William rated this product on 05/08/09 I love the 52 and 56, but the 60 degree is a head-scratcher... almost impossible to pull off a flop, which is why i carry a 60. most end up bladed across the green or into the water I'm trying to flop over. The heel is massive and the bounce is way to high. I mostly play on tight/bare lies. I'm not saying its a bad club just not what i was expecting from a 60*. anyways the clubs are of amazing quality. i highly recommend them, i should have read the chart. doh! probably going to try and grind the 60* to 6* of bounce.
Jason rated this product on 04/30/09 What can I say. I purchased the 64 degree wedge about3 months ago and it has become the most reliable club I own (besides the PM 3-ball Putter I own). Although it's for 30yds and less, I can slightly adjust my swing, and consistently sky it to the green from up to 70yds out, 55 from light rough. In the bunker? NO PROBLEM. Depending on the distance to the pin, I adjust the clubface at address and have been able to play by feel astoundingly well. The ONLY thing I am unable to figure out is how to put some REAL spin on the ball. That, however, is a problem with my ball striking I think. More tinkering on the way to mastery. Thanks PM and as soon as I can afford to, I'll be ordering a 52 & 56 as well.
Joe rated this product on 04/25/09 I bought the 64 degree wedge because I was having trouble when hitting from 20-60 yards from the green. I can't express how easy it is to hit with this club. I never attempted a flop shot in my life until I got this club and I was nailing it on the green nearly every time. If you have trouble from the same distance, I recommend the 64 degree wedge.
Talon rated this product on 04/11/09 this is a great club i always hit solid with it and rarly top it. Since i got it i use it all the time. The only problem i have with it is my fault in distance.
Eric rated this product on 04/01/09 I would like to suggest that if you like the one or two Pinemeadow wedges that you have already bought, why not make it a compelte set ? This is especially true if you are relatively new to the game of golf,then do as I did a couple of years ago, and buy all five of the wedges. How you play your wedges and putt, is where you will gain or lose strokes the fastest. As with any wedge, you must hit down and behind the ball, for any of them to work effectively. I know that for me, the 52 and 56 {deg} lofts, I hit at them at about 80% of the suggested distance that is shown on the club. This helps me tremedously with club selection as I get closer to the green. Remember, you can purchase all five wedges for just about the price of one of the Brand named wedges. Is that not a great value ? If not, what golf equipment is out there, that is of such high quality, great performance, and such an outstanding value !