KIRKLAND SIGNATURE 3 Piece Golf Wedge Set Right Handed

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Like all Kirkland golf clubs, the KS1 putter also provides great value for money. The feel is solid, and if you’re into blade-style putters, this putter offers a good option to see if it suits your game. For the price, they are very impressive, and if you’re not switching from a premium wedge you’ll likely find they out perform your current wedges. Now the 56deg. Swing weight is D4, and felt fine. I hit it about 95 yds or about 5 yds shorter than my 54 Vokey (bent to 55). Same thing happened when trying to hit it hard, the shaft tip wouldn’t catch up, so timing was a little bit of an issue. Clubhead feel and lining up was good.

When evaluating wedges, distance control is one of the most important features and Kirkland struggled to keep up with the rest. Consistency After all, I was holding both shafts in my hands, and no one in the world was going to convince me that these two had the same CPM and TQ measurements.The Kirkland golf brand is highly recognized as an above-average golf brand with its wedges and putter falling under the USGA conformity list. It has gained its reputation as an excellent low-budget option for golfers. Final Thoughts Can you imagine a PGA tour pro being able to dial in a golf shaft to squeeze 99.9% of the performance potential from their favorite shaft, without giving up anything they prefer in WT, CPM, TQ, and now FEEL?”– SJ Golf Lab 2023 If It Looks And Barks Like A Dog? I don’t make a habit of buying golf clubs from Costco, but after a few readers asked us for an insight into the Kirkland golf clubs we decided to splash some cash and see what you can get from Costco who now offers their famous Kirkland Signature golf balls, a high-end Kirkland Putter and these Kirkland Signature wedges. If you’ve just begun playing golf, buying Kirkland golf clubs will give you quality and reliability without exceeding your budget. The Kirkland wedges feel okay. To be honest, they aren’t as nice as my Callaway MD wedges, but remember those are tour standard wedges. I think that most amateur, mid to high handicap golfers would have difficulty distinguishing the difference in feel between these and their current wedges. In fact, because these are new and have precision milling as well as regular grooves they might just prefer the feel of these.

Dr. Choi explained that increasing any of the three factors would transfer more energy to the ball (I). Each shaft has been treated with CBT and using different carbon weave, band width, materials and alignment to display a unique characteristics that can be tailored to a golfer’s swing Costco Wholesale Corporation is a multinational member-only organization based in the USA. Since its opening in 1976, the company has expanded to over 550 stores in the USA and its neighboring territories.It’s certainly not like Costco offers golf club fitting services so there’s arguably not much practical value in offering variety. Featuring SJ Golf’s FFT technology, the Hammer Throw and FF38 also caught the attention of many WLD athletes with swing speeds over 150mph. Mind-Bending Revelation By taking the lead in sourcing and formulating new products, co-branding with premium national and international brands, and partnering with top manufacturers around the world, we’ve created an exclusive range of ( Kirkland Signature) products that reflect our members’ tastes and exceed their expectations.” Still, questioning whether the Kirkland Signature wedges are the best choice for your game? Here are a few last things to consider. Are the Kirkland wedges legal?

It is also worth noting that if you are not playing with a premium golf ball (Callaway Chrome Soft, Titleist Pro V1, TaylorMade TP5, etc.), you won’t notice as much difference between these and top-of-the-range wedges – a premium urethane-cover golf ball is responsible for most of the spin inside 30 yards. The Kirkland Signature was part of our 2021 wedge test which included 35 golfers using the Foresight GC Quad launch monitors. All golfers used Titleist Pro V1 balls to help minimize variables. When our final details were calculated, outliers were removed. In addition, we made sure to test the Kirkland Signature for players at different swing speeds and with moisture on the face as a variable. According to Farmer, the wedge set will become available online and within the top 50 US (golf) sales stores in the first week of October, with plans to expand into more stores moving forward. As I struggled to comprehend what I just heard, Dr. Choi handed me a shaft and asked me to try and bend it. Grabbing it at both ends, the shaft felt light and soft, and I was able to bend and flex it easily. I was then given another shaft and asked to do the same. The new shaft felt much firmer from the get-go, similar to what I’d expect from a typical S-flex shaft. When I said that the second shaft felt much stronger than the first, I was in for a rude awakening.Costco’s approach is to capitalize within a market where they believe an opportunity exists to be a price disruptor to other products currently available, and they are taking dead aim at golf. The wedge shares a similar creative story to the putter in that Costco buyers approached a well-respected design firm, in this case, the Southern California Design company, to develop the wedges and work with a manufacturer for production. This isn’t SCD Co’s first time working in golf either—it had a hand in the (visual) creation of the Cobra AMP Cell irons, and another company Indi Golf and the StingRay wedges. If you hit errant shots with your wedges or spin can be unpredictable, the Kirkland Signature may have some technology you need. Consistency is good as it helps players know what to expect. However, the issue is whether that consistent performance is the performance you need. Credit to Golf.com’s Ryan Barath for spotting this on the USGA’s conforming list. It appears that Version 2 of the Costco Kirkland Signature wedge is on the way. If CBT technology is legitimately possible, the implications of his discovery are immense and may well change the way golf shafts are made. Needless to say, such a spectacular assertion begs the question, “How can such an improbable idea be possible?”