F2 Series

[Gxgolfer]

 

Introducing the NEW F2 Wedge from Face Forward Technologies, a breakthrough in wedge design that gets the club to do the work for you...

 

* This unique and patented innovation places the hosel behind the clubface, putting the golf club in a face forward position at all times.

* When entering the impact zone, the face comes through and makes contact with the ball before the hosel even enters the hitting area.

* On all shots, this literally makes it impossible to shank the ball.

* In deep rough, the F2 clubhead moves through the grass with less resistance and keeps the grass from grabbing the hosel, forcing shots offline.

* In sand, the F2's unique wide-open face design allows you more opportunity to flatten the club and hit a high, short sand shots.

* When pitching the ball, the F2 design helps you setup in the desired hands forward position which makes it harder to skull or hit your shots thin.

* When chipping, the face comes through the hitting area ahead of the hosel, allowing contact to happen sooner. This lets the natural loft of the club do the work for you.

[Big D McGee]

No reviews of these wedges? I realize the purists on the board will think these wedges are almost "cheating" but man do I struggle with my short game. I'm about 25% in chipping and 50% from 100 yards in. Might just have to gamble the $100 and see for myself. They do have a 60-day money back guarantee...

[ZBigStick]

You'd be better off with a set of Solus wedges.

[Big D McGee]

^^What's the difference between F2 and Solus wedges???

[dtgolder]

Reallly--anyone using these? Interesting design idea...but do they work?

[lilikejr]

i got the 60 for christmas ad although it takes sometime to get used to the look they get the job done. they feel pretty soft, easy to open up, get the ball in the air fast and they put a pretty good spin on the ball.

[Ezgolfer]

Simply great . I have a 56 degree and love it .

[clydenewsome]

Got the 52 and 58 for free. I am going to try them out and see how they perform on the course.

At the range poor shots with these wedges ended up alot better than poor shots with traditional wedges.

They do look weird though.

[mattthegolfer]

Once you practice with these F2 wedges for a while you will never go back to a traditional wedge!! These things are amazing, I actually have graphite shafts in mine so I get a little bit better head feel. I'm looking forward to seeing what the new F2 plus series is like. For sure give them a try!!!

[BILL12x]

I played with someone who had two of them and he hit them well.

I tried them out while waiting on a tee box and chunked nearly all of my attempts.

I guess it's all what you get used to and what you practice with.

 

I don't hit the ball further or score better than I did 10 years ago, so I guess I could have saved a few grand in equipment, huh? Might have to dig out the old Persimmons and Staff irons. LOL!

[lambing]

I have a 56 PLUS and 60 PLUS, and these are the best wedges I have ever played. I can make shots with these that I never even considered before. I didn't have a problem gettng used to the look of them at address.

[pinstalker]

I have the 58-degree F2 and find to to be much easier to hit than my Cleveland 60-degree wedge. It does take a while to get used to the face-forward look but once you learn how to control the distance by opening the face, it's a weapon. I'm a fairly short-straight type player who typically ends up short of the green with pitch shots over a bunker or up to an elevated green. This club has really improved my scoring ability by letting me throw it up in the air from almost any lie and stick close to the hole. It was forever skulling or poping-up the Cleveland. I'm just not skilled enough to consistently hit the 60-degree wedge. It also is great from the sand as well. Open the face, hit about 1.5-in behind the ball and bang! you are on the green near the hole almost every time. My playing partners have remarked about the improvement in my short game. Three-footers are much easier than 13-footers. You can get them used on ebay for less than half of retail and they are worth every penny.