Cleveland rtx full face c grind

[pgoi]

was wondering if if this is normal? The c grind doesnt seem to be symetrical as there is more toe grind than heel grind

i wonder whats the purpose of this toe grind beside closed face chipping 

i actually thought its beneficial to have more mass on the toe side as it helps to bounce the club up for flop shot

 

thoughts?

 

 

 

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Edited July 11, 2021 by pgoi

[pfw19]

Yes, it is normal.  More heel relief to prevent digging.

[RogerinNewZealand]

As Tommy Lee says,Thats Hinky!

Looks odd...but i just bought a 52 mid sunday and am very likely to get a 58 mid! to match.Wish they seleted the big lettering...

[pgoi]

Its less heel relief, and more toe relief

Yes it doesnt dig, that part is true

So far so good tho, just gotta figure out whether the spinner shaft is a good fit

 

Coming from s400, i lost my low spinner shot with this wedge

I dont know if its the grind or the shaft

[mogc60]

When you open the face the toe bounce can be a problem. That’s why the c type grinds work so well and are so versatile. I love the grind on the new full face. It’s been awesome from any lie and bunkers. Open or square 

[puttingmatt]

On 8/19/2021 at 1:25 PM, mogc60 said:

When you open the face the toe bounce can be a problem. That’s why the c type grinds work so well and are so versatile. I love the grind on the new full face. It’s been awesome from any lie and bunkers. Open or square 

Exactly, this is a great bounce on these wedges. Extremely versatile from all lies that I have played since having it since June. These are so  impressive., thinking of getting the 52* to go with the 58* that I have.