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FIRST LOOK: Award-winning line of Edel wedges adds new lower bounce P-Grind
Edel Golf have announced the next great grind in the SMS (Swing Match System) wedge line, the new low bounce, multi-tool, P-Grind. The SMS wedge line has been a smashing success globally for Edel Golf. Designed from the swing back, the SMS wedges are built to fit every golfer’s unique swing with their revolutionary Swing Match Weighting Technology.
What is the P-Grind?
A true player’s grind…The P-Grind is a wider sole, low bounce wedge that is incredibly versatile. Offered only in 58- and 60-degree lofts, it’s a great sole for opening up and hitting all the shots around the green and especially in bunkers. Because of the wider sole and low bounce, it’s versatile through all condition types and excels in those tight, nippy lies around the green.
What is Swing Match Weighting Technology?
Our Swing Match Weighting Technology is a game-changer, allowing golfers to control their clubface throughout their swing to create the most efficient impact. With three machined out weight ports and interchangeable weights, golfers can move weight across the wedge to optimise it to their swing.
In our testing, only 20% of golfers saw their best performance with the heaviest weight in the center, meaning 80% of golfers will benefit from the ability to adjust the weight in their wedge to match their swing. When golfers found their preferred weight location, they saw 44% more accuracy down range in combined distance and offline dispersion. Players also saw roughly 10% more backspin with the heaviest weight in its preferred position.
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Rocky Hansler, Chief Operating Officer at Edel Golf, said: “The P-Grind gives us another great option in our SMS wedge lineup. We continue to work with different tour players and high-level amateurs that give us constant feedback on our golf clubs. This new grind gives us a grind option that allows for ultimate versatility in a high lofted wedge.”
The P-Grind will be available at select fitting and retail locations around the world on 17 February, 2023.
