Fourteen golf newsletter March 26

[joey3108]

Bold start for Fourteen Golf in 2015

 

Punctuated by the performance of its award-winning RM-21 wedge, Fourteen Golf has kicked off 2015 with a string of successes, including one weekend where seven golfers recorded Top 24 finishes in three tournaments across two tours. The early success has further bolstered Fourteen Golf’s reputation as one of the industry’s leading wedge and irons company.

 

“Day in and day out, we strive for excellence at Fourteen Golf,” said Marcy Kamoda, the company’s COO. “From a pair of Top 10 finishes at the Puerto Rico Open to John Mallinger’s success on the Web.com Tour, we are proving ourselves as one of the best club manufacturers on the market today. Our clubs deliver on the course, and they are suited to reward the game’s best players and bolster the play of everyday golfers.”

 

On the professional circuit, Fourteen Golf has been steadily building an impressive resume. John Mallinger, one of Fourteen Golf’s brand ambassadors, is off to a fast start in 2015, positioning himself in seventh place on the Web.com Tour money list through the Brasil Champions presented by HSBC and tallying two Top 10 finishes.

 

Fourteen Golf also has found its way into the bags of some of the game’s best. The RM-21 was a popular choice at the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open, sitting in the bag of three players who finished in the Top 20, including Fourteen Golf brand ambassador Chad Collins, who finished T16. Multiple golfers have also put it in play in prestigious events such as the Northern Trust Open and the Honda Classic.

 

The RM series is one of Fourteen Golf’s most popular and successful wedge series, and the latest evolution is the RM-21, which was named to Golf Digest’s Hot List earlier this year.

 

The RM-21 isn’t the only club from Fourteen Golf making waves on the PGA TOUR. At the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral Country Club in Miami, Fl., the versatile Type 7 club was in the bag of the golfer who finished T12. Known as the “Blue Monster,” Doral is one of the longest courses on the PGA TOUR, and the Type 7 utility iron provided the added distance to help him go after the lengthy par fives.

 

“This type of success is what we expect out of our clubs, and we’re excited to see so many of our golfers playing so well early in the year,” said Kamoda.

[3_Putt_Par]

I'd love to have that black RM-21 with one of your custom hand grinds and your JK stamp!!

Say Joe, still loving the Fourteen driving iron?

[joey3108]

Oooo yea! Love that type 7.

Email me when you are ready on the wedge.

Joe

[DTXgolfer12]

What is the type 7? I recently picked up a set of used TB 1000's and i'm considering replacing the 3 iron with a driving iron. I don't see anything on your website

[joey3108]

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1039937-driving-iron-lover-minimal-offset-fourteen-golf-did-it-again/page__fromsearch__1

[johnabreen]

Just picked up the 52 / 56 / 60 Fourteen LE-10 series. Very cool but wondering if I should have customized some RM-21s in Black. Thoughts on the difference between the wedges?

[joey3108]

Here is the answer from fourteen re: your question:

Thank you for your supports.

Here is what we can do;

1) Customized for RM-21;
Fourteen Golf offers the shaft selection;
DG, Project X, KBS, Nippon shaft

You can check more details at the URL below.

http://www.fourteengolfonline.com/?product=RM21

2) RM-21 FG Wedge models have the unique soles the improved the design from RM-1 series. RM-11 means RM-1 ver.1 RM-12 means RM-1 ver. 2.

LE-10 FG Wedge has the different sole design from RM-21. LE-10 has improved the sole design from RM-1 series. LE-10 has the C grind-sole which we succeed with the tour and the market for a while.

RM-21 has the sole design that it has the future trend at the tour.

Fourteen wedge’s created all wedge trend since Fourteen introduced the wedge on tour.

I hope that these make sense to you. If you have any other questions, please let me know.

[johnabreen]

[quote name='joey3108' timestamp='1427733046' post='11245595']
Here is the answer from fourteen re: your question:

Thank you for your supports.

Here is what we can do;

1) Customized for RM-21;
Fourteen Golf offers the shaft selection;
DG, Project X, KBS, Nippon shaft

You can check more details at the URL below.

[url="http://www.fourteengolfonline.com/?product=RM21"]http://www.fourteeng...m/?product=RM21[/url]

2) RM-21 FG Wedge models have the unique soles the improved the design from RM-1 series. RM-11 means RM-1 ver.1 RM-12 means RM-1 ver. 2.

LE-10 FG Wedge has the different sole design from RM-21. LE-10 has improved the sole design from RM-1 series. LE-10 has the C grind-sole which we succeed with the tour and the market for a while.

RM-21 has the sole design that it has the future trend at the tour.

Fourteen wedge's created all wedge trend since Fourteen introduced the wedge on tour.

I hope that these make sense to you. If you have any other questions, please let me know.
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thanks!

[IHFN]

Has anyone played both the RM-21 and LE-10? I had some credit on a website and got the RM-21's. They should be here this week, but really like the way the sole looks on the LE-10's.

They look similar enough that it surely isn't worth getting both to play different conditions. They both look to be for firmer type conditions with a lot of heel relief...correct?

[Bimmer1]

The LE 10 looks like the previous model RM-12 which was/is awesome!

[IHFN]

I got the RM-21's today. They were larger than I expected, but I hit better wedge shots on the range today than I have in quite some time. I didn't realize the 58 degree would be a wide sole at 8 degree bounce, but so far I like it. I might get the LE-10 56 and bend it to 58 to have a high bounce option at 58.

[IHFN]

Played in a scramble today and I love the RM-21 wedges. I hit 6 out of 6 wedge shots within 15 feet of the hole. For me that's a big improvement. I've always driven the ball well but struggled with where my irons went. I've got the confidence back with these wedges. I'm actually thinking about replacing the GW in my set with a Fourteen. I just wish the LE-10's came in 48 or 50.

[Kingcat990]

[quote name='IHFN' timestamp='1433648679' post='11703962']
Played in a scramble today and I love the RM-21 wedges. I hit 6 out of 6 wedge shots within 15 feet of the hole. For me that's a big improvement. I've always driven the ball well but struggled with where my irons went. I've got the confidence back with these wedges. I'm actually thinking about replacing the GW in my set with a Fourteen. I just wish the LE-10's came in 48 or 50.
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Could always bend em' and do a little grinding

[IHFN]

[quote name='Kingcat990' timestamp='1433650937' post='11704094']
[quote name='IHFN' timestamp='1433648679' post='11703962']
Played in a scramble today and I love the RM-21 wedges. I hit 6 out of 6 wedge shots within 15 feet of the hole. For me that's a big improvement. I've always driven the ball well but struggled with where my irons went. I've got the confidence back with these wedges. I'm actually thinking about replacing the GW in my set with a Fourteen. I just wish the LE-10's came in 48 or 50.
[/quote]

Could always bend em' and do a little grinding
[/quote]

Eh, I'd rather spend the money and just get the RM-21 than do that. I don't want to mess up what they have. For a GW, I don't know what to do with the bounce as far as grinding so I could ruin the club.

[trbgolfer]

I have some raw RM 12's that I really like and that Type 7 looks SO sweet. Would really like one of those...

[mp29]

What's the feedback on the TC 888 irons been?

[Kingcat990]

[quote name='IHFN' timestamp='1433651777' post='11704140']
[quote name='Kingcat990' timestamp='1433650937' post='11704094']
[quote name='IHFN' timestamp='1433648679' post='11703962']
Played in a scramble today and I love the RM-21 wedges. I hit 6 out of 6 wedge shots within 15 feet of the hole. For me that's a big improvement. I've always driven the ball well but struggled with where my irons went. I've got the confidence back with these wedges. I'm actually thinking about replacing the GW in my set with a Fourteen. I just wish the LE-10's came in 48 or 50.
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Could always bend em' and do a little grinding
[/quote]

Eh, I'd rather spend the money and just get the RM-21 than do that. I don't want to mess up what they have. For a GW, I don't know what to do with the bounce as far as grinding so I could ruin the club.
[/quote]

I understand. When the plastic comes off, I always hit them thin because I don't want to bash the head into the ground.

[renatto]

Feed back on 888s?