Callaway Golf- X-Series Jaws Chrome Wedge Graphite

Balance and feel around the green is amazing.

Balance and feel around the green is amazing.

If you like to stop your ball on a dime, this is the wedge for you. Love the graphite shaft. Adds fell to the head.

Very Nice Looking Wedge but the Fujikura ST 95 shaft is more like a regular than a stiff shaft.

The club move moves through the ball and have action when it lands on the green. I am still dailing in the distant for the various shots

Stops quick on the green. Great bite! Good looking club.

Great fast service and the club stops the ball on the green on a dime.

Just what I needed in my bag. The Callaway X-series Jaws wedge (graphite) is very easy to hit. The 54 degree added a little more distance and has the right amount of bite when hit correctly.

This is first time I purchased the club from Rockbottom. I was a little concern about the club I purchased on line. But when club arrived. I am happy. It's brand new out from box. The only thing I did not like it is the price dropped to $39.99 after I purchased. I wish I knoew the price is ogint to dropped.

Excellent wedges and got a great deal from Rock Bottom Golf

took a few rounds to get use to, but after that its like magic i like the feel and the touch

1st callaway & graphite shafted wedge I have ever owned & love it. Has great bite on pitch shots. Better than you would think for forgivness as well. And of course as always great RBG service.

Needed a wedge for my bag. It really helps with those in between shots

Been playing with this wedge for the past few weeks. Good control over the ball and hits really well.

I bought the 56* wedge from RBG a couple of months ago when it got down to under $80, with free shipping. I've used Clevelands and most recently Ping wedges for the last 15 years. This is the first Callaway wedge I've purchased. I've been playing Callaway irons for the last 15 years (X14's and Fusions for the last 8 years). I remember hitting these Jaws wedges at a local demo day and really liking them. So when the opportunity came up to buy one 'cheap', I moved on it. The sand wedge I bought had a graphite shaft. First time ever I hit a graphaite shafted sand wedge. I got more spin on it then any other club I've ever owned. Don't use cheap balls. They are only good for one or two holes before they grow a beard. But the 60* I recently purchased came with a steel shaft. I've only used it a couple of rounds (maybe 6-8 shots), and it seems to be just as nice, although I'm still working out the distance. The spin seems to be almost the same as the sand wedge, but maybe a little less. I'll have to wait and see with time and getting used to the club. But if you get one of these under $80, it's a good deal for a great forged wedge.