Callaway Forged+

[nearfall152]

Let's hear it...

 

 

[JHR]

I no longer have any of these, they were so so in my opinion.

[Evil R1]

I have Callaway Forged+ 56º Sand Wedge with 14º of bounce. Before I purchased these, I demo'ed the Cleaveland CG10 Satin Chrome, TaylorMade Mens rac Chrome, and BH-5 SW that matches my Iron Set.

 

I didn't like the SW that matched my Iron Set at all (Cast) when compared to the other wedges. I liked the TaylorMade, but not as much as the Cleaveland and the Callaway. I could not tell the difference between the Callaway and the Cleaveland as far as feel, spin (ya, like I'm really putting spin on it), etc. So I purchased the Callaway as they were $45 cheaper.

 

I am happy with these wedges, are they they best, probably, not, but for $75 they are a great buy.

 

Thanks,

[ScottWS33]

I think these are quite under rated. My dad has a pair of Vintage models and they are very nice. They look good, are versatile and seem to have quite a bit of spin on them. I think they are the best wedges around that aren't Clevelands or Vokeys.

[tildengolfer]

bad wedge..feels like a circle on the end of the stick..not great feel

[JRusgolf]

I have the vintage in 52, 54, 56.....depending on the bag configuration and love them. Joe Kwok did a sole grind on all of them and put S200's in. IMO the s200 is the perfect wedge shaft and when you have the clubs ground to your swing it really makes a difference. I really like the feel on these, but Joe says the loft and lie need to be checked often because the metal is so soft that it bends easy. I play vokey in 58, 60 for the grooves, but with Cally supposedly coming out with X-tour wedges with milled grooves I might have to go with those because of the feel and feedback you get from these clubs.

[greencarlito]

I've got them in 52 chrome and 56 vintage, without doubt the vintage is better, both lovely though from 50 yards and in. Full shots can be tougher to control, probably me just going at it too hard.

[Bogeyman82]

I have a 50, 54, and a 60 in the vintage. I like them quite a bit. Soft forgings. I haven't tried a ton of other wedges, however I have been hitting these pretty well. Sometime next year I'll probably trade these in for the x-tour forged wedges, as they appear to be quite a bit nicer, however these are pretty decent. Full shots can be a little tough and they demand crisp contact. The x-tour wedges seem to have a bigger face that is more confidence inspiring, however these are much cheaper. Overall a very servicable wedge.

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

Can't decide between these and the Cleveland 588 DSG RTG+...

[chasemyaccord]

I have a vintage 56* that I use for anything 80 yards or shorter. It's been very good to me as I've made some great shots with this club. Do I think it's the best wedge out there? Absolutely not. I tried a friend's CG11 for the first time a couple weeks ago and it felt great. I'll probably trade this in soon...but still a great wedge. I give it an 8/10.

 

Cleveland is slowly creeping it's way into my Callaway bag...(getting a HiBore XL soon too haha).