The RTX Full-Face 2 is Cleveland's answer to a specific problem: shots where you open the face and expect the ball to still grab. Most wedges leave the toe area smooth or under-grooved, so when you lay the face open for a flop or a bunker escape, contact happens up near the toe where there are no grooves to bite. This wedge runs its grooves edge to edge across the entire hitting area. Open it as far as you want, and you still have teeth on the ball.
Available in lofts from 50 through 60 degrees, it sits in the versatile bucket because it can be a gap wedge, a sand wedge, or a lob wedge depending on which one you pull. The wide sole and high-launch design tell you the intent. This is built to slide through turf and sand rather than dig, and to send the ball up quickly. It rewards a golfer who plays a lot of touch shots around the green and wants confidence that spin will show up even on the awkward ones.
What it is not is a compact, low-bounce blade for players who like to hood the face and hit knockdowns off tight lies. The wider sole and higher launch push it toward forgiveness and height. If your short game lives on soft-to-medium turf and greenside creativity, this fits. If you play firm, tight conditions and pick the ball clean, you may find the sole a touch much.
Tóm lại
The Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2 (2024) is a versatile all-around wedge that suits most swings and turf. Lofts run 50° to 60°. Released in 2024. It carries a $149.99 MSRP.
Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2 Wedge: Thông số chính
- Danh mục
- Versatile
- Handicap phù hợp
- 5 to 20
- Khoảng loft
- 50 to 60 degrees
- Loft/grind options
- 6
- Năm sản xuất
- 2024
- MSRP
- $149.99
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Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2: the wedge lineage
The RTX Full-Face 2 is the 2nd of 2 generations Cleveland has released in this line, from the RTX Full-Face (2021) to the RTX Full-Face 2 (2024). It followed the RTX Full-Face (2021). It is the newest generation in the line.
- 2021RTX Full-Face
- 2024RTX Full-Face 2You are here· $149.99 MSRP
Các phiên bản có sẵn
| Loft | Bounce | Grind | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50° | 9° | Full | Chrome |
| 52° | 11° | Full | Chrome |
| 54° | 12° | Full | Chrome |
| 56° | 14° | Full | Chrome |
| 58° | 11° | Full | Chrome |
| 60° | 12° | Full | Chrome |
Loft and bounce are nominal values. Actual specifications may vary.
Công nghệ
About the Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2
The headline feature is the full-face grooves. Cleveland extended the UltiZip grooves across the whole face, including the toe, so open-face shots and toe contact still generate spin. Paired with that is a rougher face texture between the grooves, which adds friction on partial and flop shots where the grooves alone can't do all the work. On short, delicate shots that never fully engage the grooves, that texture is what keeps the ball from skidding. The sole is wide with a rounded, versatile grind that helps the club glide instead of dig. Combined with the high-launch design, the result is a wedge that gets the ball up and stopping without you having to manufacture height. The wider footprint also adds a bit of margin on slightly heavy strikes out of sand and rough. It comes in a Tour Satin finish that cuts glare at address.
Who Should Play the Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2?
- ✓You open the face a lot around the greens and want spin even when contact drifts toward the toe.
- ✓Your home course has soft to medium turf and fluffy bunkers where a wider sole helps more than it hurts.
- ✓You want a higher, softer-landing wedge without having to force the height yourself.
- ✓You are picking a single loft to fill a gap or handle sand duty and want one club that can do several jobs.
- ✓You value forgiveness and consistent spin over the workability of a compact, low-bounce blade.
Câu hỏi thường gặp
What does full-face grooves actually do for my short game?
It puts grooves across the entire face, including up toward the toe. On flop shots and bunker shots where you open the face, contact often moves off center toward the toe. On most wedges that area is smooth, so the ball comes off with less spin and less control. Here you keep spin on those open-face shots, which makes high, soft shots more predictable.
Which loft should I get in the RTX Full-Face 2?
It runs 50 through 60. If you need a gap wedge, look at 50 or 52. For an all-purpose sand wedge, 54 or 56 is the common choice. If you want a dedicated flop and lob club, 58 or 60 makes sense. A lot of players carry two of these, often a 54 or 56 alongside a 58 or 60, to cover full swings and greenside touch shots.
Is the wide sole going to be too much on tight lies?
It can be if you play firm, closely mown conditions and like to hit the ball clean off the deck. The wide sole is designed to glide and resist digging, which is great in sand and softer turf but can feel like it bounces on very tight lies. If most of your short game happens on firm ground, test it before committing, or look at a version with less sole.
How is this different from the standard RTX wedge?
The standard RTX line uses a more traditional face with grooves in the normal hitting area and a range of grind options aimed at better players who shape shots. The Full-Face 2 trades some of that shot-shaping compactness for grooves across the whole face, a wider sole, and higher launch. It leans toward forgiveness and open-face spin rather than versatility of grind and a smaller profile.
Will it spin enough on partial and chip shots?
Yes, and that is part of the point. The grooves are backed by a rougher face texture between them, which grabs the ball on the short, soft shots that never fully load the grooves. On chips and partial wedges you should see the ball check and stop rather than release long, especially out of clean lies.
Are the Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2 wedges good for high handicappers?
Yes. The Cleveland RTX Full-Face 2 is a versatile design built for forgiveness and easy launch. Its category typically suits 5 to 20 handicaps.
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