Miura c grind vs kanji

[MJisGOAT]

Can anyone comment on the two wedges? I play the 59 c, and believe its the most versatile wedge out. Only dilemma is on flop shots. With such high bounce, it's difficult for me to get under the ball for that perfect flop shot. Is the kanji as versatile? Is the difference in bounce noticeable?

[morebeerbettergolf]

Can't speak for the kanji but I've had a 59c and my Gekku raw 57 is way easier to flop than the 59c. I've never been a great wedge player but I've had Cleveland's and Vokeys and mizunos and callaways and Miuras and for touch shots and precision and spin nothing compares to the Gekku. Not great for full shots if you're a digger but I debate the value of most amateurs taking many full shots with 59+ degree wedges anyways.

[MJisGOAT]

All the miura heads out there, and no one has hit the two?

[sblack5]

Haven't hit a kanji...but Ive never had issue with flopping the 59c

[Mob]

I have the left handed version of the kanji. I'm not sure why their website still shows the older left handed model, as I have had it since August. These wedges are fantastic! Obviously, they have to match your swing and the course conditions that you typically play. At the time, I had very little understanding of different wedge grinds and only a rudimentary understanding of bounce. I was playing a Scratch 1018 DS 60 degree wedge at the time, and tended to hit it fat from the fairways. Since getting the Miura, that problem almost disappeared. I use the 60 degree out of the bunker and it performs extremely well. Unfortunately, I'm not sure that I hit very many flop shots this fall, so I can't really comment on performance for that particular shot.