Overall - I brag about these bad boys every chance I get so I'm sure my regular group is getting a little tired of me talking them up. Just more so curious if they too will start to release more affordable products rather than try to fill that market with their previous years clubs "on sale". The Honma did not even come out of the bag for this one, because I know I cannot hit a full swing with it. Following the success of the wholesale giant’s first foray into the wedge market, version two of the Costco Kirkland Signature wedge set is on the way. Even as a better player, the top-down look is clean enough to look as though you can make clean and crisp contact.

From bunkers shots, using the full effect of the bounce, to delicate chip shots where more of the leading edge was needed, it provided good, all-round playability. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . There will be players that pick clubs that their favorite pro hits, there will be the one brand player, the off the rack with no fitting, the I just want cheap equipment, those that want multiple options from the OEM, and those willing to change a shaft and maybe take a grinder to it.Besides the grips, the only major downside of these clubs to me is the lack of fitting or customization . It is important though for the game of golf to be affordable, it needs to be inclusive and not exclusive.

The leading edge of the wedges are pretty straight with just a small curve, I personally really like this shape as it feels like the face is really easy to aim up with your target. When looking a little bit deeper online, one of SM Global’s biggest product suppliers is QINGDAO SM PARKER GOLF CO.

The relatively inexpensive wedges combined with that decent quality and performance meant version one proved hugely popular and there’s every suggestion the latest release will follow suit. The performance across the board was very similar - the Kirkland launching 3˚ higher and spinning a fraction more. Lots of rain around here lately, so bunkers are not in the best shape, but it is a good sand wedge (and most of the problems have been mine, not the club’s! There is no confirmation on when the wedges and ball will be released, but with peak season upon us, it’s perhaps reasonable to expect them to hit the shelves sooner rather than later. We then took the two more lofted options onto the course at West Hill - hitting a host of pitch, chip and bunker shots.