Not sure why Callaway did this?
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2022
- The new Callaway Jaws RAW wedges are tested on course by the Average Golfer
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bought a 48, 52, 56, and 60 jaws the other day got to play my first round with them today and i absolutely love them
Love these wedges. Played Callaway wedges for many, many years. Raw 54/10 and raw 58/12 in the bag now.
I can relate to videos, reviews and materials more than I can others I watch on her. Great material and videos.
I'd guess Callaway did their research and found that most people only hit full shots with their 52° wedge, and decided having that extra bit of relief on the leading edge wasn't necessary and might even promote a blade/chunk on full shots. Most will use the 56° and 60° for chips or bunker shots, so having that grind on the leading edge for more versatility in opening the face is worth it.
I own the Jaws fulltoe 64° in black. After two weeks, we are friends.😉 the raw face is very spiny and a weapon for short pin position over bunker or water.
Meantime, full swing over 82/85 yards with good results and nice spin👌
Thinking, its the same face on this "normal" Jaws wedges.
Take care and have fun with your new swing👍 (for me a little bit to static/stiff, but when it works🤷🏻♂️)
I agree that they should have extended the front grind on the 52s. I've recently moved from a 3 wedge to a 2 wedge 52 58 setup and I've bent a 56/14 into a 52/10 for exactly the reason you stated - I want the heel and toe grind shape of the higher lofted wedges on by 52 which I now use for a lot of chipping around the green.
It sits so nice on the 56 & 60
I have made some swing changes myself. Like you take more inside. Slightly over the top, but not that it is really that noticeable or as exaggerated as one would think of being over the top. Find I strike the ball better. Will have to check those new wedges. I use Callaway. Love them.
Interested in what swing thoughts and changes you are working on.
Interested in what swing changes you are working on.
callaways been doing an amazing job on wedges that last 5 years - their MD5 range was so good they didn't come out with a new wedge for almost 3 years with the JAWS raw.
Jaws full toe is in there..A bit different..
Been considering giving these a test drive. Not sure on all the grind options and not really up for a wedge fitting so I guess the S grind would be best. Although I do like the larger relief area on the X grind, but prefer a 10 bounce - especially if I only have one wedge. The relief area design is not unlike the Smart Sole of the Cleveland chipper. My experience with the black finish is that it will inevitably start to wear and some silver will show through. I know it happened on my chipper so I assume it would be the same for the Callaway wedges. Personally, I would still opt for the black. Well done sir.
Have they stopped making The CB wedges I’ve 3 in the bag and love them
My 54 s grind and 60 z grind just came in today! Let me say they are stunning! 54 s grind is more similar to that of the 56 s grind because Callaway classifies both as sand wedges.
I am sure you will enjoy
These new wedges look stunning👍
But I'm much more interested in this Swing change, (I can't remember if it has been mentioned before but I spotted the new takeaway immediately).
Can we have some vids on the swing change, please????? I always LOVE a good swing change vid👍👍
PS the new swing looks much better and has eliminated your "over the top" re-routing in the downswing, well done👍👍👍👍
Yes I will be documenting the swing changes, Lewis will be back on the channel and he has the job of making good a swing that has its problems!! Good luck Lew I say 😂
@@TheAverageGolfer That's great news and it will be good to see Lewis on the channel again.
I'm looking forward to see how the swing change goes for you, I have been working on my own less than perfect swing this year, with some interesting results.
Like you, I had a tendency to take the club too far on the inside which caused me to come over the top in the downswing. So I'm really interested to see how Lewis implements the changes in your lessons, (it will be a bit like a free lesson for me, I'm such a tight arse) lol
Great brand delivering a choice that will suit someone perfectly
Do you find you are coming over the top with the new swing? I just went to a flatter backswing to help shallow the club and have played a lot better. Lowered my handicap from 8-3. No more occasion thin shots. Why are you changing? I noticed my swing was much like your old one.
Andy great review like always, can you comment this jaws raw wedge against ping glide 4.0
Different shaping, actually prefer the relief on the sole on the JAWS to be honest
They look impressive. How did you find the sound? They sounded quite loud?
They sounded a bit dead in the video but didn’t feel that way
Nice review, covered it all, They do look very good! I'm being Told Ben Hogan Golf company is no longer, to bad , I use there Texas grind unbelievable look and feel, anyway great video Thanks as always !!
Yes Ben Hogan is no longer
I have some Hogan wedges and like them as well as anything else and they were cheaper. Damn shame they’re gone.
Good review, I think wedges are just about as personable as putters. There’s good ones out there but someone might not care about the more expensive price tag of the Ping Glides for example, if it feels just right for them. I like the feel of those wedges but found ones good enough for me at a much lower price point.
These look really nice, especially with that grind.
Out of interest will you be looking at the new PXG forged ones? Similar price point and I’m looking to upgrade soon, currently all PXG irons and the callaway Mack daddy CB wedges.
Yes they should have arrived this week, will be reviewing soon as they land
@@TheAverageGolfer awesome, thanks!
Don’t have the newest ones but picked up a couple of them at the cheaper price later last year and like them as much as anything right now. I was using Hogan wedges, which I put in my secondary bag, to go with my 0211s. Wedges have gotten ridiculously expensive imo, especially for the club that wears out the most in the bag.
I e got the md5 jaws which love
What’s the swing move? Take it inside as much as possible and then throw it over the top?
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Andy, what new swing changes are you working on? Are you going to do a video on these changes? Thanks!
I have literally started this week, first of all trying to sort my take away, less inside. I am filming the process 👍
@@TheAverageGolfer I have been working on my swing as well. After 2 years I am finally seeing good results. Swing changes are HARD...keep at it and I look forward to following your journey.
@@TheAverageGolfer Yes full vid series, please Andy👍
What kicks you got on there Andy?
Just a pair of Nike trainers not golf shoes
Not sure why either considering the Jaws full toe is pretty much the same thing.The new grinds are the draw I suppose.Oh well,gotta have something new to sell every year..
Yep always a new model much like most things I suppose
Used Jaws MD 4/5 & loved them but switched Vokey SM9 for the first time this year as hate raw faces - really annoying #callawaygolf isn’t doing non raw anymore as all my other clubs are #callaway
I guess that if it’s a zeee grind then it’s not for me.
They Basically just ripped off Tiger’s grind from the TW grind Taylormade wedges.
I can tell you exactly why they chamfered the leading edge. It’s because nobody knows a thing about BOUNCE these days. I used to be a club builder and wedge bounce was the #1 thing I needed to know. Not the loft. What they have done by grinding away at that leading edge, is to create more BOUNCE then Callaway offers in a wedge. The most you can get is 12. I use 14’s and nothing less than a 12 degree bounce on any wedge. Look up Srixons irons, or Ben Hogan irons. All of those irons have more bounce on the leading edge that today’s wedges. That is to keep you from getting too much turf and making cleaner pick offs off the top of the ground as that bounce keeps you from being able to dig too deep. Get some bounce schooling man. It’s been around longer than you, but nobody knows a thing about it, because people with UA-cam channels never mention it, because they have no clue why it’s there.
Please change your attitude in the comments Steve, you really do come across as quite arrogant and rude 👍🏻 and if thats not possible then I would prefer you don't engage with the channel.
I watched this until I saw the availability. RH only. Lefties left out again. Really p****s me off!