Mizuno T-20 raw 58* wedge - July 2019

that's a very rounded leading edge

> @Titletown said:

> that's a very rounded leading edge

Is it though? Looks less rounded to me than the SM7 LW's.

Very nice!

> @RonSwanson said:

> > @Titletown said:

> > that's a very rounded leading edge

>

> Is it though? Looks less rounded to me than the SM7 LW's.

Which unfortunately isn’t saying much. Love straight leading edges! Anyone have them stock nowadays?

Just went from 6 to midnight

> @Kylekoz17 said:

> > @RonSwanson said:

> > > @Titletown said:

> > > that's a very rounded leading edge

> >

> > Is it though? Looks less rounded to me than the SM7 LW's.

>

> Which unfortunately isn’t saying much. Love straight leading edges! Anyone have them stock nowadays?

Not that I have seen in the higher lofts.

Shape has kind of morphed into a hybrid of the T7 and S18, but still looks good. Hopefully they trend more towards the T7 in the lower lofts.

The shape of the flange near the topline looks a bit like the SM7 with more mass higher. I suspect that lower lofts (50-52) may also be similar with the SM7 with the mass being lower. I don't hate that.

Well that’s getting purchased

What’s the badging. Is that the loft /bounce

Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

Dear god, please tell me they also do a 58 with a little more bounce

> @sbjinx said:

> What’s the badging. Is that the loft /bounce

> @t4t3r said:

> Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

Its missing the proper badge, it should have a little placard that goes over that "5808Y" spot, which is much cleaner.

Here:


> @Mabyboi said:

> > @sbjinx said:

> > What’s the badging. Is that the loft /bounce

>

> > @t4t3r said:

> > Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

>

> Its missing the proper badge, it should have a little placard that goes over that "5808Y" spot, which is much cleaner.

>

> Here:

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>

Yes, the person who stripped the head took the badge off.

when do I get to buy this?

> @RonSwanson said:

> > @Kylekoz17 said:

> > > @RonSwanson said:

> > > > @Titletown said:

> > > > that's a very rounded leading edge

> > >

> > > Is it though? Looks less rounded to me than the SM7 LW's.

> >

> > Which unfortunately isn’t saying much. Love straight leading edges! Anyone have them stock nowadays?

>

> Not that I have seen in the higher lofts.

Mack daddy forged. Super straight leaning edge.

Raw wedges come to retail and I'll, for one, also buy new irons from them...with a smile on!

I didn’t understand this thread. So the pictured wedge is a retail Mizuno that went through aftermarket chrome stripping?

Or is Mizuno coming out with raw wedges?

It’s a great looking club. But I don’t quite understand what we are looking at.

> @"15th Club" said:

> I didn’t understand this thread. So the pictured wedge is a retail Mizuno that went through aftermarket chrome stripping?

>

> Or is Mizuno coming out with raw wedges?

>

> It’s a great looking club. But I don’t quite understand what we are looking at.

T20 will come raw at retail.

> @t4t3r said:

> Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

This has been my feeling for the past few years of Mizuno wedges: T5, T7, and now T20. They have this perfectly clean wedge with this ill-fitting stamp right on the back. I am a die hard Mizuno iron player but I have preferred the look and bounce options of Vokey for a while now when it comes to wedges. I keep waiting for Mizuno to make a wedge that I absolutely have to have, and they keep just missing, due to the dumb badging. Granted, they need a way to distinguish easily between lofts if you have 3-4 in the bag, but I think most Mizuno fans would prefer something more subtle.

> @DaRiz said:

> > @t4t3r said:

> > Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

>

> This has been my feeling for the past few years of Mizuno wedges: T5, T7, and now T20. They have this perfectly clean wedge with this ill-fitting stamp right on the back. I am a die hard Mizuno iron player but I have preferred the look and bounce options of Vokey for a while now when it comes to wedges. I keep waiting for Mizuno to make a wedge that I absolutely have to have, and they keep just missing, due to the dumb badging. Granted, they need a way to distinguish easily between lofts if you have 3-4 in the bag, but I think most Mizuno fans would prefer something more subtle.

Agreed...put in on the sole

> @DaRiz said:

> > @t4t3r said:

> > Could’ve been great minus that little badge on the bottom - really kills the clean look.

>

> This has been my feeling for the past few years of Mizuno wedges: T5, T7, and now T20. They have this perfectly clean wedge with this ill-fitting stamp right on the back. I am a die hard Mizuno iron player but I have preferred the look and bounce options of Vokey for a while now when it comes to wedges. I keep waiting for Mizuno to make a wedge that I absolutely have to have, and they keep just missing, due to the dumb badging. Granted, they need a way to distinguish easily between lofts if you have 3-4 in the bag, but I think most Mizuno fans would prefer something more subtle.

I have never understood this. It really is soo minimal. Why does that little badge offend you so much?

Top line looks massive

I actually like that they don't put the badging on the sole, it's very clean. I never have had trouble locating the different wedges in my bag.

Do we know when would they be available to the public?

They use the little badge with loft and bounce because they offer so many different options the factory bends them and slaps the badge on with the appropriate order.

I agree with others that it kinda takes away from the clean look.

> @Bdmac79 said:

> The shape of the flange near the topline looks a bit like the SM7 with more mass higher. I suspect that lower lofts (50-52) may also be similar with the SM7 with the mass being lower. I don't hate that.

You're exactly correct..... Moving Mass up the blade is by design. I believe Fourteen was the 1st to do it and others followed.