit to me of using this club

These are the brand new TaylorMade High Tow Wedges. I'm going to hit a number of shots around the greens and just show you how much spin and control y...

I mentioned the finish on the Hito wedges, and TaylorMade's using a new aged copper finish, which is a slightly tarnished look. TaylorMade's implement...

Has a good grip in the hands and the shaft has steps every couple of inches to help straighten and make more ridged. The hitting surface is well engineered for a perfect hit.

I still suck at golf, of course, but after upgrading from a loaner set I feel as if I'm getting much better control out of the rough and sand (I use this wedge for both, as I can't yet afford more than one). There's a really nice contact feeling, and the grip is wonderful. When the time comes I'll definitely stick with this brand to expand my collection.

It maximizes consistency, crafting each sole for repeatable performance and turf interaction. The Hi-Toe design of the Hi-Toe 3 wedge helps to raise t...

That's probably as much as you would take a 60 degree from really. You wouldn't hit it much harder than that. Again you can just hear, I don't know if...