1980’s/90’s era 1958 Wilson Dynapowered Sand Wedge Remakes, were they forged?

Just a quick question as I have not found an answer anywhere, but we’re the remakes of the 1958 Dynapowered sand wedges forged or cast?

I would guess forged. Love to see some examples, and would love to acquire if you know of source.

I posted that question but then just pulled the trigger on a remake off eBay. I am curious as to how many different remakes they made. Were some remakes in the sense that they are the exact size, shape, and grind, or were they just aesthetically remakes with the graphics the same?

I received the sand wedge and it has all the markings of a 1958, the arrow on the hosel etc, but it is very oversized and has lots of offset, which when compared to my original 1958 irons is completely different as they have zero offset. My 1957 Triple Duty also has zero offset, so I’m thinking the 58 remake I received is more aesthetically graphically correct, but nowhere close shape-wise.

I also think this wedge is cast as I see no bag chatter at all.

I am now searching for an original. The remake just wont do.

Wilson has a great forging and finishing shop. My guess forged

not sure either but my remake needs to be adjusted a tad, too upright for my preference.

at address - it's all heel and no toe. the Harmonized 55* seems to have better results.

> @"@_the_crook" said:

> not sure either but my remake needs to be adjusted a tad, too upright for my preference.

> at address - it's all heel and no toe. the Harmonized 55* seems to have better results.

How do you like the Harmonized? The reason I asked is because I recently acquired one that I have not hit. I know it looks exactly like a JP and I know it is a later model from the shaft and modern "factory" Wilson grip--- I have the suspicion that mine is cast but WTF? I only have the scrap price of .03 in it

There is someone at my club gaming Dyna-Powered remakes and they sure look cast, but I could only get a glimpse of them through his locker.