Brady_Dow

The specialty wedge is 1* weaker and the S400 shaft is ever so slightly heavier than the X100 shaft so I believe that is your reason right there. Nothing wrong with it unless it really messes up your gapping

I would say that if you are giving this much thought you should wait for the S1 irons to come out and go do a fitting for those. Literally can't go wrong with Mizuno at all

The S Grind is meant to be played more square. This does not mean it's for high handicaps haha. If you want to manipulate the face around the greens more just get an M grind with 8 degrees of bounce. I almost guarantee that it has plenty of bounce to keep it from digging. Or just get a Wedgeworks V Grind. I believe that has 10* of bounce and lets you open the face up a bit more

This is exactly right

I honestly still don't get the hype behind the mini drivers....

Honda Civic and yes they do!

I am going to say something different than everyone else. Yes these have moderate wear and yes they are a bit pricey for what you are getting. But here are my questions. How long do you plan on using them? If you want to try and keep them as long as possible than I would say that these are not it, and to spend the extra $500 on a new set. But if you are no planning on keeping them for a year and two and then selling them I would say that you could get decent value out of these. As for the wear, for most golfers you won't be able to notice much difference in spin or control unless you are an elite golfer.

Those wedges are gorgeous and I've been thinking about getting that same D grind except for my 58. How much of a difference in feel does the smooth grind have?

The shape of these wedges gets better with every iteration

These are all so clean

I never realized that he is still using the 2021 T100s

Very unique

The gapping in his bag is so strange

All his covers are super sweet!

Mizuno may make the best looking staff bag on tour. Love the blue