Twin Lakes
Assistant Pro
Anyone use or used these and your thoughts please?
MD Seve Icon Wedges
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Wedgey
Club Champion
My bro has a couple of these, swears by them. Have a nice look and feel to them.
really good value at dunluce golf too, think they're only around 30 quid.
really good value at dunluce golf too, think they're only around 30 quid.
Bobirdie
Journeyman Pro
I have one coming tomorrow. 48 degree. I changed my irons and they are all 3 degree stronger than my old set so I needed a 48 to fill the gap.
I play vokey wedges and i know it will play alot different but if i like it i will have no problems selling up and having a matching set of icons.
Il be playing friday so i can give you a proper review then if need be
I play vokey wedges and i know it will play alot different but if i like it i will have no problems selling up and having a matching set of icons.
Il be playing friday so i can give you a proper review then if need be
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
I have an MD norman drew wedge. its the oldest club in my bag. says it all really! :thup:
my mate has a seve wedge. im sure they are sweet as well.
my mate has a seve wedge. im sure they are sweet as well.
palindromicbob
Tour Winner
I have an older Seve 48* and Norman Drew 54 and 60. Considering replacing with 52 and 56 with mathcing Seves .One of my go to clubs.
Jack_bfc
Challenge Tour Pro
I have an MD seve 56 degree...
its my first 'specialist' wedge to compliment my TM 200 PW and SW.
I love it and am thinking of adding a gap wedge this year if i feel the need...
Just need to get on a course first!!!!
its my first 'specialist' wedge to compliment my TM 200 PW and SW.
I love it and am thinking of adding a gap wedge this year if i feel the need...
Just need to get on a course first!!!!
Foxholer
Blackballed
Certainly well thought of!
At the price, it's hard to go wrong imo. As long as you know what bounce/style works best for you - or a cheap way of finding out!
At the price, it's hard to go wrong imo. As long as you know what bounce/style works best for you - or a cheap way of finding out!
palindromicbob
Tour Winner
Do you really need to carry it and the TM 200 SW (i think it's loft is 55*).
Played the TM 200's for years, great set of sticks :thup:
jak kez 187
Head Pro
I play the MD norman drew wedges in standard bounce.
Great wedges, but I do find it difficult to open up my 58 degree.
The seve wedges have a certain grind on the heel (and toe) which makes it easier to open up for flop shots, so may get one of these instead.
Great wedges, but I do find it difficult to open up my 58 degree.
The seve wedges have a certain grind on the heel (and toe) which makes it easier to open up for flop shots, so may get one of these instead.
Hendy
Tour Rookie
I had the old Norman drew and sold them for 2013 models. Awful club compared to the old model.
standrew
Head Pro
Anyone know if their drivers and irons are worth a punt?
Foxholer
Blackballed
No idea about the Drivers.
But their irons appear to be in same category as Wedges - great value for Money.
But their irons appear to be in same category as Wedges - great value for Money.
J5MBF
Head Pro
I've got the MD Drew 50 & 58 degree wedges, love them. Won't go wrong for the money.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Tried them. Not for me but MD make great clubs at great prices and so I'd say go for it
MattM
Assistant Pro
I've got an MD Superstrong ST2 driver and it's great, would highly recommend. Think they're around £50 on eBay at the moment.
ArnoldArmChewer
Tour Winner
stirry
Medal Winner
I have the MD Superstrong ST3 driver from last year & no complaints. Previously used Adams Speedline 12 & Ping G20. I much prefer the MD Superstrong.
StrangelyBrown
Tour Winner
I had a 48* Seve Icon, it was a great club but I changed irons and it didn't fit in with my new gaps.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
for any wedge you can have low, medium, high or no bounce. standard is just MD's way of saying medium.
