Cleveland RTX 4 Wedge Grind Options - Which Sole Is Right For You?
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- 2nd Swing recently caught up with Cleveland Golf Director of Marketing Brian Schielke in Southern California to discuss the four unique Cleveland RTX 4 Wedge Grind Options and Which Sole Is Right For You, that are available as part of the new RTX 4 wedge lineup. The four new grinds are the Full, the Mid, the Low, and the XLow, and between the four there will be a great option for any player regardless of their angle of attack, the course conditions where they usually play, and the types of shots they prefer to execute around the green. So which grind is right for you? This video has the answers. For more information about Cleveland’s new RTX 4 wedges, visit www.2ndswing.com/t-latest-mod.... To see more UA-cam videos from 2nd Swing and to subscribe to our UA-cam channel, visit / 2ndswing1 .
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Looks like the one for me
Todd Williams which sole grind is right for you?
Low
2nd Swing Golf low
Thanks this helped alot 👍🏾
Thank you, very helpful video!! 👍
They look like amazing wedges,very easy to understand details and with so many options I'm gonna try these out this year.
Thanks for the feed back Steve!
Those X/Low bounce wedges are like wands!
Ive got the first model 588RTX wedges and they are excellent. My 56/10 sand wedge is wearing out on the sole a fair bit so Im looking to replace it. Now the newer wedges have this sole grind crap and I have no Idea on which one to get. Why do they overcomplicate stuff? One grind is for firm turf, one is for open face, one is for full shots, I do every one of these shots multiple times in a round??????
Sounds like you prefer to keep it simple...The RTX 4 wedge that would be most similar to what you've been using in terms of playability and performance would be the 56 MID.
@@2ndswing Just bought the 56/10 full. I figured my original 588RTX had no sole grind then the RTX 4 with the same loft/bounce and no sole grind would be very similar. Only diff is wedge flex shaft in the 588RTX vs S200 in RTX 4. C Wot happens.
Let us know how it plays for you!
Jpgundarun quit yer crying 😂 it's only complicated cause yer making it so. Their web page is pretty clear on what you need based on yer of style play. Still confused email them. It's all right little buddy we will help you thru this.
@@chrisworthington1027 Pretty sure I've figured it out over the last YEAR mate, as my comment says, LOL.If I have anymore dramas I will give you a buzz, its good to know experts are only a message away on youtube, Cheers.
I can’t decide if I need low or mid. I’ve been researching this for literally hours over the last few days. I plan to buy 52, 56, 60. I’m a 15 to 18 handicap. Please help!
Thanks for watching and commenting! Keep in mind that you might need the same sole for every wedge. In fact, it's likely better to have different grinds. For example, if you use a 52 for mainly a full swing, that will likely require a mid grind as it is best on full swings. Meanwhile, if you like to open the face of a 56 or 60, or you play on firm conditions, that's where the low grind can work really well.
@@2ndswing Thanks so much for replying :) That makes sense. In fact, I’ve decided to go with 54 mid and either a 58 mid or 58 low.... The 54 and 58 will space well with my 50 gap wedge... I’m just afraid a 58 low may be too difficult to hit yet I will be able to open the face better and the opposite with the 58 mid... What do you think?
big recomendation high acceleration speeds ( low handicaps ) dont buy the mid two dots is two much