Which wedges get the most spin cllaway with mack daddy grooves titelist spin milled or cleveland zip grooves?

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Answer 1

Ok for the question that you have asked, here is the order with 1 having the most and 3 having the least amount of spin.

1) Titleist vokey Spin MIlled

2) Cleveland Zip Grooves

3) Callaway Mack Daddy

However, you have left off a major player in spin technology.

Taylormade TP wedges were the original Y cut grooved faces, and they still have more spin than the vokey.  I would recommend this and then maybe the Titleist.  Just a thought...

Answer 2

The majority of amateurs all talk about spinning an approach shot with a particular make of wedge. If the truth be known less that 5% have the swing, the knowledge or the repetitiveness of swing to spin a wedge, any make, any model, any day!! Actions speak louder than words so prove to me otherwise.

Answer 3

I would say spin milled. I have even left skin from the ball on the clubface. Be prepared to go through balls with the spin milled though.

Answer 4

I believe the Titleist Vokeys will give the most spin, the Calloways were designed by the same guy that designed Cleveland so I would guess they are very similar.  I play the Calloway X forged Tours and they spin adequately, but the Titleist spin a lot more.  This is great for stopping the ball, but it also flies higher due to more spin which I don't care for.

Answer 5

The Titleist spin too much. Haven't hit the Taylor Mades but I like Ping wedges, no matter what irons I'm playing at the time. They are not easily damaged by rough debris and will spin like crazy if I need it. Most of the time I don't. Just a nice little hop and check  will do just fine. If you pinch and compress the ball properly at contact, any wedge will spin like h**l. And don't forget the ball in the mix of you and your quest for ultimate spin. Good luck!

Answer 6

mizunoa black hands down the best for the prce and but as much spin and control you would like