thesheriff
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Golf is massive on tech with a never ending stream of clubs released with NASA sounding features pushing the limits of performance. But sitting in the bag between the low MOI, high gear effect, high smash factor woods/irons and the counter-balanced, perimeter weighted putter, sits the humble wedge. Not alot has changed over the years. Perhaps a bit of milling here or a new grind there, but materially wedges today seem as purist as they ever were.
Why, in such tech driven world, is the wedge simply left to be a wedge?
Why, in such tech driven world, is the wedge simply left to be a wedge?