Club Champion has been a great partner for over a decade, but asking them to donate over a dozen wedge heads and shafts for a test like this is not reasonable.

While I’m not going to say that all wedges are the same, I don’t think that’s a particular weakness of this test.

-Matt

Club Champion? I think you mentioned they helped with the testing? I know in Atlanta the CC stores have a ton of gear.

Kevin,

I’m definitely intrigued by it, but I don’t think I’ll change out my Modus 115s in the near future.

Best,

Matt

In this scenario, you’re talking about building 3 different wedges for each tester. Where do all these heads and shafts come from?

-Matt

I know you’re an Edison fan, just curious if the
RedZNE intrigued you enough to put it in your gamers?

I’m clearly no club tester so take this for what it’s worth but if Club Champion was assisting the testing, couldn’t they have created 3 wedges with your testers’ gamers as 1, and using the gamer heads for 2&3? I know I’d really value a true like for like comparison with a known quantity.

So your suggestion is:

1) Take apart the tester’s gamer.
2) Build the gamer head with the RedZNE.
3) Hit shots.
4) Take it apart again.
5) Build the gamer head with the second shaft.
6) Hit shots.
7) Take it apart again.
8) Build the gamer head with the third shaft.
9) Hit shots.
10) Take it apart again.
11) Rebuild the tester’s gamer.

Repeat for each tester.

Is this actually what you’re suggesting?

-Matt