DocBrown3887

I keep doing mental gymnastics to justify getting the 38" CB version but the reality is that no matter what else I roll I seem to not roll it as good as this putter. I am on the verge of buying a backup one of these calling it a day and never using another putter again (yeah, yeah, but I'm serious). It just feels so unsatisfying to have actually found one putter to rule them all, but at the same time there is peace of mind. Anyways, I had 30 putts last round on newly punched and sandy greens...despite that I still made a 15' and several in 8-10' range. Last comment I will make is that I think a firmer feeling ball off the face is probably best with this insert. The PXG Xtreme Tour has given me great results and I like the alignment mark on that ball. The Snell Prime (2023) and Callaway Chrome Tour feel really good as well but don't have the pop off the face like the PXG. Just my opinion.

A LAB Chipr had crossed my mind in the past not gonna lie, lol

Location for off chance of local sale on that Edel kit?

Driver and not even close. I'm comfortable with everything else these days.

It is pretty crazy, I swear that thing felt like a noodle with standard weight Mezz Max head at 45" compared to the KBS they threw into the Spider ZT. I guess feel is personal, though I'd love to see someone use high speed video tracking for all shafts to quantify deflection to see what is actually happening.

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They have a graphic that shows 8, 10, 12 degrees as the 3 options.

I would like to know as well...their customer support was very kind when building my one length set. I own the 56 and 50 degree SMS Pro wedges. If you have a particular head weight desired I would recommend calling to get all the options now that they have moved away from the 3 weight ports. The new wedges are very nice and sleek looking and the microgrooves on the face look awesome. I didn't get any flip weights I just have standard. Overall I love these wedges, I built them with 8 iron spinner trick at 8 iron length so a bit niche, but man I hit them good. I even messaged the engineer at Edel on linked in that designed them, seems like a nice early career engineer that loves what he does and is proud of the product.

I played Stoney Creek today, they just punched the greens so lots of sand, but they did a good job on making them as smooth as possible. This course has fast Bermuda blend greens. Trying to figure out my driver so I moved up a mix tee today (white/green mix just 5582). Putter: 31 putts, see attached score card. One three putt which was a bad long down hill lag where I completely misread the amount of break and then missed a 6' combination of it being a slippy putt and it did hop some on the aeration. Back to back birdies on 12 and 13 were 45' and 18' putts down the drain! Almost made a couple other long ones left a little short. My best shot of the day was probably my pure PW on 18 and I made my straight 7' to end with another birdie! Made most of my putts that I needed to. Driver: chopped a Cobra LTDx LS down to 43.75" and added some head weight on my quest to drive the ball better and avoid OB balls. I did avoid OB today (I did manage to chunk a 8 iron into the water on a par 3 though...), but still flirting with a pull miss. The current configuration goes about 235 total on a good strike, probably a global average 220ish club right now. Was a nice day out and definitely not worried about my putter at the moment, I am not sure I would call it a "strength" yet, but it definitely isn't hurting me. Got to figure out driver, every other club I have confidence in right now.