Name: Mizuno T22 Raw Wedge
Brand: Mizuno
SKU: AgAAADAABU92UyaBRZKybxjgGRkj5w
Price: 159.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Do Mizuno wedges rust?

Accepted Answer

Not all Mizuno wedges rust. However, if you choose to purchase the raw version of the T22 wedge then it means it has a raw finish. This raw finish means that the wedge is susceptible to rusting.

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The Mizuno T22 Raw wedge includes a "raw" finish which is meant to rust quicker and more easily than other clubs. How fast this happens determines on how you keep the club by cleaning it. If you do not want a wedge that will rust at all, there are other finishes.

Question 2

Are raw face wedges better?

Accepted Answer

Raw face wedges do not provide a performance benefit over any other wedge finish. One benefit to raw wedges is that they don't reflect the sun into your eyes while swinging.

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Raw face grooves are better for golfers wanting more spin. They will have less of a roll out, but promote a premium face feel where it is needed the most. For traction and feel, look into the Raw grooves.

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Raw face wedges are wedges that are intentionally left unpolished which (once unwrapped) will quickly develop rust along the grooves. A rusty-faced wedge helps produce more backspin. Though the gains in backspin are somewhat minimal, a rusty face also performs markedly better in wet conditions, offering more control in otherwise challenging situations. Rusty club faces/grooves are legal for tournament play under USGA equipment standards.

Question 3

What are the different grinds on Mizuno wedges?

Accepted Answer

S Grind is minimal sole for fuller shots and lower lofts, D Grind is moderate heel and toe relief for more club face manipulation, C Grind is heavy heel and tow relief for skilled players and firmer conditions, and X Grind is extreme relief from the heel toe and leading edge for what Mizuno calls “short game artists”

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This will explain the different grinds on Mizuno wedges. There are four grinds on Mizuno wedges: S-Grind, D-Grind, C-Grind, and X-Grind. The S-Grind has the least sole and is best for full shots. The D-Grind is designed to let you move the club face a little. The C-Grind is designed for better players and firm course conditions. The X-Grind is designed for players who excel in the short game and want to open/close the club face to create specific shots. The different grinds on Mizuno wedges are the S-Grind, D-Grind, C-Grind, and X-Grind.

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Mizuno wedges have 4 different grinds. The D Grind, C Grind, X Grind and S Grind. Each performs differently on different types of lies. For example, the C grind is designed for firm lies and the S Grind is designed for fuller swings.

Question 4

Why are raw wedges better?

Accepted Answer

Raw wedges means that the face and grooves on the wedge are unfinished, which allows for rust. Rust creates friction, which creates more spin. So Raw wedges are better if youre looking for more spin in the long term with the rusting.

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There is a myth that raw wedges create more spin due to the ability to rust and rust adds more spin. However, raw wedges are popular because they do not have a coating and it does not reflect in the sun, they do not have a spin benefit over regular coated wedges.

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Raw wedges are wedges that do not have a finish on them and rust when wet. Raw wedges are not better than other wedge finishes for performance benefits. They do not spin more than chrome finish wedges.

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Mizuno T22 Raw Wedge · Right handed · Steel · 50° · 7° · Chrome

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