Tour Scratch
Compact teardrop. Maximum workability for shallow, sweeping swings.
- Lofts
- 48° / 50° / 52° / 54° / 56° / 58° / 60°
- Bounce
- 6° / 8° / 10° / 12°
- Grind
- C-Grind · S-Grind
- Swing Weight
- D3 – D5
- Finish
- Raw · Chrome · Black PVD · Copper
Played by 47 mini-tour and PGA Champions Tour professionals. Forged from a proprietary C-Grind sole and tighter CG mapping that no stock OEM wedge can replicate — built to your swing in our Plano studio, finished in-house.
Every head is CNC-milled from 8620 carbon steel, tour-validated, and serialized. Pick the shape, then dial the bounce and grind to your turf and swing.
Compact teardrop. Maximum workability for shallow, sweeping swings.
Perimeter-weighted forgiveness for slightly steeper swings.
Wide sole. Built for soft lies, fluffy sand, and steep angle of attack.
Low bounce, heel-and-toe relief. For firm links conditions and tight lies.
Forty-seven touring professionals carry Signature Series wedges built by our Plano lab. Three of our fitters walk through the build sheets behind those bags.
"We pulled the OEM 58° out of his bag and built him a 71G C-Grind at 58°/10 with a tour-issue Project X shaft. Spin went from 9,400 to 11,200 rpm on 30-yard partials the same afternoon."
"The C-Grind sole geometry isn't a marketing line — it's a measurable change in leading-edge bounce. We saw dispersion tighten by 19% across her scoring clubs."
"Two of my Champions Tour players asked for the same 56°/12 with raw finish. We built them within 0.3 grams of each other. That's the lab's job."
Controlled Trackman 4 testing across 412 partial shots, comparing fitted Signature Series builds against players' previous stock OEM wedges. Same shafts where possible, same player, same day.
Tested in the Plano studio under the 4-camera Quintic Ball-Roll system paired with Trackman 4. Results vary by player, swing, and shaft selection.
Every Signature Series wedge is built in-house at our Plano lab. Average turnaround is 3.2 business days. Same-day build and delivery is available on eight of the most popular head-and-shaft combinations.
Choose how the head wears and patinas in your bag.
From a 1,200-SKU in-house library — including rare Miura, Graphite Design, and Project X tour-issue prototypes.
Profiled and built up to your fitting data — not a one-size stack.
Personalize without crossing OEM trademarks.
A fitter will confirm head, shaft, loft, and grind against your Trackman data before the first club is touched.
For three seasons on the PGA fitting circuit, I kept writing the same workaround into build sheets — shorten the heel, soften the trailing edge, drop two degrees of leading-edge bounce. The OEM files wouldn't allow it. So we cut our own.
The Signature Series C-Grind isn't a marketing label. It's a measurable change in sole geometry: 1.4 mm less heel material, a hand-polished trailing edge, and a CG map we re-cut for each loft instead of scaling one shape across the set. The reason every head is serialized isn't romance — it's so we can pull the exact sole dimensions on a re-order five years later.
Forty-seven touring professionals carry these wedges right now. That number matters to us because it's measured against the OEM wedges we replaced in their bags, not against each other. The wedge you receive from us will be built against your Trackman numbers, not a catalog SKU.
We don't promise lower scores — your practice does that. We promise the wedge will be the most precisely fit club in your bag, and we'll defend that build inside our 30-Day Performance Promise.