I Bought A 72 DEGREE Lofted Wedge From Amazon!

[@christmanscustomcreations6884]

as an amiture golfer my self i love my 72 over my 60 from 30 yards in it has shaved 10 strokes off my game!

[@lexxwhite747]

Your reaction to the full shots was absolutely priceless 😂

[@rafngard]

This is the kind of club you buy to have fun - no one would seriously take it on a course. I love clubs like that - stuff you take to the driving range for the laughs.

[@ChrisBurgin]

Couldn’t use it at a range with a roof. Wouldn’t get out past the overhang

[@stumble_leiner]

I bought one a year ago and my reasoning is that if you can consistently chip with a 72 you can chip with anything. I wouldn't agree with the comment he's reading at the start that this is done "with ease", you need to have proper technique to get good contact with this and be very accurate. What would be a slight mis-hit with a 56 degree (but will likely run on to be decent) would be a blade with this, or even whiffing right under it is very easy to do with even a few centimeters of fluffy lie.

[@jblaas2]

If you’re a few metres from the green and especially on a downhill this wedge is so useful. You can stop it on a dime with the amount of spin. Just need to practise because it needs more of a swing then usual wedges. I love my 60 but I use this when around the green. Do not use in a fluffy lye

[@christmanscustomcreations6884]

it is part of my bag ! the 72 alone has shaved 10 strokes off my game !

[@nickg505]

​@@christmanscustomcreations6884😂

[@historyisaguide]

I have several silly clubs like this, I play around with them in the back yard, what's weird is that they make it easier to play my "normal" wedges (50, 54, 60) it makes u appreciate the bounce and weight of premium wedges Great video!!!

[@leearmstrong7007]

6:59 that was my same attitude when I bought my first 60 degree. Had to get used to hitting harder for less distance. Eventually it became sand only and I went back to 50 degree ol faithful

[@humblequest7905]

Would imagine this could really help higher handicappers who struggle with their bunker play. Great video!

[@robthomas3968]

I love it, it makes you look like a brilliant wedge specialist. With a little practice I think it would be perfect

[@frankzayas3103]

Although I haven't touched it in years, I have a Feel 73* wedge in my garage. I don't think this wedge is intended for chipping like you started out with. In that situation just about any other club in your bag would do better. Best use of this would be when you have short sided yourself and have a bunker between you and the green. I kept waiting for you to try that. But having said that, I agree with you that most players do not need this in your bag. Its fun to take out to the practice area and monkey around with, but on the course, it would create more problems than it can solve.

[@ceebee9711]

Matt, what spin numbers did you get with the full 35 yard shots?

[@kelvincritchley1410]

Great video Matt, keep em coming!

[@jacoblewis4525]

I've got a 72 in my bag. I put it in as a joke, but it's came in handy a couple times. If you use it on an uphill slope around a green does almost hit you lol.

[@mgibuk]

I think its quite a good idea weirdly. My issue with chipping isn't thinning it or thicking it, it's keeping the toe down and keeping the club face pointing at target. But that makes opening the cub face up quite scary.

[@MarvinofMars]

Another great video Mat of unusual clubs.. Well done..

[@stephenfowler4115]

What about that shot out of the rough where the pin is five feet from the fringe and if you hit it past it runs off the green. Or when you really need to stop the ball. Put it in your bag for a half dozen rounds so you can get used to it and give it a real test.

[@jkphero2576]

Tbh I don’t think it’s that bad for a 3rd wedge. Really good for downhill chips near the green, especially tight lies. I use my 60 for most everything near the green tho

[@kentbrown3736]

I love this club. When I hit it full with some de-lofting relative to my normal swing It will go 50 metres with a very steep down angle on landing. It holds a green like nothing else. I like it best from wet bunkers and tough lies around greens. I work the ball with this club from 40 metres in. This is a phenomenal club. Like any club you need to practice. I needed to add 2 inches in club length and 2 deg up in lie to suit my swing.(6'2" tall ,wide shoulders long legs and short arms.) I love the club and I play it in local comps all the time.

[@gregmillard9072]

I so enjoyed your laugh when you hit the first 38 yard shot! 😂

[@fretless05]

Long ago, when I was building myself a bag, I bought a wedge set from Bombtech Golf; it came with a 52, a 56, and a 60, and as bonus, they threw in a 72. I took it to the range just to see what it was like, and it scared me! At the range, it felt like, with every swing, the ball was going to hit me in the face (just as you thought)- the ball seemed like it was coming straight up! Needless to say, it never made the bag. That said, as manufacturers make irons stronger and stronger, it makes sense that people add wedges to the bottom end of the bag.

[@jamesanderson2176]

Considering my own experiences with the 60-degree, how far do you think you could thin the 72-degree? I can send my Alien well beyond 100 yards.

[@clerns]

I blade my 60 like half the time so I can't even imagine trying to hit a 72 degree lol. More loft at the bottom of the bag usually isn't a high handicappers friend.

[@danielcohen3159]

A friend of mine has a 76º wedge that he uses for almost every shot around the greens. It's an absolute bloodbath. Takes a full swing with it from wherever he is and tries to fly it to the hole. Doesn't matter what kind of lie he has or how much green he has to work with - nope - full Phil every time. Needless to say, it does not work. Most often he thins it 50 yards past the green. The other option is he hits down on it, catches it super fat, and chunks half of the golf course onto the green while the ball moves about three feet. And then he refuses to clean all the grass and dirt off the green. I say friend...he's really more of an acquaintance. It's the same problem that 99% of amateurs have with a 60º wedge, only greatly magnified. The average golfer shouldn't be allowed anything higher than 52º.

[@mattharvey968]

Seen this on Amazon. Intriguing if it hits true. I have an old 64 degree wedge from Knight that I use occasionally and it’s effective!

[@VanishingImage]

1 con i see is if people tend to blade their chips because the club is hitting with leading edge instead of getting under the ball which is my issue with chips off fairway. i would be fine with adding more swing because short small swings throw me off. id go with a chipper club vs this.

[@zxspeky]

I bought the 62 degree version of this club from Temu, with discounts I paid about £9 for it. I love it👌

[@Astro_Gardener]

Another great video Matt, probably will not be putting the 72 in my bag, ever!

[@alextinkler1727]

I have a 64 degree Cleveland cbx which I use for the same reasons, flop shots and bunker shots without setup changes and, I'm not kidding, I must use it once every 5 rounds if I'm lucky. You need this type of club so infrequently it's almost redundant, BUT when you shortside yourself behind a tree it makes you look like Phil Mickelson 😂 great video Matt 👍

[@fintanb8413]

i used to work on a golf publication years ago. we got a set of of wedges for trial, including something like that. I used it at Portmarnock Links Hotel course and holed a miracle shot once. Gave the set away after, I'd rather have a frying pan with a broom handle.

[@patrickream8062]

Bought a 62 degree from temu for funsies and I can’t wait to try it out. Really don’t need it as I have a nice 56 degree volkey that I love

[@nealfreeman01]

we sell a lot of 64+ degree wedges to older women as some cannot generate enough speed to get the ball up in the air, so this may be a really good option, if it comes in lite graphite.

[@christiankell6074]

this was just fun to watch

[@mikeb3835]

I had a 64-degree wedge at one time, but felt it was totally unnecessary and was just taking up space in my bag. A slightly open-faced 60 degree wedge just seemed to work better out of any situation I would have used the 64 degree for.

[@GreenDistantStar]

I was gifted a 65 degree wedge. I've taken it out a few times, but it isn't as versatile as my 55 degree. The 55 I can hit from 80 yards out as well as from the sand, but the 65 is limited to about 45 yards. Yes it's easier to hit from bunkers, but I'd prefer full shots from within 100 yards, not 3/4 swings with a PW.

[@Chris-lh6hw]

I bought a lob wedge and definitely over use it but it's really helped me get closer to the flag 🎉

[@julianroberts698]

Great review Matt. I'm useless from 30 to 50 yds it could be ideal for me

[@allahalibaba9063]

Nicelooking club but 72 deg is way to much loft for me...I have trouble getting my 56 to go 45 yards...Thanks....

[@simonwallis84]

It’d be incredibly dangerous in the hands of a bang average golfer,more or less a full swing 5 yards of the green. Skull that shot and you’re playing partners standing waiting to play their putts would be asking for new shinbones 😂

[@jwestphal1978]

I might suggest that the 72 degree wedge could be a training aid for new glasses golfers learning to hit out of bunkers!

[@chacetiger]

What was the last song in the video?

[@adamjay6600]

Seems like it does exactly what it says on the tin!

[@barriegriffiths5463]

72 degrees? I've never wanted to hit a golf ball up my own nose, but it's nice to know the option is available if I need it! 🙂

[@wickdghost3639]

I was at Dunham's sporting goods bout a month and a half ago, getting a new putter, and I seen a 78 degree wedge. And the very first thing I said to myself was,"that's a good way to hit yourself in the face with a golf ball" lol

[@mummi01]

I've got a 73 degree wedge. Legendary club.

[@GrumpyTy34er]

I will say that I feel like there is two kinds of amateurs: there are the ones that have trouble controlling how far they bring the club back so a club that intentionally punishes their distance would help and there's the kind that is really trying to improve and get better and is all about the control and stuff you're talking about. I'm in that middle ground where I'm trying to get better and I'm trying to gain confidence with my chipping. I'm thinking of adding a chipper but I also have a lob wedge 64°

[@dayzclips9093]

I would like to see a full shot to green see how it lands

[@michaelscales5996]

Gary Player, in one of his videos advises golfers not to use high lofted clubs around the greens. He says " Keep it low to be in the dough,hit it high, it'll make you cry ! "

[@TWTexasA1]

I hit my 60° usually 45-50 yards so I figure a 72° would go 28-32 yards. I’d like to try one ….✌🏼✌🏼

[@thedeeprot]

🔥🔥🔥

[@douglasday2450]

Could definitely be handy for getting out of tree trouble.

[@rdj3video]

Open the face! Last year I frequently fooled with a thick soled Lazrus 65 degree from the sand. It made the ball rise from the dead…on occasion. Pulled it out of a box in the garage last week for use on the chipping green trying to hit the ball out of deep rough. Bladed a shot off the clubhouse roof and acted like nothing happened after an employee picked up the bounding ball in the parking lot. Yep, stick with the 54.

[@ImagixStudionewengland]

I owwn one, and its saved me countless times

[@thebigeasy8609]

Hmmmm I think I need a 80* hahaha! gGod stuff Matt

[@Scotty2Shirts]

I think your commitment is the problem to be honest,all the shots you hit looked pretty good especially for the sand and flops..I would try it out for sure

[@jamesguy7133]

its a club specifically for pitching not chipping,

[@richd9363]

All this is an opened face 60 degree wedge for people that don’t know how to play a 60 deg wedge with open face :)

[@erikrobbins4792]

Matt saying he's "OK at golf" reminds me how bad I am 😂

[@peterelliott2914]

Yeah at my level of skill I'd thin it and it's gone. At least a lower loft lower swing speed I get a bit less risk - degreening it rather than de-golf coursing it.

[@alexwilke3339]

I have been playing this wedge for 6 weeks now. The advantage: You can play out of all bunkers without having to change your swing. I keep the wedge in the bag.

[@davegregory2809]

Not sure I want another little flopper to be honest Matt 😂

[@cleve0h]

85% of the time bunkers at the 3 golf courses I play are not raked on a daily basis. Most lies are from firm sand, and 1/2 the time it is wet firm sand.

[@metalgearfan9802]

Really the only scenario I could see it being useful in is getting out of insanely deep bunkers, lol.

[@danjeory3659]

I don't agree that it's pointless for full shots.... Imagine you shank a shot 40 yards right of the green on a par 3 and you have a bunch of trees and a bunker between you and the green... You can't play a chip and run under the trees, so your only options are to bail out back to the fairway or go over the trees. Normally, I would lay a wedge flat and attempt to flop over them in that scenario, probably thinning it and smashing the windows of the house on the other side of the green, but with this thing, you could address the ball normally, hit a full shot and tap in for par. Having said that, there must be a reason Titleist, TaylorMade et al don't make 72-degree wedges...

[@CorinaDavidson-d2r]

Woodrow Burg

[@mangomanau]

Is it actually legal?

[@A1BASE]

I don’t think amateurs need to carry a driver. That’s the club with the greatest risk for a weekend golfer. At least if you’re aiming for a mid handicap or higher. If you want a low handicap then yes, a driver is necessary but otherwise, learn to hit a 3 wood well.

[@royclose946]

Well done matt 👏 😊

[@Osiris1971]

First!! Lol, anyway what would you need it for?

[@Drover1690]

I bet I'm not the first to automatically think, I'd love to see Mr Shiels use this

[@keithpanco]

A 40 yard flop shot can be a deadly weapon.

[@davewylie654]

I don't believe short of the thing being a knife you could get more than 72° and still have a sole on the thing 😂😂

[@ribasenric]

people said the say thing when they introduced 60s. Haha, you have to get used to it.

[@TWTexasA1]

You say you were using half swings on those 12-15 yard shots but really you were coming back 3/4 of a swing . If a person concentrates more on the length of their swing and how far the ball goes they’d be more consistent…and that goes for any wedge ..actually any club…

[@robertrenekerjr6819]

See no reason for this club. Agree the issue for most amateurs is commitment on chips and bunker shots. Have to be even more committed if you are using that degree of loft. Heck, most mid handicap or higher golfers have issues with a 60 degree lob wedge. A gimmick club to be sure.

[@billbonnington7916]

20 yards off the green, the level of golfer that would buy this takes a full swing, thins it, ends up with a 7 iron next shot!

[@vegastjg]

I think the inventor spent many an afternoon in those crazy pot bunkers you guys have on those British Open courses.

[@TheChrisJaynes]

I disagree with you, Matt. You kept saying you have to have the right mindset to use this club, but you, yourself, never got to the right mindset. It sounded like you were thinking of this club as an addition to your 60-degree wedge. In my mind, it's not. It's a 60-degree replacement. In my bag, the 60-degree is a speciality club. Used rarely and only when I need to get the ball up fast (usually over something), and to get it to stop fast. For regular chipping and pitching, I'm using my 56-degree. The 72-degree, for my game anyway, sounds like a great club to replace my 60-degree. It would make the speciality shots even easier. My experience with most amateur golfers is they can't execute anything less than a full shot, so having a club were they can swing full from 35-yards out or in a bunker would, probably, help most of them. At the very least, I think it might help me, so I may give it a try. :)

[@andrikristianto2577]

I think the same.. just trying to order it online… 2 years golfing and my bunker game is the worst part of my game…

[@davewylie654]

Ball was in the air over 5 secs to travel 35 yds you COULD actually hit the full shot and run and catch it 😂😂

[@dazaaw]

For most people a 60 is too lofted for sure, this is mad It’s hardly spinning too. Junk club.😂

[@jasonfreeman1963]

I had a 64 degree for years

[@bigtine1108]

Next up, 90° wedge

[@randallpennington5976]

No one who isn’t playing tour level speed greens shouldn’t be chipping with their lob wedge! Keep it low to the ground!

[@TWTexasA1]

Who the heck would choose to carry a 72° wedge as one of their 14 clubs..🤪🤪🤪

[@allenparker2690]

Comical simply comical

[@thecarrotsarecoming4711]

For 50 bucks why not add it to your bag for when you might need it?

[@richardwrask497]

It’s the same as opening the face in the sand. It would be fun to hit over trees

[@js0peanut]

Maybe you're a big hitter and put it down to 50 yards away

[@bjm2762]

I wouldn't like to see someone thin it with a full swing. Too dangerous!!!

[@sherwiny89]

Your bias is showing!!!

[@grant2011]

or just open a 60 to 72 😂

[@TWTexasA1]

You’ll find these high lofted clubs at sporting goods stores not at golf shops …what’s that tell you. There junk 😂😂😂😂

[@teneightroundteneightround6675]

Mate you’ve commented 3 times with 3 conflicting comments which one is it bud who’d have one in the bag, you want to try one or they’re junk

[@TWTexasA1]

@@teneightroundteneightround6675 , you figure it out smartaxe….

[@zekebones34]

I just can’t believe you’re just now learning about 72° wedges. They have some 78°s floating around

[@mkblues6679]

I found this review a bit of a waste of time, no one is buying this club to chip around the green , most amateurs should be taught a chip and run and not a high tariff lob wedge from the fringe. I see this club for bunkers and chips over trees from 20-30 yards so really this is where it would help. I wish reviews were made for the type of player the club is made for not a KZbin Pro to find the issues with the club. Just my opinion.

[@bknoxx]

it's nonsense.. and the only ones who would buy it is a 20hdcp and they wouldn't be able to use it.. rubbish

[@lesmiserable506]

Ooooo listen to the pro

[@bknoxx]

@@lesmiserable506 aye

[@Cornish_Maid]

I’m a 20 handicapper, and constantly use my 60* for all sorts of shots around the green, including flop shots. Rarely if ever thin my wedge shots, so for me it’s a huge yes.

[@bknoxx]

@@Cornish_Maid I’m a 5 and I wouldn’t use it personally but try it and see it might work for ya

[@paulmcgee1867]

Sure just insult other golfers

[@dmkfactor1721]

The amount of amateurs that can even use a 60 degree appropriately is minuscule. These are sold to take advantage of the weekend golfer hoping to hit those super flops they see tour pros hit. Here’s a hint, you’re NOT a tour pro learn to hit a solid chip and hit a standard bunker shot with a 56 degree and you’ll be fine and drop more strokes than learning a flop shot that you would only use 2-3 times a year!

[@richghost2897]

Bend a club to 85 degrees and do a video!