GOLF FLOP SHOT MACHINE Full Face Cleveland RTX Wedge

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  • Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
  • Mark Crossfield reviews the golf flop shop machine in the new Cleveland Full Face RTX wedge. One of golf's most romantic golf chip shot the flop shot is maybe not the most sensible chip shot too attempt but when you do have to play it can the Cleveland Full Face wedge help you perfect this play. When is comes to choosing the best wedge in golf or the best golf wedge for your golf game the full face must one in the testing group as it does offer more versatility for different chip shots. If your golf flop shot technique is your go to get out of jail shot them the Full Face from Cleveland might get you some extra control on those toe strikes and high toe strikes.
    The Cleveland Full Face RTX wedge reviewed and tested by Mark Crossfield golf professional. Let him know in the comments below if this idea is something you would try in your golf game.
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  • @rhull3939
    @rhull3939 3 года назад +17

    My dad had one club in my garage when I was a kid. A Wilson 9 iron. My yard was small so all I could do was practice flop shots with it. My favorite shot to this day and I'm pretty good at it, but I do use a wedge now. I only broke one window and dented the pool in two spots. 👍

    • @MM-zb9kc
      @MM-zb9kc 3 года назад

      But how many times did you dent or break your neighbors house? 😂. Actually that’s pretty cool and a good way to learn. If you ever watch the movie of Seve growing up, he learned how to hit every shot with just a 3i I believe on a beach as his family was too poor for him to get a full set of clubs. That’s why he was such an artist and was a magician.

  • @pardiedanser
    @pardiedanser 3 года назад +7

    This channel has certainly saved me a lot of money and let me concentrate on getting better :)

  • @michaelreilly5888
    @michaelreilly5888 3 года назад +2

    I have a 60* Cleveland CBX full face and I love it. I use it all around the green. Feels solid and it helps me get up and down from all sorts of places.

  • @Hempyist
    @Hempyist 3 года назад +5

    Just got the full face in 50, 56 and 60 👍🏻

    • @BuffaloBarber24
      @BuffaloBarber24 Год назад

      About to do the same. What color did you go with?

  • @brandonjones3096
    @brandonjones3096 3 года назад +2

    Great video as usual! Really enjoyed you being on my golf spy. I bought a 64* in these and absolutely love it. Cleveland may not have been first to the dance but they are most impressive!

  • @pbode1
    @pbode1 Месяц назад

    I got myself a cbx full face2, 60 degrees. It's a whopping big face, nice for high bounce escape situations (my standard lob wedge has practically no bounce, so tends to dig too much in soggy conditions) What I seriously love about the full face is that I am able to give the "toe down" chip some check... those extra groves on the toe can really grab the ball.

  • @JohnnyDSR
    @JohnnyDSR 3 года назад +1

    Mark.... U R the best. Great review of the face dynamics!

  • @chetlovesmer9549
    @chetlovesmer9549 3 года назад

    I have two wedges in my bag right now, a Callaway and a Taylormade both with full face grooves. I like the look as well.

  • @TimC887
    @TimC887 3 года назад

    Absolutely love my full face Callaway 56*!! Same reasons.....just love the look.

  • @blindsquirrel3123
    @blindsquirrel3123 3 года назад

    Excellent video. ‘Why wouldn’t I” sums it up pretty well.

  • @grneal26
    @grneal26 3 года назад

    Love the review AND the honesty

  • @alexfoster5858
    @alexfoster5858 2 года назад +1

    Just bought a full face 60* to blend in with my zipcore gap and sand wedge 👌 first Cleveland wedges I’ve owned and the feel is better than anything I’ve used before ☺️

  • @littlebroken1
    @littlebroken1 3 года назад

    Defo gona check these out as I'm about to replace my 3 wedges.. gr8 video matey

  • @mrwoo33
    @mrwoo33 3 года назад

    Great honest review and thrilled with your progress in chipping. I have a callaway mack daddy cb. Full face, lots of bounce and a cavity. Love it.
    I did have a Cleveland cbx previously but prefer the shape of the callaway. Ps, your chipping video has helped me so. Thanks 👌

  • @robjelley1138
    @robjelley1138 3 года назад +1

    Had the callaway pm grind really liked it, would definitely look at this type of wedge (although I’m currently using standard md5’s) 👍👍

  • @corynsboy5814
    @corynsboy5814 3 года назад +1

    Those RTX wedges look good. Like you say nice to have the option especially for higher handicappers who don't bring four wedges to the course.

  • @rickcudmore8156
    @rickcudmore8156 3 года назад

    I recently purchased a steel shaft Cleveland CBX2 wedge in 54* with 12* of bounce and my confidence level has increased. It's a great club around the greens and over bunkers.

  • @TheKeinan96
    @TheKeinan96 2 года назад

    I have the Callaway’s MD5 full face. I agree that it’s not needed but it is great to have when you have the once in awhile flip shots.

  • @penpilot1
    @penpilot1 3 года назад

    I bought a Cally 56deg with 12deg bounce and it helped change the way I hit wedges and gap wedges around the green. No chunks.

  • @wallstreetoneil
    @wallstreetoneil 3 года назад

    Mark, I would agree - I picked up that raw finished 59/9 wedge and it looks fantastic to my eye. Also, the stock, non-upcharge, heavy Spinner shaft, had some flex to it where I felt you could use this flex, on half swings, to feel that unloading into the ball. I move between 2&3 wedge setups, but like you, I think I would stay with a 52/58 combo if that 58 felt exactly like this one does - I think I've talked myself into buying it tomorrow. The raw, no reflection finish with slightly softer but heavy Spinner shaft is a win in my opinion.

  • @TrueNorthGolf
    @TrueNorthGolf 3 года назад +5

    Mark if you stumble across a wedge that hits flops with the push of a button please reach out 😊👍 love the vid as always

  • @santiagodeponce9390
    @santiagodeponce9390 3 года назад

    Great review Marky!

  • @SolomonLi
    @SolomonLi 3 года назад

    GROOOOOOVY... Love the RTX. Just good honest wedges.

  • @AuthorKyleWalker
    @AuthorKyleWalker 3 года назад

    I bought the 56 full face because I was looking for help out of the bunker, also helps in other areas of the short game

  • @joshuawebb6586
    @joshuawebb6586 3 года назад +1

    Have the RTX Zipcore set myself and I have been on the fence about putting one in the bag. Mainly the 58, like you said just in case. I’ve found that part of the face on certain shots and feel like they would have ended better if the grooves were there as opposed to them not being. May even end up putting in a 54 as well, but that’s where I’ll stop. I prefer my 50 be standard simply because there is little to no instance where I’m opening that face up beyond a couple of degrees so I don’t see a point in the “safety net” as you called it. Nice review and glad to hear I’m not the only one who likes the way these look especially compared to the high toe style that is just off putting to me personally.

  • @sasman63
    @sasman63 2 года назад

    Good honest review 👍

  • @BrianPex
    @BrianPex Год назад

    I’ve got the 56/9 wedge like this. My favorite in the bag.

  • @Paul-viking
    @Paul-viking 3 года назад +2

    I have been looking at full face wedges for some time now, just not sure if it is just hype or not. Seems to be flop shot specialist which I don't try very often on the course.

  • @keithhodson7352
    @keithhodson7352 3 года назад

    Nice video good info

  • @stokesalot53
    @stokesalot53 3 года назад

    My favorite wedge ever is my 60/10 Callaway Mack Daddy PM Grind full face. Huge face with high toe, gives me so much confidence to hit a good shot around the green. Why don’t these companies make more full face wedges, I love em!

  • @gregbarthjr9621
    @gregbarthjr9621 3 года назад +1

    Thank you again for the great informational video. I really have been considering switching out my wedges for the full face tech. I have a question for you please Mark. How is it out of the bunkers? Does the full face of grooves help funnel the sand away from the strike? Does it help out of the bunker, any better than a standard sand wedge?
    Hope all is well, thanks again for the great content, Cheers!

  • @leemanley1170
    @leemanley1170 3 года назад

    Flop my machine; love the video as always, I have the callaway ones they’re 5 years old now should I be replacing them by now or just carry on?

  • @Longlivetherepubli
    @Longlivetherepubli 3 года назад

    Personally I like the extra bit of line for when I lift the handle for a chip , sometimes I hit the toe where there aren’t any groves so I get no spin

  • @jamesw2499
    @jamesw2499 3 года назад

    I use the callaway Mack daddy CB wedges. Have standard on 48 degree but full face on 54 and 60. Much prefer the look of the full face

  • @odonkers
    @odonkers 3 года назад

    Smartest golf channel on youtube !

  • @bradmatthews5741
    @bradmatthews5741 3 года назад

    Hi Mark, I've seen footage when the grooves of the wedges have had putty put in them and sanded back so the face is like glass. They tested it against regular wedges at different distances and found no difference on the spin on the green. They did mention in wet grass there may be a benefit. Perhaps you could test this out. Just a thought.

  • @mattguyer
    @mattguyer 3 года назад +2

    Right. But if I needed a full face groove wedge Should I even be playing a flop shot?

  • @andrewjgordon1372
    @andrewjgordon1372 3 года назад

    I would give them a go I have the earlier version of Cleveland RTX wedges in 50,54 and 58 and I like the feel of them, like you Mark I only flop if I really have, me usually it's the bed....lol 😉

  • @rjchombre
    @rjchombre 3 года назад

    At my level, I practice flops but never try them in competition. I will go with the bump-and-run when I can, then go with some higher lofted chips when necessary, then go to very high chips in specific situations. Maybe at some point I’ll actually try flops in tournaments but I stick with the higher percentage shots as much as possible.

  • @paulmilsom1346
    @paulmilsom1346 3 года назад +4

    I could do with grooves like that on all my irons 🤫

  • @flucazade
    @flucazade 3 года назад +1

    I always wondered why they never angle the grooves in the toe section

  • @troymiles469
    @troymiles469 3 года назад

    It's funny how personal preferences are, a friend of mine has one and when I look down at it I get a bit of sick in my mouth...LOL.

  • @trxe420
    @trxe420 3 года назад

    So it looks better for you, it's not going to help or hurt unless you happen to open it up enough to use the toe, or you chip towards the toe, in which case it could help. I say that is a good feature, protects against inconsistency a bit and promotes a look you like. A lot of people play clubs just for how they set up, me included.

  • @authenteak1
    @authenteak1 3 года назад

    Mate… those are the best;) got the 60..56..52

  • @mitchmorris8973
    @mitchmorris8973 3 года назад

    They do look very nice bruh 👍

  • @zb5715
    @zb5715 2 года назад

    Went Zippy for 56 and 60 but full only for the 60 since it’s a specialty club anyway, raw doggin on both! Shot brah!

  • @philiplarkin7908
    @philiplarkin7908 3 года назад

    Marky Mark, can you please do a 5 year driver test for Callaway's, from 2016 to 2021? Please include the xr16

  • @ianshepherd6476
    @ianshepherd6476 3 года назад

    I think bunkers would be somewhere that you could MAYBE see some benefit from the full face with an open face

  • @ronthibeau2862
    @ronthibeau2862 3 года назад

    I like them

  • @lawrencd
    @lawrencd 3 года назад +1

    How would you say this compares to the CBX full face?

  • @masterodiewan1187
    @masterodiewan1187 3 года назад

    Agreed.

  • @dcbarton33
    @dcbarton33 3 года назад

    I play a 62 Deg rtx 3 and never hit shots of the toe but tempted to try this but it just looks odd

  • @jeremiahmclane2374
    @jeremiahmclane2374 3 года назад

    I carry 58 and 54 PM grind

  • @erikalvarez4516
    @erikalvarez4516 3 года назад

    Isnt that what the curved grooves in the other Cleveland wedges (CBX, CBX-2,RTX-4) on the outside toe are for?

  • @LuckyChevy430
    @LuckyChevy430 3 года назад

    I'd like them to groove the hosel as well...just in case ;)

  • @oldfoggie123
    @oldfoggie123 3 года назад

    Do Cleveland do wedge cleaner?

  • @Donnielocke91
    @Donnielocke91 3 года назад

    What are your thoughts on the Cleveland CG One wedge compared to other popular wedges?

  • @craigjones9131
    @craigjones9131 2 года назад

    I play with the zipcore wedges but would like try the full face...where can i find them as ive looked everywhere 🙈

  • @jshu1625
    @jshu1625 Год назад

    I have seen better legs on a chicken.... lol....you're the best mark. I have been enjoying your sense of humor and your knowledge for years and always go for your videos when knew equipment launches.... keep up the good work and good day to you sir!!

  • @ryanparker8583
    @ryanparker8583 3 года назад

    If I was using a 64 I could see it. But for my 58 and 52 I don't really see it making a noticeable difference. Certainly not going to make anything worse by being there though.

  • @mcfly2727
    @mcfly2727 3 года назад

    Yeah... groovy...😄

  • @stefanorosa3173
    @stefanorosa3173 3 года назад +1

    I guess more groove is better than less groove...it is a good excuse I say...☺️

  • @theCycleReport
    @theCycleReport 7 месяцев назад

    Unless you don't like the look of it (i don't mind it but admit that it tends to make a club look like it has 10 deg more loft than it does), or have a perfectly good standard rtx, why not buy the slightly more versatile option?

  • @VanNuysCountryClub
    @VanNuysCountryClub 3 года назад

    Callaway PM grinds

  • @johnhoyn1636
    @johnhoyn1636 3 года назад

    Hi mark my name John Hoyn I like to now what you Think of Kirkland Wedges can you try them. I got srixon z forged iron and zx5 driver and 3 wood I like to get same wedges thang you John from Australia

    • @buddymaxwell6881
      @buddymaxwell6881 3 года назад

      TXG did a review. ruclips.net/video/5RQB5YmTJ4M/видео.html

  • @adrianjackman9422
    @adrianjackman9422 3 года назад

    Why do you have two different finishes on the wedges. If personal preference is important and I get it is, surely you must prefer one finish over the other?

    • @JezzaGaux
      @JezzaGaux 3 года назад

      52 is for fuller shots and doesn't get the glare that higher lofted clubs get, especially when opened up. Hence the reason the 58 is matte.

  • @911alps
    @911alps 3 года назад

    So it’s just like a copy or the callaway Mack daddy 🤔

  • @holmer9413
    @holmer9413 3 года назад +1

    For some people, the ones who are more prone to a shank, the grooves flowing all the way to the end aren't going to be that useful. For others, like me, who tend to hit out on the toe as the more prevalent mistake, the full face grooves will come in handy. And the high toe should help us make better connection more often when we have to try a flop shot off a fluffy lie. I won't be running out to buy one as my current Mizuno wedges are still in fine shape, but when it comes time to replace them, I'll likely be looking for a high toed fully grooved face. Why not get every advantage possible?

  • @jpgolf9729
    @jpgolf9729 3 года назад

    Hey brah, fancy a match with the good good lads?

  • @bernardhilton3527
    @bernardhilton3527 3 года назад

    The question is really, do they cost more? If not it is a no brainer. Buy it. Nice vid but didn’t see much STOP on those shots.

  • @chrisjesaveluk3667
    @chrisjesaveluk3667 3 года назад

    These look so much better than TM, callaway etc versions of full face wedges. The shape is still nice and classic!

  • @paulmcfadden6517
    @paulmcfadden6517 3 года назад

    Another honest review.
    I wouldn't be in any hurry to try full face grooves. I would imagine the advantages would be marginal at best. But the main reason I don't fancy them is I prefer traditional looking wedges. Currently play very old Mizunos

  • @barryemery16
    @barryemery16 3 года назад

    My favourite shot to play is the flop shot, it’s great when it comes off, however, when you blade the ball, you can look pretty stupid😃

  • @robbiles
    @robbiles 3 года назад

    If it wasn't for the fact that I like the RTX Full Face wedges, I'd say you were bias.

  • @ThomasTR909
    @ThomasTR909 3 года назад

    "i am paid by cleveland Golf but they have no say in this video or influence on the outcome of this video " LOL

  • @natashascottwilson5375
    @natashascottwilson5375 3 года назад

    Feels like a bit of a missed opportunity not to have hit a few bunker shots

  • @diogeneslantern18
    @diogeneslantern18 3 года назад

    Ping Eye 2

  • @pmportella
    @pmportella 3 года назад

    I think it is more for forgivness..... if you use a normal club where the lines dont run all the way, then if you happen to hit outside the area where there is no lines god knows what can happen. but with these there is no chance of that.

  • @willwatling
    @willwatling 3 года назад

    Top line is too thick in my opinion
    Doesn’t look as playable as certain other wedges

  • @oshead
    @oshead 3 года назад

    What? No competition?

  • @danielsummers7162
    @danielsummers7162 3 года назад

    He’s just a flop machine. And he won’t flop for nobody but you!

  • @SloTpIck22
    @SloTpIck22 3 года назад

    Clean your wedges lol

  • @TheBradleyp63
    @TheBradleyp63 3 года назад

    Clean your clubs bruh!

  • @JRiddledickDangerfield
    @JRiddledickDangerfield 3 года назад

    dirty wedges, how could you !

  • @LeftRightLeftUpper
    @LeftRightLeftUpper 3 года назад

    Why did this video feel so awkward?

  • @lisaholic123
    @lisaholic123 3 года назад

    Wrong algorithm and hashtag and title and everything Xd

  • @0307601978
    @0307601978 Год назад

    I`m an old school type of player. I only carry a 52 and a 56 wedge. Cleveland 588 RTG. Anyone out there have any ideas about what might be the most versatile 56 degree wedge out there on the market? Thanks fellow players. Much appreciated.