Lord Helmet

Quick question. Is the sole width, etc the same in both models or is the low bounce sole different in SM10. Thank you. Pics welcome if you have them.

I did. I was way too inconsistent with it as summer went along. Great wedge but I subconsciously had sm10 in my head I think.

I ended upgoing with a 58s (bent to 57/09) with the wedgeworks smooth grind option. I do not care for ribbons on the sole. I also have a 54/12d (bent to 53/11) with the wedgeworks smooth grind and its so different than stock. I love it with the smooth grind, just glides thru the turf. Here's a picture of the smooth grind D on left and stock D on right.

After seeing a full comprehensive fitting earlier this year with a close friend (I got to attend and watch the whole thing - 2 sessions) here is what I observed: 1. Fitter should ask what you are hoping to accomplish, goals, etc. 2. You hit your own gear to get a baseline. Data captured 3. Fitter might ask what you have in mind as far as brand, model. 4. You hit those if available. Based on Trackman data fitter will throw different shafts in there. 5. Fitter might then branch out to different brands, designs, etc based on what is happening with shot shapes, patterns, data. 6. You and fitter start to narrow it down on data and likes. 7. Fitter can measure anything but feel. If feel isnt important to you, go data and results over sexy and shiny. 8. If feel is super important to you, Then be prepared to sacrifice if best feel doesnt = best data and performance. My close friend isnt big on feel and went with best data for their fitting. He is very analytical, and data driven in real life. G luck sir.

I'm headed to A+ in the 60 (bent to 61) made from M grind.

Not much in the feel department to me. The raw does feel softer and super solid. Feel is so subjective. I almost went with d smooth grind in 58 based on my love of the 54. After hitting stock s I ordered wedge works s smooth grind!

I take my driver when we car shop. If it goes in sideways in the trunk/hatch then we may proceed.

The wedge works D on the L. Stock D on R. Makes a huge difference for me.

Well, I finally bit the bullet and ordered a 54/12d grind. Bent to 53/11 with the smooth grind line option. Had it inside of 2 weeks and I wanted to share a bit. I love this thing. Its so different than a stock D to me. Way more playable. Ive been missing my goto 85yd 3/4 shot with that club - used to be a real weapon for this amateur. I got to use it Sunday for the first time. Par 5 laid up to 88yds and had this in hand for my approach. I must have been amped as I hit it on the screws and it flew the green! Nice flight, divot, center ball mark. (Was able to get a sandy though for par) Today had it at Miles of Golf and hit a dozen or so shots between 86-88 yds with ease. Could have thrown a blanket over them really. I know its extra cash to have them do the work - but we all spend tons on the other end of the bag TBH, why not here. I couldnt be happier with the club and the work done. I will upload a picture or 2 here in a minute. Ive also just ordered a 58/10s (bent to 57/09) with smooth grind lines. I do not care for ribbons on soles. Nice work wedgeworks!

My 2 favorite Mizuno sets of all time are the MP53 and the MX200.

I lol'd Most of my local tracks in SW Ohio follow this rule as well.

IMHO the S doesnt get the credit it deserves to be honest. Its versatile option that often (IMHO) gets overlooked for some of the more exotics in the lineups. Im leaning hard to replacing my D grind here as it (D) can feel clunky at times in thicker stuff in SW Ohio.

Thank you. I'm like you but in reverse I always migrate back to vokey.

Anyone playing this loft/grind combo and if so thoughts? What conditions do you use it, etc Thank you