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comment_178261

Can anyone describe the differences between the Yururi Tour and Raw wedges?

Need to get a set of wedges and think I have come down to these two but not sure what the differences are, besides the loft options...

comment_178269

The Tour has a bit less offset and a different sole grind that makes it easier to open the face up.

The top line is slightly thiner and more rounded and the Tour doesn't have that RAW finish.

comment_178285

I totally agree with TourSpecGolfer. But i like to add about the feel. I found that the raw felt softer and the groove a bit more agresive.

I vote for the raw. Lol

comment_178317

Wow,

I own a set of the tours and didn't think anything would eat a ball more than they do!

(Gold's Factory wedges don't count)

Good luck, can't lose either way.

What shaft is everybody using?

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comment_178351

i wanted a hi-rev but also wanted to keep the satin look throughout my set so i'm using kbs c-taper 8 iron shafts butt cut to length for the same effect.

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comment_178357

Is the Raw conforming or is it only the Tour that has an option?

comment_178366

Is the Raw conforming or is it only the Tour that has an option?

The Gekku Raws are non-conforming only. Shreds & spins the ball like crazy. Just had my first round with them earlier. May be better for a sweeper or picker of the ball.

comment_178525

The tour is very versatile and great for being creative around the greens ( great from sand too) The raw spins like crazy. The raw eats up golf balls like no other. If you have higher swing speeds the raw can spin way too much with full shots.

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comment_178529

The tour is very versatile and great for being creative around the greens ( great from sand too) The raw spins like crazy. The raw eats up golf balls like no other. If you have higher swing speeds the raw can spin way too much with full shots.

I saw that with the Chikara wedges I have. Many of the greens on my home course are sloped uphill front to back. So with a wedge with too much back spin I had a hard time keeping the ball on the green. With the current Maruman KS Zero I am using, not enough spin is getting generated. I have gotten used to that and adjusted flights/distance accordingly but would like to get back to being able to stop the ball from 125 yds and in.

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