Reid Lockhart wedges anyone?

[chris27]

A while back on a whim I purchased a 52* dual bounce Reid Lockhart wedge off ebay for a good price, not knowing how good it was or having hit it prior. To this day it's been my go to club not only in terms of it's loft but in it's forgiveness as well. Fast forward to today and I want to replace my 56 and 60, and am looking to go with Reid Lockhart wedges in those as well. Has anyone else every used these? They now have a quad bounce sole that is suppose to be better but I would have no clue, and especially for that price, the one thing they do have going for them is that they look sweet. Just looking for some opinions from others who have used them.

 

Looky here: http://reidlockhart.com/

[SwingMan]

Not the answer you seek but

 

The guys that were originally the Reid-Lockhart before being bought out are now Eidolon Wedges -- if you were interested. Nice milled wedge with a rough face and dual bounce --

[ubergoober]

www.eidolongolf.com will get you what you are looking for. If you want the same grind (same patent # as the Eidolon stamped on the hosel), get the Ray Cook Dual Bounce wedges from Austads.

[Larry Black]

My Reid Lockhart 60 degree, dual bounce wedge was purchased way back when he first broke off from the Hogan Golf company. Apparently, he did not want to leave Texas when the company was sold. It has been in the garage for years and just got pulled out again recently. Now I'm not sure why it ever left my bag. It can be counted on the get out of the deepest bunkers and it can be used with an aggressive swing for short up and down shots that need to launch high and stop quickly. It's back in the bag and will probably be there for awhile.