With the F2, all you need to do is swing it. Its patented design takes care of the rest. I'm sure you’ve heard it and read it before, the surest way to lower your score is to improve your short game. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a PGA Tour player, you need to improve your shots from inside a hundred yards. In fact, if you worked on nothing else but the short game, it would do more to lower your scores than anything else you can do!
To validate the F2's technological advantage, we put it up against three of the most popular wedges on the market. The Titleist Vokey, the Ping I3 and the Cleveland Wedge. Each was hit on the sweet spot and 1 inch off center toward the heel. On the sweet spot test, all four wedges performed admirably.
On the mis-hit toward the heel, there was one wedge that went to the head of the class! The first club went 54 yards and 130 feet right of the target. Club two went 72 yards, but 170 feet right of the target. Club three went only 53 yards and a shocking 175 feet right of target. The F2 wedge had almost no loss of distance and a slight loss of accuracy to right of the target... just an average of 26 feet off line.The other three wedges lost an average of 45 yards in distance and were an average of 155 feet right of the target! That difference could translate into 1 or 2 more strokes with each mis-hit.
The results weren't even close! In this test, the F2 was the overwhelming winner against the most popular wedges in the game.
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Loft |
Steel Shaft Length |
Graphite Shaft Length |
Swing Weight |
Lie Angle |
Bounce |
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52° |
35.75" |
36" |
D3 |
64.0° |
8° |
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56° |
35.75" |
36" |
D4 |
64.0° |
10° |
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58° |
35.75" |
36" |
D5 |
64.0° |
14° |
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60° |
35.75" |
36" |
D5 |
64.0° |
10° |
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