Blue Mizuno T20 wedges - Any pics / reviews after some usage ??

[cadman88]

Definitely not a raw finish.. seems to be like a dull satin finish on it. Keep in mind that this took maybe 20 minutes.. I'm not sure if the new T20's are similar, but the T7 was easy to remove. Also, I didn't touch the face / grooves on it..

[twoodssuperfan]

i think these wedges look fantastic.

 

[hagimihale]

I picked up a blue S18 in 50* with an S400 shaft cheap off the 'bay late last year. Agree with what others are posting about the blue finish wearing off. It seems to happen mostly on the sole of the club, assuming you are hitting the center of the face most of the time.

The spin on these things is amazing, and I suspect the T20s are even better. I really liked the MP-T4s that were in my bag prior to this, but I can pull off shots with these that I could not with my prior clubs. And though they feel a tad harder than my irons (I suspect its the boron), they are still forged heads that feel great at impact.

Get them. You won't regret it. But do keep an eye on them - if you leave one behind, you might not get it back. :)

[stimpmeterp]

My T20 raws are soft and full of spin. I love the feel of them with the PX LZ 6.0 which matches my irons. These low bounce offerings are some of my favorite in recent memory!

[noodle3872]

Lets see some pics!

[The Mad Bomber]

They wear pretty easily in the sand. I'm not displeased with them though, the finish took the better part of a seasons beatings before wearing down. It's forged, so if you practice a lot, the rust spot on the face seems inevitable, even if you keep them clean during your rounds.

[Treyball344]

I had the T20's for about 3 weeks. Me and my friends who hit them found them to be pretty unpleasant feeling. The blue was fading as well so I traded in. Found SM7's to feel better, be more durable and more consistent.

[stimpmeterp]

Not Blue, but raw and starting to form a nice patina after a few practice sessions.

[Kale_m]

 

Use the right bottle. Mist it on the wedge and watch it rust before your eyes

[stimpmeterp]

And now, perfect!!

[golfandtennisfan]

I have played the T7 a couple years and earlier this year got a 52/58 T20 to experiment with (lefty only chrome in T20). I think the T7 are noticeably softer, spin well and I love the blue ion as it really frames the ball well. Blue wearing off the bottom but I don't care as don't see that at address. Takes adjustment to hit them as they are so soft (softer than my mack daddy forged by 20% to me). The T20 are much firmer off the face to me and spin even more. Spin out of bunkers has been very good. Shape is good on both but probably prefer the T20 slightly. I don't think you can go wrong with the new ones. As a bonus, I don't see a lot of them in others bags if you notice that kind of thing. Good luck.

[indianagolf2]

How do these wedges compare to sc18 mizuno

[getair23]

I did a wedge fitting a few months ago and T20 won out by a mile. Top line was a little chunkier than I am used to, but that is what really helps them keep the fight down. I like the blue best because of the way it frames the face at address. The blue does wear off the sole pretty easily, but looks cool and threw my wife as to weather I got new wedges or not. Typical Mizuno feel is also a plus.

 

Will post pics if I the predicted rain comes through and I take my bag out of my car

[getair23]

They are pretty similar. The T20 has Hydroflow microgroves for wet conditions. Which does its job. The rep told me they liked how Ping wedges performed with a wet face and copied it a close as they could.

[getair23]

 

[stimpmeterp]

Sweet. I'm a fan of the blue but obviously went with raw. These are 100% the most under-rated wedges in recent memory. Last time I was this much in love was the TA900 FWIW.