CALLAWAY MACK DADDY PM-GRIND WEDGE REVIEW

[@Simondo13]

I love the PM Grind! ... I have it in 60/10... I never played much golf from 13-42 years old... But I got back into golf with my son, very recently... The 60/10 allowed me to build my swing (almost from the ground up, so to speak...)... Get the bottom half of my swing going... Then adding power... 4 months later, I'm mostly Par/Bogey with occasional Double Bogie... Occasional lost ball will be Double Triple Bogie... But, most of all, I can actually hit it properly now!... The flight that I get now, WOW! :) ... The tips/lessons on this Channel are awesome too!... Keep up the good work Rick!

[@srv29]

I just bought the 56.13 in this wedge and love it. So versatile and can flight it well. Love the shaft combo too.

[@morrisonduke]

I have the 56 and 60 and love them both. I'm an average golfer who struggles with not getting enough spin normally but these clubs make a huge difference for me!

[@mdlindo]

I have the 56 bent to 55 and the 60 PM grind wedges and I love them. I can pull off so many different shots with these. When you look down at them they are practically begging you to open them up and be creative.

[@tadmyers413]

I just ordered the pm grind. tested last month and loved it. the look was kind of weird but once I hit a flop shot with it the look was so much more appealing. I love to hit flop shots and with this new wedge it will be much more fun. thanks for doing a wedge review, can't wait to see others

[@gregoyo1862]

I bought the same club (last years model) the 56 and 60 degree. Awesome wedges its almost impossible to skull and gets the ball out of the high rough gras beautifully. It also feels and looks fantastic. Love the high toe.

[@markfeldman6509]

I have the 56 bent to 54 and the 60 and 64. I played Vokeys forever and tried these at a demo day in florida last year and was hooked. they are the easiest to control and spin and have incredible feel. awesome from bunkers, deep rough and incredible off of tight lies. The high toe is certainly reminiscent of the old Ping Eye 2’s but these are much more refined. once you get over the unconventional look with the high toe...these are just incredible.

[@BaileyCottleGolf]

I came here to see how the wedge was even though I really hate the look of it. But as soon as you said vice golf ball I was more interested in hearing what you thought about them. Is it possible to get a review/comparison of those vs Pro v1, taylormade tour preferred and Callaway chrome soft? Cheers rick. As always, great content.

[@JaxReds]

Five years later the man did it

[@landog606]

you should do wedge reviews in the pitching area at the golf centre, visually it would look better I think

[@MichaelScott71]

I love the looks, and I really appreciate that it relieves the thought that I'll hit thin when I need a serious flop shot save near the green

[@dial_a_flap]

I love the technology and thought process behind it, and I think I'll try one out. However, I would have liked it in the more "utilitarian" style like Phil uses, a raw head without the translucent green paint fill in the ports. It's designed to be a tool to get down in the dirt. They classed it up so it looks neat on golf store racks.

[@benzielke4443]

I have a 60 and 64 pm grind wedge, you cannot imagine the control ! it fantastic....I believe in them

[@mountainwilliam2979]

I have the 60 as well, goody looking until I played a round with it. Absolutely love it.

[@shorey66]

Anyone who loves the PM grind but wants a less lofted version, have a look at the MD3 forged wedges. It has the same R grind as the PM wedges but goes down to 50 or even 48 degrees. Feels just like the PM but a more normal head design and fills the gap nicely to your other clubs.

[@GolfmagicPlus]

Callaway and Phil Mickelson have clearly put a lot of research into this one. Although not the sexiest wedge in the world it felt great off the face for us with an abundance of spin from all types of lie. The 60-degree offering is a gem.

[@jgeary8473]

Rick, I would add a grass review - spin is fine but how the grind interacts with the turf is the key in obtaining spin, the forgiveness of the grind (bounce), whether the club can escape and/or not get stuck in the ground (bounce), and the versatility of the club. Also, it looked as if your hands were a bit in front of the ball - try the hands even with the shaft using the full loft to obtain additional spin.

[@jimhoffman937]

I love it so much I just ordered two new ones try it with the roll reduced and it really gives a benefit for a slider driver swinger

[@cace81]

Bought one in 56*, hit a dozen balls at the range and turned around and sold it. Not my cup of tea but I know some will get along nicely with this wedge. I'll stick with my Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 wedges.

[@Boracay98ftw]

0:42 peter should've waved to the camera :(

[@jadedrhyno5432]

I love the way this wedge looks

[@riley9577]

LOOOOL gotta love that GMTV type retro rick intro

[@anthonyanon3314]

I'm sure Mickelson/Cleveland tried to copy the old Ping that Phil would sneak in his bag....without infringing on the Ping original....too much.

[@sg5733]

Got 2 in the bag already! 56 & 60! KBS V 120 x. Perform amazing including sand traps!!

[@lewisgl]

The more I see it the more I want to try it. I wonder about how the grooves and face will hold out under fairly heavy practice though.

[@ladycapone2024]

Rick! I must say u are the best club reviewer online... Leaps and bounds better than mark crossfield!!!! Even Rob is much better than mark crossfield! Everything you say means something! Love the reviews! Keep me coming!

[@SundayOlweny]

Love the PM grind wedge just bought a 54 degrees!

[@markgarraway9066]

Just ordered the 56 and 60. They will be here Friday. Can't wait to try them.

[@keithcurley]

Great seeing such detail on a wedge review Rick, great stuff.

[@joedubiel6702]

Love those Mack Daddy pm grinds. Bought two of them. Greatest feeling wedges I have ever owned. Spider Dubiel

[@davidforde2459]

I have the 60 degree and Love it!

[@shorey66]

I've just picked up the 64. Its hilarious, it looks like a spatula.

[@saulcarrera6509]

Rick love watching your reviews.. been thinking of replacing my Cleveland wedges with the pm wedges.. huge Phil Mickelson fan.. thanks for doing a review on these wedges..

[@JAG1651]

I'd wait for the Mack Daddy 3 Wedges coming out from Callaway this Autumn. Not a Callaway fan per se, but I have to admit, the MD3's are pretty cool.

[@phillipgreen4087]

Any chance you could do the Nike engages wedges really not many reviews on them would love to see how they go. :)

[@SwamiLama]

Extremely easy to hit. Raised center of gravity, increases spin and feel. I've tried every brand of wedge, and these are up there. (And yes I know they're modded ping eye 2's, I have those too, these feel better.)

[@ofahlstrom]

I don't like the look of the PM-grind, but the MD2's in the tour grind look really good. Not enough to make me pull my 588's out of the bag though.

[@Ant31ify]

Would you put it in your bag or do you like the cleavlands better?

[@JS-iu7cy]

Rick, I have a GC2 and I'm wondering how you alter the distance of the practice green on the range? Is there a certain setting that I'm over looking? Any insight would be great. Keep up the awesome work! Jake

[@phamster18]

your review-ige on this massive Grove-ige is fantastic ! hope your staying safe!

[@FatherJoel]

Just bought a 58. Larger head makes it a bit heavier and therefore a little harder to finesse for mine. At least at this stage.

[@michaelrolton7502]

Great review. I am sure it works for master wedge player Phil but it's not easy on the eye and definitely not for me.

[@MrLeftyno1]

Like others opinions , this would seem to be Callaways (Cloned ) version of the Ping Eye 2 Wedge , still to this day the best wedge ever made. As they say imitation is the sincerest form of compliment.

[@tatchy1001]

Andrew Linch So the fact it has a higher toe makes it a clone? Ignoring the fact that it isn't a cavity, is forged rather than cast, has totally different grooves and completely different sole grinds. I would look up the word 'clone' if I were you

[@andrewlinch5332]

Well lets see Phil was still using the original Ping Eye 2 Wedge in 2010 and in 2014 he used the new Ping Eye 2 XG wedge in competition, so I think it is safe to say that Callaway looked at those Ping Wedges very closely when designing the new Ping sorry Phil inspired Callaway wedge lol.

[@tatchy1001]

Andrew Linch Ahh and there we have it. It is a wedge 'inspired' by another club rather than a clone. If you'd said Scotty Cameron, Odyssey and every other putter company made clones of the Ping Anser putter it would have been a fair point but to say that this wedge is a clone is incorrect He's obviously asked Roger Cleveland to design this wedge with the high toe because of the Ping wedge he was using, that's not in doubt and I've never said otherwise but as I say look up the word clone and you'll see your and other people's statements to that fact are just silly

[@andrewlinch5332]

Dictionary definition of a Clone is a product that is similar to a already existing product, my original point was factually correct

[@tatchy1001]

Is it Cast, is it a cavity back, does it have the same groove pattern is the sole the same, is it even the same shape as in a more rectangular face like the ping eye 2 irons The answer is NO to all of them. You may as well say all wedges are clones of each other if you're going to make such sweeping generalisations so you are not factually correct at all

[@PeanutButterPavement]

I have and LOVE my 60* PM Grind!

[@kernalskinny1776]

I am looking at a 64 degree 10 bounce Mack daddy wedge. What would this best be used for? Tight lies or thicker stuff? I am not very familiar with the bounce aspect and how it affects shots

[@ianshepherd6476]

I like it for sure I just feel like my Vokey wedges are so consistent that I can be confident with them even if another manufacturer comes out with a wedge that spins 500 rpm's more aka this or Cleveland...too much spin can take away from distance for me too sometimes but seems like a cool wedge but gonna have to pry the Vokey's out of my cold dead hands lol keep up the good work Rick!

[@goodshoes07]

Could never use these purely down to looks. And they would never spin on the firm greens at my home course. Spin is only effective if the green is receptive! I recommend john letters wedges! Cheaper than all others and just as good

[@stephendibari7704]

Love this review Rick, looking forward to getting fit for the 56 & 60 and these will look great in my bag !

[@Smiler150497]

Great review Rick, just ordered a 60 degree one of these, hopefully it will inspire some much needed Mickelson magic in my short game!

[@ckoczynski]

UMad Bro?!?! I have the 64 and you need to protect against the "WWPD" (What Would Phil Do) thoughts when using. Tried some ridiculous wide open flop shot off of hardpan last weekend because I figured "that's exactly what Phil would do! Seriously though, they play nice. I like the high toe and the extra grooves.

[@spencerphillips983]

I loved the review Rick thanks I found it very useful ... is this club going in your bag now then??

[@jimsulima6703]

Just was looking at them in the store it was hard to look at bc was so big

[@TenPester]

Seen it today in AG and I felt it was too space age looking. Even the metal is almost aircraft grade looking. Those green globes on the back make it looks like one of the green goblins special weapons.

[@morrisonduke]

Paul Stewart Iol i like that, I'm gonna start calling them my green goblins now!

[@armandomercado32]

Just bought one... And I love it!!!!

[@ReelCinnemonProducts]

I want to hear more about these Vice Pro golf balls.

[@cameronpettigrew1247]

could you do comparison between the cleaveland 2.0 rtx, the titleist sm5 vokey , the mack daddy 2 and the pm grind all in this style would be interested to see results as im in the market for a new set of wedges

[@ianshepherd6476]

All I know is I absolutely love my Titleist SM5 and my original spin milled is still holding up I feel I can gap these in my set better...give the sm5 a try you won't be let down there's a reason bob Vokey has been making those wedges for so many years...new k grind was directly inspired by Adam Scott at the masters and I got one love it in 60° my other 56° is amazing too Vokey's all the way

[@99johnmatrix]

Review the Bridgestone stuff Rick.

[@gavinharvey1506]

test the mizuno mp t5

[@Mav...]

How does this wedge compare with the Mack Daddy 2 Tour Grind Chrome? That club has very strange groves. Almost seems illegal.

[@toftdale]

Are they forged or cast?

[@jamessheridan7501]

Good review .. thanks Rick*

[@davidstucky]

Not that I care, but in the interest of full disclosure, is Vice Golf compensating you for using their golf balls? They do look nice.

[@marcushogan1798]

Saw a review where this wedge actually spun less than the person's regular wedge. So, which review is correct?

[@Dantavimusic]

cn u review taylormade mg wedges

[@jackontrack22]

Sick fade Rick

[@jasperwilliams2085]

not in a gap wedge or a piching wedge but in a 64 it would be great. not sure a bout it in a sand wedge.

[@666man]

Great review !!

[@MrAshtute]

I shall stick with my mizuno wedges...nothing else feels as good as them

[@benbullock6874]

Can you do some putter reviews?

[@joedubiel6702]

I bought these and added them to the bag. Love them! Spider Dubiel

[@fcoripol3363]

Love them all!

[@dsjesq21]

is this wedge for all levels?

[@maddog8148]

It looks like the ping eye 2 wedge.

[@adammills3694]

If you didn't know this wedge is a remake of the old ping i2 wedge, used to be phils favorite

[@adammills3694]

Ping eye 2 **

[@dciccoritti]

Adam Mills Yup! It's a Ping Eye2 wannabe :-)

[@tatchy1001]

Davide Ciccoritti Not really

[@tatchy1001]

Adam Mills It has a higher toe yes but other than that is is a completely different club. Grooves, Metal used, weight distribution and sole grind are all completely different

[@connorryder9439]

tatchy1001

[@vicibox]

Well its an exciting looking wedge but I certainly wouldn't swap it for my Nike 60/10Vr X3X toe sweep wedge, its my favourite club in the bag. I doubt I would swap it for my Vr Forged 48/10 or 56/14 wedges either. Having said that its a classy item and I would certainly consider it if i was in the market ;-)

[@mikeinstone7044]

I love this club

[@TheDeltaCharlie]

Has anyone got the 64 degree PM wedge? Thoughts?

[@shorey66]

Hi from 2020. Shielsey looking so baby faced and young. Beard definitely suit you better Rick

[@brangyrc411]

says loads of lofts.... only comes in four... i wish it came in 50 deg to 64. rather then 56 to 64

[@fraser1736]

You've got a bit of a Kim jong-un look going on with the haircut Rick......

[@TW-fx2jx]

Anyone try the Tour Edge Rally wedge? Just like the PM but much cheaper

[@joedubiel6702]

I did but just wasn't the same for me. Did not have the feel of the Mack Daddy pm grind.

[@mhozz24]

Nice performance but fugly looking wedges. Nothing beats the vokeys :)

[@foresgum5788]

Love titleist every club of mine is titleist but I'm very disappointed with my vokey the shaft bent

[@joedubiel6702]

Vokeys play very well but the Mack Daddy pm grind is a better feeling wedge.

[@riley9577]

Jesus Christ i bought one of these yesterday i didn't know they where 6 yeads old

[@Timbo0311]

Love it

[@jimmybell5594]

Nike engage wedges?

[@thecman26]

Hi Peter!

[@jamiekelly3417]

Love you

[@jko8888]

Hey Rick Shiels PGA why not just hit into a net instead of having to aim left and pick up the balls?

[@Cornwall1888]

If you're hitting the groves in the top right corner you're doing it wrong lol

[@morrisonduke]

Cornwall1888 yes but that's why they are forgiving.

[@lewisgl]

Cornwall1888 If you have the face wide open for a 20 yard pitch, not true.

[@Cornwall1888]

Gary Lewis yeah I've since heard people saying they do hit that part of the club during a flop shot.

[@georgehallybone2720]

Rick must be rich to afford all these clubs #MINTED

[@YouOnlyGetToDoItOnce]

I think he gets demos from the manufacturers

[@kvgolfa]

Useless review. This is a club meant for tough lies and flop shots and you didn't test that in a real situation

[@riley9577]

Content idea£££... Why don't you do a retro rickshiels page kinda like skysports have done . show some of your older original content

[@sodthong]

How did we all manage with normal wedges. How many of the worlds top 20 use this wedge ?? NONE.

[@Duck95ish]

+sodthong - Paige Spiranac uses this wedge on the LPGA tour...

[@sodthong]

Duck95ish Is she in the rough a lot ? :)

[@conradbenford6087]

Sodthong Phil mickelson the best short game player of all time

[@rolndice]

Actually this design is really catching on fast on tour. Tons of pros are going with the TaylorMade version of this club..the Hi Toe. Rory, DJ, Rose, Jason Day, all use it just to name a few.

[@tenparkdrive]

Has Peter Finch got some attention deficit thing going on dude? Video-bombing nearly every time you do a review these days! ;-)