Jason Day - WITB 2019

[jll62]

Where can i get a 52 degree Hi-Toe wedge. Is not available in any retail in store/online?

TMs Website

 

They're also in store. I've looked at them in my local PGA Tour Superstore.

[beazlejs]

He ended up putting the M6 driver in play yesterday.

 

Said in an interview after that he didn't drive it as straight as he wanted but seemed to like the driver overall.

[uggenjigmey407]

Thank you. I didn’t find them on the TM website. I’ll check out pga local store.

[BostonWRX]

Thank you. I didn’t find them on the TM website. I’ll check out pga local store.

https://www.taylormadegolf.com/Milled-Grind-HI-TOE-Wedge/DW-WZ733.html?cgid=taylormade-wedges#start=1&

[mrmikeac]

For anyone wondering...

[JonnyKrasnodar]

The 760s certainly look beat up and dinged already. I know it was asked in the thread at the time but has anyone else noticed anything about their finish? Don't think it was ever answered...just curious.

 

To be fair jday doesn't drive the ball straight at the best of times so can't blame the M6 for that.

[bblack_91240]

The 760s certainly look beat up and dinged already. I know it was asked in the thread at the time but has anyone else noticed anything about their finish? Don't think it was ever answered...just curious.

 

To be fair jday doesn't drive the ball straight at the best of times so can't blame the M6 for that.

 

I think it was said that the rust was most likely due to the custom grinding.

 

I wasn’t a fan of the 760s at first, but the more I see them the more I like them.

[kiddoc]

No wear issues here...in play since December

[bblack_91240]

Interesting to see a lot of these guys moving into the Hi Toe wedge with all of their wedges over the raw option most of them go with.

 

If this is why the raw option is no longer available I’m going to be so sad... anyone know anything about that? Idk if I could get down with the hi toe in anything but a lob wedge

[jll62]

Interesting to see a lot of these guys moving into the Hi Toe wedge with all of their wedges over the raw option most of them go with.

 

If this is why the raw option is no longer available I’m going to be so sad... anyone know anything about that? Idk if I could get down with the hi toe in anything but a lob wedge

 

The MG Raw offering was always a limited time thing at retail. I'm currently gaming a raw MG 52 that I could still use for most of 2019, but I'll be switching to a Hi-Toe 52 in the spring. After playing a Hi-Toe 60 last season, I think the benefits of a higher CG are too great to pass up for me. Plus, I really liked the look of the non-lob wedges after holding them in person.

[JonnyKrasnodar]

The 760s certainly look beat up and dinged already. I know it was asked in the thread at the time but has anyone else noticed anything about their finish? Don't think it was ever answered...just curious.

 

To be fair jday doesn't drive the ball straight at the best of times so can't blame the M6 for that.

 

I think it was said that the rust was most likely due to the custom grinding.

 

I wasn’t a fan of the 760s at first, but the more I see them the more I like them.

 

Yeah I saw that earlier. Around the badge there seems to be a lot of scratches and wondered if it was the same thing?

 

I agree though, stunning clubs. And feel is so so good.

[Fritzer]

Interesting to see a lot of these guys moving into the Hi Toe wedge with all of their wedges over the raw option most of them go with.

 

If this is why the raw option is no longer available I’m going to be so sad... anyone know anything about that? Idk if I could get down with the hi toe in anything but a lob wedge

 

The MG Raw offering was always a limited time thing at retail. I'm currently gaming a raw MG 52 that I could still use for most of 2019, but I'll be switching to a Hi-Toe 52 in the spring. After playing a Hi-Toe 60 last season, I think the benefits of a higher CG are too great to pass up for me. Plus, I really liked the look of the non-lob wedges after holding them in person.

 

The HITOE gap wedges are beautiful in person. Especially the 54*. Compact and flows nicely off the hosel. Coming from another MG raw owner.

[Ben Berube]

No non of them are required to jump to the latest. I met Stu Cink years ago at Reynolds Plantation. Great tracks and the TMag Kingdon is there.

He had mentioned they push everyone to move up as soon as possible But many of the don't like to move that fast.

[mBiden2]

Interesting to see a lot of these guys moving into the Hi Toe wedge with all of their wedges over the raw option most of them go with.

 

If this is why the raw option is no longer available Im going to be so sad... anyone know anything about that? Idk if I could get down with the hi toe in anything but a lob wedge

 

The MG Raw offering was always a limited time thing at retail. I'm currently gaming a raw MG 52 that I could still use for most of 2019, but I'll be switching to a Hi-Toe 52 in the spring. After playing a Hi-Toe 60 last season, I think the benefits of a higher CG are too great to pass up for me. Plus, I really liked the look of the non-lob wedges after holding them in person.

 

The HITOE gap wedges are beautiful in person. Especially the 54*. Compact and flows nicely off the hosel. Coming from another MG raw owner.

 

I placed an order today for the 54* HiToe with the modus 115 black wedges shaft. I can’t wait to get it out on the course!

[TK3309]

Interesting to see a lot of these guys moving into the Hi Toe wedge with all of their wedges over the raw option most of them go with.

 

If this is why the raw option is no longer available I’m going to be so sad... anyone know anything about that? Idk if I could get down with the hi toe in anything but a lob wedge

 

Like some others have said the Hi Toe in the 50, 52 and 54 degree options look like a standard gap wedge. The toe might be every so slightly higher than the MG wedge. If someone just handed you the wedge you would have no idea it's a Hi Toe wedge. If you get a chance to look at one in person I think you might change your mind. I picked up a raw 52 last year and I normally use my gap wedge for 2-3 seasons but change my sand/lob wedge yearly. If my raw wasn't in such good shape still I'd have no problem with a Hi-Toe 52.