Name: Callaway Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge
Brand: Callaway
SKU: AgAAADAA_1Z5DIPnSUOSqGH3zS0TYw
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What was your favorite moment with this gear?

Accepted Answer

I have alot of good moments with these wedges, but for the most part my favorite is when they naturally raw. I wanted to see the difference between the brand new un-rusted faces vs. the rusted faces. I almost instantly noticed better spin on mishits. Also when the faces rusted, I noticed that being more aggressive around the green has led to less putts. We all want that.

Question 2

Why did you choose this product?

Accepted Answer

I am a certified fitter for multiple companies across the company spectrum. So I have been lucky to have these given to me. With that said, I have owned SM9, Milled Grind 2&3, AND Jaws Raw all at the same time. I did not choose this product, this product chose me. I gave all of these wedges equal chances to impress me. And with about 10 rounds on each as a barometer, JAWS raw is still one of the most forgiving and satisfying feel I have come across in years.

Question 3

What do you love about this product?

Accepted Answer

The Callaway Jaws Raw has me more confident in ball striking around the greens. The previous JAWS model without the raw feature was nice, but the Milled Grind 2 was better for me. There was a raw model for JAWS before this model, but was more expensive. Now the tables have completely turned because the price for the JAWS RAW is now much more competitive, and actually interact better on the terrain better than MG. I was totally surprised on the forgiveness on heel and toe strikes (STILL SPINS OFF THE GROOVES). This club is for every grade of player, but has a pro style top line. I recommend paying close attention to the grinds, and bounce as it pertains to how you attack the ground. If you get this right, you won't be able to replace these.

Question 4

What is the value for the money versus other options?

Accepted Answer

I want to be completely transparent on this question, because these are not going to be the cheapest wedge on the market. The top companies are selling wedges in a range of $139-179. The jaws raw is up there with the top wedges price wise. I think performance, weighting system, and look are top of the class nevertheless.

Question 5

What are the different grinds on the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge?

Accepted Answer

Callaway is offering 4 different grinds. They the following: - S grind -- For players that prefer a square face and come in shallow to the ball. - W grind -- The most forgiving of all the grinds. Combined with high bounce, this will be an asset if you tend to chunk shots or need help out of the sand. - X grind -- For better players that tend to come in steep - Z grind -- Featuring a raised leading edge and negative bounce trailing edge, this is the shot maker's grind.

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1) Z-Grind: This is more for the skilled player that likes to open or close the face around the greens and play in mid to firm conditions. 2) S-Grind: This is for the player that prefers to keep the face square and let the loft of the club do the work. It suits a wide variety of players and will be the most popular option. 3) X-Grind: Similar to the Z-Grind except for players with a steeper angle of attack. it has more bounce to help ensure solid contact and for players that play in mid to soft conditions. 4) W-Grind: The most forgiving option with their widest sole. Mainly for players wanting all the help they can get.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw Wedge is available in 4 different grind options. Z Grind which is a low bounce (8 degree) grind offered in 58 and 60 degree lofts. S Grind that is more of a mid bounce (10 degree) grind and is offered in 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 and 60 degree lofts. X Grind that is a high bounce (12 degree) grind that is offered in 58 and 60 degree lofts. W Grind that is a wide sole high bounce (12 degree) grind that is offered in 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 and 60 degree lofts.

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The Jaws Raw wedge comes in 4 different grinds, Z, S, X and W. Z-Grind - 8* bounce: has the lowest bounce of the 4 grinds. It is a Tri-Sole design with plenty of trailing edge / heel relief to help the golfer open the face and keep the leading edge close to the ground. The leading edge of this grind is there to perfect turf interaction and prevent this grind from digging too much on square shots. This is a very playable low bounce option for golfers who are shallow or play on firm courses. S-Grind - 10* Bounce: is the standard grind that will fit most golfers and work on a variety of terrain. The S Grind is a medium width grind with a little bit of trailing edge / heel relief to keep the leading edge close to the ground when a golfer would like to open the face. The S Grind also has a slight leading edge grind to prevent digging and enhance turf interaction. This Grind will fit most golfers and types of courses X-Grind - 12* bounce: The Z grind is a high bounce option for those golfers with a steep angle of attack but like to play a variety of shots around the green. It is a Tri-Sole design with a leading edge grind to help prevent digging, a narrow high bounce band in the middle, and a large trailing edge / heel relief to help open the face. This grind is great for the golfer who is steep or plays on a softer golf course. W-Grind - 12* bounce: is the widest, most stable and forgiving grind. With a full sole and a slight leading edge grind, a wedge with this grind will skid through the turf and help prevent fat shots from golfers who have a tendency to get too steep. Callaway Jaws Raw wedge has a bounce and loft combination to fit just about any golfer out there.

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There are 4 different grinds available on the Callaway Jaws wedge: Z grind(tri level sole with minimal bounce), S grind(standard/medium sole, most popular), X grind(highest bounce to help reduce digging) and W grind(widest sole to prevent digging). There are many options to fit all styles of golf swings.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges are offered in 4 different grinds that will provide benefits to numerous swing types and turf conditions. The Z Grind is standard on its lowest bounce (8 degrees) and is perfect for firm course conditions or someone who likes to open up the face. Best fit for someone with a shallow swing and who doesn't take deep divots. The S Grind comes on the 10-degree bounce option and will suit a wide range of players and turf conditions. If you're a player who doesn't manipulate the face very much on full shots and chip shots, you will really like the looks and performance of this grind. The X Grind, 1 of 2 grinds offered with 12 degrees of bounce, will come with heel and toe relief to provide shot-making options. Players that have a steep attack angle or who take deep divots will see the most benefit from this grind. Lastly, the W Grind is Callaway's most forgiving option in their Jaws Raw wedge line. Will come with 12 degrees of bounce and the widest sole for reduced digging and is ideal for soft course conditions. Callaway has put together a vast lineup with 4 grinds that can lower scores for all types of players.

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There are 4 grind to the Callaway Jaws Raw Wedge. Z-Grind: For Better players who like to open the face around the greens S-Grind: For a variety of players who are looking for use a square face. X-Grind: For steep swingers and deep divots. W-Grind: Most forgiveness and widest sole.

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The Jaws Raw wedge offers 5 different grind options: Z, S, X, C, and W. The Z grind is new in the Jaws Raw line of wedges. It is a low bounce option with a rounded leading edge; The S grind is Callaway's standard grind designed for a wide variety of swing types; The X grind is the highest bounce option for those with a steep angle of attack; The C grind is designed to be versatile, allowing the golfer to play full swing shots while also being able to easily open the face around the greens; and the W grind is the widest sole option for the golfer that needs more forgiveness in the way that their club interacts with the turf.

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Z Grind- Comes in a 58 and 60 degree loft, 8 degrees of bounce, and is for players that like to open and close the face around the green S Grind- Comes in every loft 48-60 (in 2 degree increments), and is the most versatile grind X Grind- Comes in a 58 and 60 degree loft, 12 degrees of bounce, and is best used by golfers in lush conditions and out of the bunker, and if you have a steep angle of attack. W Grind- Comes in every loft 50-60 (2 degree increments), and has the widest sole out of all 4 grinds. This is meant for higher handicap players who need lots of forgiveness.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is offered in four different grind options, including S-Grind, X-Grind, W-Grind, and Z-Grind. S-Grind is the "standard" grind option that fits the widest variety of players on the market. It is a good option for players who don't manipulate the face and like to keep the face square at impact. X-Grind is designed for golfers who have a steep angle of attack on their chip shots. This grind has relief off the front of the sole to avoid digging in to the ground. W-Grind is the most forgiving option as it offers a wide sole to encourage skidding across the turf instead of digging in and chunking the shot. Z-Grind is a versatile grind that allows for several types of shots to be played around the green. Heel and toe relief as well as relief along the front of the sole let the golfer open up the face and get improved turf interaction.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge comes in 4 different grinds. X Grind - very versatile, fits a wide range of skill levels. W Grind - the most forgiving and widest sole. S Grind - made for square face shots. Z Grind - least forgiving and lowest bounce options.

Question 6

Do any Tour players play the Callaway Jaws Raw?

Accepted Answer

The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge made its appearance at the 2022 PLayer's Championship. Tour players such as Marc Leishman, Xander Schauffele, and Kevin Kisner are currently playing the Jaws RAW.

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Yes. Marc Leishman, Kevin Kisner and Xander Shauffele all currently have them in the bag. The new Z-Grind is the option that the Tour Players are most excited about when it comes to a lob wedge.

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Most of the PGA Tour players that play Callaway clubs have already switched over to playing with the Jaws Raw wedges. Players such as John Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Sam Burns, Kevin Kisner and Marc Leishman.

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The new Callaway Raw wedge is a wedge for every player, but its whats also is in the bag of tour players. Their grinds may be a little different than the every day player, but they game these wedges.

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For years, PGA TOUR players have used raw wedges to help maximize spin around the greens for increased control of their wedge shots. Raw wedges, versus those that have a finish or coating applied, reduce the material between the golf ball and the grooves to ensure maximum friction as the ball runs up the face of the wedge. Notable tour players using this wedge are Kevin Kisner and Marc Leishman.

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There are many PGA Tour players who are currently using the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges to help their game perform at the highest level. 2016 Masters Champion Danny Willett carries a full array of Jaws Raw wedges from 46 degrees all the way down to his 60 degree lob wedge. 2022 United States President's Cup teammates Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner both play a 52 degree in the S grind. 6-time PGA Tour winner Marc Leishman recently added them to his bag as well.

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Jon Rahm, Marc Leishman, Xander Schauffele, Kevin Kisner, Same Burns, Si Woo Kim, Kevin Na, Francesco Molinari, Danny Willett, Talor Gooch, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Erik Van Rooyen, Henrik Stenson.

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When any brand releases a new club design, often the first place you will see them is in the bags of tour professionals, and the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is no different. Among those tour pros that have already put the Jaws Raw wedge in the bag are Marc Leishman, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is a tour caliber wedge and several Tour Professionals game this wedge. A few of the professionals who have put the wedge in their bag include Marc Leishman, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner.

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Yes, tour players use Callaway Jaws Raw wedges. They offer great feel and the Raw face will rust over time and give optimal spin, that's preferred by some of the best players in the world.

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Yes. Every player on the PGA Tour that is in staff “sponsored“ by Callaway play the Jaws Raw wedge. They are use different grinds and bounces but the Jaws Raw is the tour preferred wedge for Callaway players.

Question 7

Is the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge forgiving?

Accepted Answer

The simple answer to are the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges forgiving is yes. Playing out of the thick rough or on a tight fairway, I experienced a great deal of forgienvess in short chips and full swing shots. Out of the bunker, they perform well, but will cater to those players that have more bunker experience. Off the fairways and rough, they proved to be very forgiving and easy to get into the air with some serious stopping power.

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The middle center of gravity and the weighted toe pads do allow for more forgiveness on full swings with the jaw wedges. Though they are more designed for accuracy around the greens. Because of the center weighting, it does make it less likely to top shot making for an easier center of contact. The Jaws forgiveness was impressive and an improvement from the MD5

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In regards to forgiveness, Callaway is offering loads of options that can make the Jaws RAW wedge very forgiving. With many options for grind and bounce, the combination of the W grind and higher bounce will make this one of the most forgiving wedges in your bag.

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Yes. You have the W-Grind option which is their widest sole for players who need maximum help and forgiveness. The variable length hosels also enhance forgiveness while helping control trajetcory.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges are about as forgiving as a forged wedge can be. They offer a great balance of forgiveness and control. Wedges are all about control and being able to hit the shots that you want. The Jaws Raw wedges are perfect for that.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges are forgiving wedges for all skill levels. The wedges are offered in 4 different grind options and offer many different bounce degrees to fit players of all levels maximizing performance in your own game.

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There are going to be more forgiving models available from Callaway than what the Jaws Raw line offers. With that said, the W Grind at 12 degrees of bounce in the Jaws Raw lineup is a moderately forgiving option for a player who would like to play a Tour-style wedge. Provides good bounce off of a softer or medium turf condition. If forgiveness is a top priority, the MackDaddy model from Callaway would assist more with inconsistent contact for a higher handicapper.

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Yes, the Callaway Jaws Raw Wedges are designed with a number of varying technologies to deliver a high level of forgiveness for golfers. - Milled micro groove-in-groove technology delivers profound spin even when opening the club face to maintain club head speed and provide ball flight control out of heavy grass and bunker sand. - Manipulation in the hosel lengths along with the placement of tungsten weight ports behind the face in the higher lofted wedges positions the center of gravity to increase the hitting area and enhance forgiveness. - 17 loft and bounce options along with 4 grind options in the soles provide players with varying angles of attack and who play in different turf conditions a wedge profile that fits their swing tendencies and wedge needs. - The raw face design increases friction in damp conditions improving spin control upwards of 25% compared to plated and finished wedges for added forgiveness from wet grass. These technologies and design elements along with having the wedge specifics fit for each player and grass type typically encountered, make the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge a forgiving option for the golf bag.

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While the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge implements tungsten weighting in the club head to balance the face and increase forgiveness, the Jaws Raw wedge is still a blade style wedge meaning that the overall forgiveness of the wedge is not as high as a player improvement style wedge.

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To an extent, yes. This wedge wouldn't be recommended to a high handicapper, but it is still forgiving. It won't be like you're hitting some sort of blade.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges offers a good balance of forgiveness with full shot shots without losing the feedback found in most blade style wedges. They are very forgiving around the green and 50 yards and in.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is not the most forgiving wedge option on the market. If you are looking for forgiveness, a wedge with a cavity-back is going to be the best option. That being said, this wedge does feature some forgiving characteristics including a lighter swing-weight and tungsten weighting to improve the center of gravity. There are more forgiving wedge options on the market.

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The Callway Jaws Raw wedge does offer a good amount of forgiveness. The most important thing in terms of forgiveness in a wedge is getting the bounce and grind angle that matches your specific swing.

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Understanding the level of forgiveness in a golf club, particularly in the case of the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge, is paramount to making an informed decision for your game improvement. The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge, launched as a part of Callaway's highly praised Jaws line, is engineered with versatility and precision in mind. While it does offer some degree of forgiveness, it may not be the most forgiving option on the market, especially for high-handicap players. Forgiveness, in golf terms, refers to a club's design features aimed at minimizing the effects of poor swings or off-center hits, enabling the golfer to maintain a better shot result than they otherwise would have achieved. For a wedge, this often relates to its ability to help golfers still achieve their desired trajectory, spin, and distance even when the strike is not perfectly centered. The Jaws Raw wedge features Callaway's renowned Groove-in-Groove technology and a more raw, natural finish that increases spin and control. It is equipped with a distinctive grind, which can provide better turf interaction and hence increased playability from various lies, thus contributing to a certain level of forgiveness. However, these features primarily enhance performance, precision, and feel rather than pure forgiveness. Where it might lack in outright forgiveness, it makes up in control and shot-shaping capabilities, making it an excellent choice for more skilled golfers seeking to improve their short game precision. The increased control and ability to shape shots often come hand-in-hand with a less forgiving design, as these clubs are built to respond more accurately to the golfer's input, both good and bad. In conclusion, while the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge offers some degree of forgiveness through its grind and Groove-in-Groove technology, it's not specifically designed for high forgiveness. It instead focuses on providing golfers with superior spin, control, and feel. This makes it an excellent choice for mid to low handicap players who prioritize precision and versatility over raw forgiveness. If you're a golfer who values control and precision in your short game, the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge could be a great addition to your bag.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is considered a more player’s oriented wedge but it can be configured to be more forgiving. By choosing a wedge with more bounce, it gives golfers more ability to hit a fat shot and get away with it. If you are looking for a forgiving Callaway wedge, the new Callaway CB wedge is one to consider

Question 8

What is a raw faced wedge?

Accepted Answer

A raw faced wedge means that it is unplated. This option is typically popular for low handicap players and professionals. The raw face will be more prone to rust quicker. It will also reduce glare from the sun on the club face. Some people think that a raw face increases spin while others prefer the softer feel.

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Most wedges come finished. Meaning that the whole head has some sort of finish on it for color or beautification. Or, wedges have gone raw finish, which means that the whole head does not get a finish. This means that in the past, the whole hed would rust. Now, with the raw face, only the fac will rust, not the rest of the wedge. But don't expect more spin. That is a common myth.

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The face for these wedges is "RAW" meaning, Callaway has not added any plating to the face of the wedge. Removing the plating creates more contact between the face and the ball resulting in increased spin rates.

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It's when the playing on the face is removed to expose the groove edge for the most possible friction and spin the club can get. Rusting will happen over time but does not affect playability or perfomance.

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A Raw faced wedge means that the face of the wedge is bare metal and will rust over time. The rust can preserve the friction between the club face and golf ball in wet conditions. It will also maintain good spin rates throughout the lifespan of the wedge due to the roughness of the raw steel compared to chrome.

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The New Raw face degin by Callaway just came out and man does it look good. The raw face means it will rust over time ( just like the pros like it). This will create extra spin and a more pro feel.

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A raw faced wedge is a wedge that does not have a plating over the face of the wedge. This allows for rusting to occur on the face, which keeps the face rough and can increase or maintain the amount of spin you can put on the ball.

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A raw face wedge is going to reference the absence of plating on the face where the grooves are. This can be helpful for adding spin on the ball by creating closer contact between the golf ball and the grooves.

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Callaway Jaws Raw wedges, versus those that have a finish or coating applied, reduce the material between the golf ball and the grooves to ensure maximum friction as the ball runs up the face of the wedge. Callaway Jaws Raw wedges to help maximize spin around the greens for increased control of their wedge shots.

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The face features no plating and does oxidize over time causing a unique rust. The rust helps with spin while also making the face feel a touch softer than a tradional finished wedge.

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With the raw face on the new Callaway Jaws Raw wedge, Callaway boasts the "most aggressive grooves in golf. More specifically, the raw face refers to the fact that they remove the plating on the club face, which causes the club face to rust over time. This rusting over time adds friction between the ball and the club face, increasing spin.

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A raw faced wedge is one that doesn't have a finish. As a result, the clubface can rust faster, and rust leads to spin thanks to the fact that it can more aggressively grip the ball.

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A raw faced wedge is a face that does not have a finish over the raw steel of the club head. This raw face will rust over time when exposed to moisture which promotes more spin on the golf ball.

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A raw faced wedge is designed to rust over time. Rusted wedges have been around for a lone time. As grooves wear over time they produce less spin. The raw face helps offset this by adding more spin and being good in wet conditions.

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A raw face means that there is no top coat on the wedge. This means it will naturally rust. When the club and face rust naturally, this gives more grip or grab on the ball, increasing the spin. If you clean your wedge often, you can remove most of the rust and maintain a consistent feel and look. Another reason for having a raw finish is to reduce the glare.

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A raw faced wedge is a wedge without any finishes on the face, where the grooves are. The purpose of a raw face is to allow rust to accumulate over the life of the club for added grip and friction on shots. There was a time in the golden era of golf where a raw wedge was not only the norm but vastly preferred by the worlds better players.

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A raw faced wedge is a wedge that doesn’t have the protective coating on the face to prevent it from rusting. Raw faced wedges don’t necessarily create more spin but they do prevent glare if you’re playing in sunny conditions. At the end of the day, it’s more for appearance than performance.

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A raw faced wedge is a wedge that does not have any protective coating on the face. By not adding the protective coating to the face, the face than rusts. The rust is on the face is known to add back spin to the golf ball. The rust creates more friction between the golf and club face allow for the ball to spin more. It can also help in wet conditions by adding more friction when the club face or ball is wet.

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A raw faced wedge is a wedge that will typically consist of two metals together to form the head. The metal on the face, being raw, will rust over time, while the rest of the club head will not. This rusting process will accelerate when the club is exposed to water or acidic liquids. When the club face rusts, the amount of backspin produced upon contact with the golf ball will increase. These types of wedges are commonly used by lower handicap players and professionals to generate more spin around the greens. The raw faced wedge will be different to your typical wedge in that the face will be of a different metal and rust over time.

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A raw-faced wedge is a type of golf club that golfers use for those important shots near the green. What makes these wedges special is their unique appearance and construction. Unlike most golf clubs that have a shiny, polished look, raw-faced wedges have a clubface made from untreated steel. This gives them a distinct dark and matte appearance. Why do golfers choose raw-faced wedges? Well, there are a couple of good reasons. First, they're really good at making the golf ball spin a lot, which is crucial for precise shots near the green. Second, when you hit the ball with them, it feels softer, something many golfers prefer for those finesse shots. But there's one thing to keep in mind - raw-faced wedges can rust over time. Some golfers actually like the rusty look, thinking it adds character to the club. Importantly, the rust doesn't affect how the club performs. However, raw-faced wedges do require a bit more care and maintenance. You need to clean them properly and ensure they don't get excessively rusty. So, if you're okay with that extra upkeep and you want better control and feel for your short game, a raw-faced wedge could be a good choice. But if you prefer a low-maintenance option, there are other wedges with shiny finishes to consider. Ultimately, it's about finding the right wedge that suits your game and your preferences. Give a raw-faced wedge a try and see if it helps improve your golf game around the green.

Question 9

What handicap is the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge for?

Accepted Answer

In my opinion, the Callaway Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge is ideal for 15 handicaps or lower — although players of any skill level can benefit from the club’s increased control and spin. The additional consistency on approach shots will give mid-low handicaps a boost in accuracy and confidence. However, newer golfers might find the club’s sharp edge a bit cumbersome - especially the sand trap or rough. Players of all types can find something to love about the Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge -- but mid-low handicappers who understand the fundamentals of spin will likely reap more benefits from the Callaway's unique design.

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A raw faced wedge means that it is unplated. This option is typically popular for low handicap players and professionals. The raw face will be more prone to rust quicker. It will also reduce glare from the sun on the club face. Some people think that a raw face increases spin while others prefer the softer feel.

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Tha Callway Jaws Raw wedge is great for a wide variety of handicap players. The mid-high handicap players are going to get the forgiveness they want in a wedge and the low handicap players are going to get the control they want witht the raw face. I would say if you are sitting at over a 18 handicap, you want want to move over to the Mack Daddy wedges to get a but more forgiveness, but really anyone could play these wedges with success.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw will fit a large range of players. They are offering many combinations of sole grinds and bounce ables that any player will be able to find a combination that works for them.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges can be played by a wide variety of handicaps. They are designed to control spin precisely while also being forgiving. The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges can be played by any golfer with a handicap of 30 or less.

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These are good for all players whether you're a Tour Pro, mid-handicap casual golfer or if you're newer to the game. They have Grind options for every different skill level player.

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The Jaws Raw wedges are a great option for almost all golfers. They have multiple bounce and grind options to choose from to better assist different swing styles and angles. The only handicap I would not recommend these wedges for is someone that just started golfing or is a 25+ handicap.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges can work for any handicap level. Callaway offers the club in a variety of different loft, bounces, and grinds. The more forgiving "W" grind offers a wider sole and is offered in higher bounce options. This gives a higher handicap golfer more room for error and less chances of having the club dig into the ground causing the treaded chunks. Conversely the lower handicap player has the new "Z" grind, which is very versatile and allows the player to manipulate the face angle. Callaway also offers the "S" grind which is made for the player who likes to hit square faced shots on their wedges. The player who doesn't open or close the face would prefer this grind. All in all the Jaws wedges can suit any handicap level with all of the grind, bounce and loft combinations.

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A low to mid-handicap player (Scratch to 15) will be ideally suited for the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges. This wedge line will be geared toward players who like to hit various shot types and like the looks of a Tour-style wedge. Higher handicap players wouldn't find as much benefit with the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge because of the lack of forgiveness compared to a wider sole model like the MackDaddy from Callway.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedges are designed for golfers with various handicaps. They offer 4 different grind options with the W grind high bounce option being most forgiving for the higher handicappers which helps reduce digging and hitting too much ground.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge has an option for everyone. Thy have 4 grinds, 3 bounces, and 7 loft options making for an almost infinite amount of options. W is the most forgiving while Z-grind is for the best playmakers.

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With 17 different loft and bounce profiles and various hosel lengths and weight ports to affect the center of gravity position ensure the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges perform well for a large array of player handicaps from low to high. Extending the hitting area and specifically placing the center of gravity behind the clubface through tungsten weights in the sand and lob wedges, along with micro groove-in-groove technology provides powerful spin and ball flight control for a forgiving wedge option. Four grind profiles in the sole vary from protecting against improper impact and shallow or steep angles of attack to accentuating specific shot techniques from a variety of turf conditions for the better player. The raw, non-plated finish also provides players added friction for improved performance in damp conditions for an all around forgiving, premium wedge for a large swath of golfers.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is designed for the mid to low handicap golfer. Though Callaway has used tungsten in the wedge do help balance the club head for increased forgiveness, the Jaws Raw wedge is still a blade style wedge. For the lower handicap golfer this should allow them to control the spin more, but for the higher handicap golfer this means more of a chance to spin it in a way they don't want to.

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High handicap golfers should try to avoid using the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges, as they're geared toward mid-low handicappers. These wedges don't have as much forgiveness as something a high handicapper would need.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge are geared more towards the low to mid handicap golfers. As these wedges are not cavity-backs, they are not the most forgiving wedge on the market but Callaway does offer this wedge in 4 different grind options which make it so this wedge can fit almost any type of golfer. These Jaws Raw wedges are geared more towards the low to mid handicap players but definitely could be gamed by high handicap players as well.

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There really isn’t a handicap that that the Callaway Jaws Wedge is targeted for. Anyone from a high handicap to a plus can benefit from the raw face and playability of the Callaway Jaws Raw Wedge. They are more of a “blade“ type of wedge but with the right bounce, anyone could use this wedge.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is best for mid to low handicap golfers. the variable length hosels, tungsten weighting in the higher lofted wedges, and different bounce and grind options offer more forgiveness than a traditional blade-style wedge. However, for higher handicap golfers, there are more forgiving options with cavity back construction, such as the Callaway CB wedge and Cleveland CBX ZipCore.

Question 10

Does the raw face spin more?

Accepted Answer

The Callaway Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge provides an impressive amount of added spin, especially on lob shots and short-range pitches. This extra reliability and control around the greens will deliver consistently beautiful wedge play - even from the sand trap. When compared to the spin rates of other wedges in this price range, the Jaws Raw is miles ahead of the competition.

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A raw faced wedge means that it is unplated. This option is typically popular for low handicap players and professionals. The raw face will be more prone to rust quicker. It will also reduce glare from the sun on the club face. Some people think that a raw face increases spin while others prefer the softer feel.

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Callaway's Raw Face on their new Jaw's wedges provide more spin than I thought was possible on a wedge. Paired with the super forgiving X grind, stopping the ball on the green is no problem at all. You may even see some serious spin back on those full swing shots. I was super impressed with the consistancy of spin as well. Throughout an entire 18 hole round, I continued to see consistant spin on each chip and full shot in. I would 100% say that the Raw Face adds that extra spin you are looking for with those scoring shots.

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There is a common misconception that rust adds spin. It still doesn’t. Finishes are applied after heads are grooved Leaving this face raw allows for the wedge to perform closer to intention without the coating affecting it at all. With the JAWS Raw wedge, Callaway is not using full-face grooves. That being said, the ungrooved sections will have a muted or matte finish that should reduce glare.

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The raw face on these wedges is meant to create more contact with the ball. The result is a high increase in spin rates for all shots around the green and coming into the green.

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Absolutely. The grooves are super sharp with the new positioning of the milled micro-grooves. The 20-degree angle they're at provides added spin on whether it's chip shots, pitch shots or lob shots. The rust on the new raw face on the scoring zone will lead to more spin as well.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw face definitely provides tons of spin. Compared to other similar forged wedges, I was getting more spin with the raw face on these wedges. If you want max spin from your wedges, these are a great option for you.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw face is designed specifically to create more spin. These wedges feature groove in groove technology to help create the maximum amount of spin.

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It has always been thought that a raw, rusty wedge spun more than a chrome plated wedge, that is partially true. If you watch closely, the pros on TV mostly have used raw wedges, and many golfers have believed that the reason the pros were using these wedges was for the added spin. The reason many of the pros you see on tv (PGA Tour, LPGA etc…) chooses raw wedges is for the low glare characteristics, not for extra spin. A raw wedge does not reflect sunlight like a chrome plated wedge and that is why may pros choose to use raw wedges. That being said there have been tests on raw vs chrome wedges and it has shown a moderate increase in spin with the raw wedges, it just has nothing to do with the rust. The reason raw wedges spin slightly more than a chrome plated wedge is the finish is normally applied after the grooves are cut. That chrome plating, while slight does take up space in the grooves. That loss of space does cause a slight loss in spin rate and control. So does a raw wedge spin more than a chrome plated wedge? Yes, slightly but not for the reasons most golfers have always believed.

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The Callaway Golf Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge does offer more spin than the previous Callaway wedge models. The Jaws Raw wedges feature the most aggressive razor sharp grooves in golf(20% angle), with a raw face that promotes maximum spin. The new wedge technologies are from Roger Cleveland’s 40+ years of designing some of the most popular wedges in golf.

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You'll see a lot more spin off of a raw face wedge versus the traditional plated-face wedges. The absence of plating on the face creates a gritty feel that produces a ridiculous amount of spin. Added spin is evident on full shots, bunker shots, and chipping around the green.

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The non-plated, raw finish on the face of the Jaws Raw Wedges are specifically designed to work with the milled micro groove-in-groove technology to add spin. The raw face has also been shown to perform more consistently in damp conditions increasing friction and preserving spin by upwards of 25%. Keeping the faces clean to prevent rusting will maintain the complexities of the groove technology and spin capabilities for a longer time.

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Callaway's Raw face is designed to increase and maintain spin over time. Without the plating that the standard Jaws wedge has the face will rust over time, which will naturally increase the friction between ball and club face, allowing the player to spin the ball more off of the face of the club.

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The simple answer is yes, but not immediately. As a club face ages, it starts to rust, and that rust can do a better job of grabbing the ball at impact. When you get a wedge with a raw face, it's able to rust much faster, and as a result after a few months your wedges will start to spin more.

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The raw face finish on the JAWS Raw Wedges is designed to create the most friction between the club face and the ball, allowing the ball to spin at a higher RPM than ever before. Paired with the use of tungsten in the club head, the balance and distribution of weight gives the player the best combination of feel, control, and confidence.

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The raw face on the Callaway Jaws Raw wedge encourages more spin. Along with the aggressive grooves, the rust provides a rough textured face to grab the ball and provide maximum spin.

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The raw face will preserve the amount of spin over time. As the wedge is used and gets wet it will rust. This will increase the amount of spin, especially in wet conditions. As the grooves wear the rusted face will offset the loss of spin.

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The Callaway team has constructed the Jaws Raw Wedge with sharp grooves, newly engineered micro-grooves, and a raw face. The raw face was built by discarding the protective plating on the face of the club which allows the face to rust in the elements over time. Rust on the face of the wedge creates more friction when striking the ball and in turn creates more energy and backspin on your shot. As a result, you can create much more backspin on the ball to stop it on a dime whether it's a full wedge approach shot or a greenside chip.

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Raw wedge faces do not spin more. They are purely for looks and feel. Since they do not have nickel or chrome plating, the raw wedge face does feel a little softer.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge faces are built to produce increased spin from any lie because of key design elements which helps them stand out from other wedge options. The plating has been removed from the grooves which allows the face to create added friction at impact to promote higher spin. Also, these wedge faces feature Callaway's Offset Groove-In-Groove Technology, which adds angled micro-grooves to enhance spin from the rough, sand and fairway. With that in mind, the Jaws Raw wedges produce top level spin and versatility for every golfer.

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A raw face means that there is no top coat on the wedge. This means it will naturally rust. When the club and face rust naturally, this gives more grip or grab on the ball, increasing the spin. If you clean your wedge often, you can remove most of the rust and maintain a consistent feel and look. Another reason for having a raw finish is to reduce the glare.

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A raw face doesn’t necessarily spin more. Rust is unpredictable and it is hard to say if it actually adds or removes spin on shots but what it does do is prevent glare on the club face when playing in sunny conditions.

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Yes, it does help increase spin. It is not a miracle worker that will help you spin the ball backwards 15 feet, but it will help the ball spin more. It helps in consistent spin more than it makes the ball spin more. If the club face is wet or the ball is wet, having a raw face will help the spin be more consistent as if the condition were dry.

Question 11

How does Callaway Jaws Raw compare to Callaway MD5 Jaws?

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The Callaway Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge outperforms the MD5 Jaws in green side shot control and overall spin. The MD5 was slightly more powerful on approach but didn't have the same pinpoint accuracy as the Jaws Raw (which is downright surgical from 50 yards or less). Both provide excellent shot consistency, and reliable rollouts and felt great through the swing. Overall, Jaws Raw Chrome Wedge and the MD5 Jaws share a ton of great features -- but the consistent spin of the Jaws Raw makes it the superior club in my opinion.

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It looks and feels similar. Nice seeing high spin rates from the raw. You can really flatten the 60 and make it spin around 11k on full shots.

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In comparison to the Callaway MD5, the Callaway Jaws Raw is an absolute upgrade. Featuring all-new Jaws grooves, the angle of the groove is steeper at 37* as opposed to the 4* angle in the MD5. The face is a RAW face. Another feature of the RAW wedge is the offset groove-in-groove. There is fine milling in between the grooves to help improve spin all around. There is no plating on the face, improving contact with the ball, resulting in a ton more spin. Overall, the Jaws RAW is a spin machine.

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Jaws RAW vs MD5 The new Jaws Raw has several improvements that are unique to this wedge including: RAW FACE: The Jaws Raw firstly, has a Raw face. This means that Callaway has removed the plating on the face in order to maximize spin. Removing this plating effectiveley removes a layer between the ball and the grooves, and this is the idea behind maximizing the spin. In removing this chrome plating on a large part of the face, the wedge is going to rust over time. Don't worry though, as only the scoring part of the face will rust, while the rest of the club will not. Grooves: The new Jaws Raw features an off-set groove-in-groove technology. This means that there are tiny grooves in between the large grooves. This added texture is not a new design. The MD5 featured parallel micro-grooves, while the Raw features 20 degree offset micro-grooves to maximize spin in all conditions. Variable Length Hosels and Weighted Toe Pads : The hosels are longer in length in the new Jaws Raw. In wedge making, this raises the center of gravity, and helps promote that lower, more controlled wedge shot that so many desire. Weight has been added to the high part of the toe to achieve this same heightened center of gravity. Tungsten: For the first time in a Callaway wedge, tungsten is being used to help center the CG (center of gravity). This tungsten in the sand and lob wedges, helps maximize control and feel by centering the CG. Z Grind: The brand new Z grind, in particular, has a 3 level design on the sole to maximimze shot versatility and forgiveness around the green. There is a cutout in the leading edge to prevent digging and improve turf interaction. This is great for players who like to open the face around the green, and get super creative with different shots. These are some of the main differences in the new Jaws Raw wedge. These wedge are availalable in either chrome or black, and there are 17 loft/bounce combinations to choose from.

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There are several improvements, starting with the Raw Face finish for maximum spin and friction. Secondly, the new Tungsten Weighting in sand and lob wedges centers the GC for feel and control. Thirdly, they have the Offset Groove-In-Groove technology which promotes added spin. Finally, the new Z-Grind option replaces the C-Grind in the MD5 which gives added forgiveness in a low bounce wedge.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw are very similar in performance to the MD5 wedges but the new Jaws Raw wedges gave me more spin compared to the MD5 wedges. If you want the most spin, the Jaws Raw wedges will be the best option for you.

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This Wedge Spins.... so I tested the new Jaws 60-degree wedge and I normally don't have a 60 in my hands but I really saw the difference in ball flight when even making the easiest swing. Comes with new tungsten weights in the back and a fresh new look. For all level golfers

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The new Callaway Jaws Raw wedges introduce tungsten weighting and progressive size hosel lengths to provide the perfect center of gravity. By using the weights and hosel lengths Callaway has managed to increase feel, trajectory, control and forgiveness. The higher lofted wedges have longer hosels that are balanced by two tungsten weights in the toe section which helps balance the center of gravity from tow to heel, but also moves it slightly higher to influence a lower shot with greater spin. The lower lofted wedges, on the other hand, have shorter hosels and less tungsten weighting in the toe sections to help lower center of gravity for higher-flying shots from the fairway.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw is a tremendous new offering in Callaway's wedge lineup that builds upon the success of the MD5 Jaws. The most notable enhancements on the Jaws Raw are going to be the non-plated raw face, the addition of tungsten in the head, and reconfigured grind offering. First, the raw face is going to allow for maximum spin on all shots. Second, the heavier tungsten weights placed in the back of the head allow for an enhanced feel and an optimized center of gravity. Third, is the introduction of the Z Grind into Callaway's current stable. This grind is going to be targeted at someone looking for a low bounce, shot-making wedge especially good in firm conditions. All of these updates will undoubtedly help golfers lower scores and find the perfect wedge for their game.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge is designed to be the next tour level wedge to replace the Mack Daddy 5 (MD5) wedge. The footprint of the Jaws Raw is similar to that of the MD5, but the Raw features sharper grooves and a raw face, which refers to the face with the plating removed. The removal of the plating leads the face to rust, increasing the friction between the club face and the ball, causing the ball to spin more. The Raw wedges also have progressive hosel lengths, with hosels getting longer as the lofts of the wedges increase.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw and MD5 Jaws are very similar, the Jaws Raw is just the newer version. It has a straighter leading edge, but most noticeably, it doesn't come with a finish. As a result, it will produce more spin over time.

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The Callaway Jaws Raw wedge replaced the Callaway MD5 Jaws wedge and several improvements were made in this new model. The biggest difference is in the name, the Raw face. There is no plating on the face of the Jaws Raw wedges so the entire wedge face will rust as it is exposed to moisture. Another big change is the introduction of tungsten weighting and which increased overall feel and control. These added features in the Callaway Jaws Raw wedges make them superior to the prior generation Callaway MD5 Jaws wedges.

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The Jaws Raw is a much better feeling iron than the MD5. It also now has the raw face which will rust over time giving golfers optimal spin characteristics. It also has a little more weight on the top half of the club, making it more forgiving and easier to flight shots.

Dominant hand	Right handed
Loft degrees	60°
Shaft Material	Steel
Gender	Men's
Used (Y/N)	No
Club Type	Wedges
Shaft flex	Stiff
Bounce degrees	12°
Shaft launch	Mid
Shaft spin	High
Shaft name	True Temper Dynamic Gold Spinner 115
Grip name	Lamkin UTX Grey/Black Grip
Shaft weight	115g
Wedge grind	W-Grind
Model year	2022
Club length	35''
Lie angle	64°
Shaft torque	LOW
Swing weight	D4
Color	Chrome
Shaft kick point	Mid

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