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I´ve just bought a pack of 3 wedges Kirkland, 52, 56, 60 at Costco so I could have a 60 in my bag, but so far I´m losing confidence. This video has helped me understand the importance of get well informed before adquiring new clubs. Thanks

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I WONDER IF THE MATTE FINISH MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Been golfing for 20 years. At best, as a weekend warriors, I was a 17 handicap. Just getting back into it after my kids travel softball and baseball weekends are done and now I'll break 100 half the time. I've learned a few things over this time. Long irons (3 & 4) and a lob wedge hurt the majority of us that play to have fun at golf. There is no need for them. Open up a sand wedge=lob wedge. Replace those long irons with hybrids or 7 n 9 woods. HIT EM STRAIGHT!

The only thing that hurting your score is not practice... just 5% of your score is about the equipment...

Hey, I walked in at the start of this video and found this to be very much worth watching. I'm only about half way through and I decided to put this out there first. I am somewhat a rookie at the game but Im pretty good with the 60 degree, only because when I started I didnt know any better. I watched Phil and I perfected that high drop shot. Just recently people have compared me to phil in this regard. I like all that your saying about the clubs in the first half of this video as I have learned a lot of that just recently the hard way. Im sure the rest of this will be very informative. Thank you.

The super soft fits my game, and I’ll never play with any other golf ball. This ball jumps off my driver and irons. I also love the way it rolls off my putter.

Nice job dude !

I deleted my 60 I carry PW 44 50 56 Works perfectly

Took both out and use my gap wedge!

I’m a high handicapper but I got a 60 with 8 bounce early on and practiced with it a lot. I feel confident with it most of the time but on off days it can really kill my score. I’ve just picked up a 56 and a 52 both with 12 bounce hoping to try using them more than the 60. I do love finessing the 60 around the green, it feels great when it goes well but I think if I’m honest with myself my success rate Isn’t as high as I think it is. I’ll see how I go with the new wedges.

That was extremely helpful. And yep, I'm leaving my shots short since adding the 60° to my bag.

Thanks for sharing!

Funny that the softer "distance ball" only went 216? I'm a mid handicapper but wouldn't use the super soft.

So what happened to showing the data

When I tried the chrome soft, I noticed I lost a lot of spin on approach shot/and around the green. Glad you confirmed this! I thought maybe it was just me.

Great video Awesome way to decide what clubs are helpful for your game

58 is much better for me...

This video needs to blow up

So many instructors advise against a 60. There's exceptions. For reference I'm high handicap and golf a 90-100. A lob is my magic club. I'm so much more accurate and consistent with it that if I can place the ball 20-30 yards from the green I'm usually going to club down and try for 50-60 because my full lob swings going to do a better job than a pitch or a long chip. Try one out.

Your narrative and conclusions do not track with the data. You said the Super-soft ball was a distance ball, yet it is 13 yards behind the Chrome Soft and you just glossed over that. How can that be if the wedge and 7 iron distance was about the same for both balls. Could you do a test at a lower swing speed with the driver, say 80, and see if the Super Soft ball is closer in performance to Chrome Soft.

v5 shift poor quality... jolt and slope tech stopped working after battery change

very well made video and had my full attention.

I play a local course with tiny domed greens that are really hard to hold. I often find myself 15-20 yds from the pin with zero chance of playing any kind of normal pitch shot. Needless to say...my flop shot has become an integral part of my game. I score in the low 80's and find my 60* wedge indispensable.

Keep your charger in car and charge as you drive. That is what I do. Phone app is iffy, doesn’t always synch.

does the jolt only work when targeting a flag? I just got mine and I'm just messing around with it pointing it at trees and I'm not seeing a red ring or vibration

Same ,My only hole in one was with an Callaway Supersoft. 144 yards -9’iron .

Been playing Supersoft for last 2 seasons and they are great; play off 5 handicap and at 70 yrs, my swing speed is in high 80's and these work just as well as any high end ball including Pro V1's

Lw 60 is my favorite club. Why I hear this thought so much blows my mind

Great review with interesting results I do find Callaway very good in the wind and nice soft feel.

Sorry, I can't give up the style points that come with a perfectly executed flop shot

I played super soft a few years ago and loved them, the only issue is they would split easier than any golf ball I've used, but for the price they were great

Great analysis. Back in the day due to standard lofting, nobody really needed/used GAP wedges, Lob wedges...Pros did, but not your average player. They had the set, and a sand wedge at 56 degrees. Now? You probably need a GAP wedge with the stronger lofted irons and most guys would do well to skip the lob and stick to 54/56 10 degree bounce sand and just learn to hit it short/long/chip and run/etc.

55% of the time it works every time sounds good to me

appreciated the bounce discussion in layman’s terms.

Lies below a very elevated green or a lie in a deep bunker where you need to lob the ball are where I might grab my 60 degree.

It could be a balance issue for the supersoft. Maybe the production quality isn’t as good. I would use a ball spinner on the SS to try to narrow the dispersion!

Thanks for varying the swing speed for average golfers!

When I started playing at the age of 13-14, my most lofted club was a 9 iron. It taught me how to loft and de-loft clubs. I could get out of bunkers with it, pitch it, chip it, throw it high and far, hit a low stinger and play a flop shot. This was all without any coaching and long before RUclips came along. Necessity was the mother of invention. I just how to figure out how to get the ball where I wanted with what I had to hand. I’m not saying everyone should do this but I think it gave me a great foundation in the short game. It’s where I’m still most confident on the course.

When turning mine on and selecting 'play golf' ... all I get is 'searching' ???

I had a 2i, SW, and LW made to match my set of Ping Zing2’s years ago. Lately, I’m getting back into golf after almost 2 decades off. I looked up the specs on my set and it turns out the LW is actually a 57° club. I don’t know that I’d gain short game control from a 60° wedge, but I’d like to see…although I’d have to drop the 2i & 3i and I hit them great

I use 50 and 54 for approach and 54 around the green. 60 to get around obstacles and approach when I need to stop the ball. 60 is fun to play when you get used to it but took lessons to master it. 54 is 12 bounce for fluffy sand and 60 is 8 bounce and I use it on packed sand. Most important thing that helped my game was making sure there isn’t a gap between 9 iron to lob and no more than 4-6degree gap between wedges. Also having a low bounce and high bounce in case of packed vs fluff lies.

Not waterproof. Mine got rained on and died.

This is an awesome video

I'm almost 64 yrs old and have been playing golf pretty much all my life, but except for my teens, it has been sporadic. I was good enough at one time to be consistently in the mid-80s, whereas now, mostly because of inability to play often enough, my goal is break 100. I only carry 2 wedges, a PW and a 60° LW. Because I have more confidence in being able to control the PW, it's my go to almost 100% of the time. I use the LW for greenside bunkers and flop shots, usually pretty well. When I'm chipping, I rely on bump and run, depending in the circumstances with anything from a 5i to a 9i. Think I need to get a 54° wedge!

There's a difference. They are made from different material. You can do this test with 20 different golf balls and get the same result.

My pw is a 45 so I have a 50-54 and 58

I’m a Supersoft fan! Only Ace came with one lol