August 1, 200817 yr I must say the GS-Wedge is a master piece, the feel of the 1020 Japanese forged steel and its very soft brushed black finish make this club ooze pleasure at impact. Spin is off the charts and USGA + R&A approved, it will need some range balls to dull them down a bit but back spin is not a prob for most while using these. These wedges are in serious contention and imo will bounce the 208's out the bag. I am playing mine at D5 with S400's and they are deadly accurate with nice drop and stop. From above its a butter knife thats extremely compact and thin, much more playeresque than others on the market today. If you got the gold put your faith in these wedges I can vouch for them that they should be some of the best you have ever hit. How does the GS-Wedge compare to the Gauge GFT wedges in terms of grind, grooves, playability from different lies etc. ? i have been toying with pulling the trigger on the 52*,56* and 60*, but have not done so, because every wedge that I have bought since then has not measured up... so a detailed comparison may help. thanks in advance
August 3, 200817 yr How does the GS-Wedge compare to the Gauge GFT wedges in terms of grind, grooves, playability from different lies etc. ? i have been toying with pulling the trigger on the 52*,56* and 60*, but have not done so, because every wedge that I have bought since then has not measured up... so a detailed comparison may help. thanks in advance TSG? How do the GS-Wedges compare to the Gauge -GFT wedges?
August 13, 200817 yr Still surprised noone has asked where these are forged? own foundry, contracted out to whom? Edited August 13, 200817 yr by xxio
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