Mizuno T24 挖起杆

The Tour Grind has more heel and toe relief and a narrower, more rounded sole, which lets you open the face and use bounce on delicate shots. The wider grinds keep more sole on the turf and suit steeper swings and softer conditions. If you like to hit flops, spinners, and open faced bunker shots, the Tour Grind fits. If you take deep divots, one of the fuller soles will be more forgiving.

The 46, 48, and 50 degree heads are the gap fillers. Most players run something around 4 degree jumps, so a common setup is a 46 or 48 pitching gap wedge, a 52 or 54, and then a 56, 58, or 60 for the lob. Match the 46 to 50 loft to whatever your set pitching wedge is so you do not leave a hole or double up a yardage.

Yes, and that is expected. The T24 is forged from soft 1025 carbon steel, and the copper underlay and raw finishes are meant to patina and rust over time. It does not affect performance and many players prefer the look and the way rust cuts glare. If you want it to stay clean, wipe the face dry after rounds and pick one of the plated finishes.

That is the main reason to buy one. The Grain Flow Forged HD process from soft carbon steel gives it a muted, dense feel at impact that cast wedges struggle to match. You get clear feedback on strike location on partial shots, which is where wedge feel actually matters.

They are small laser cut channels between the main grooves that move water and debris out of the way at impact. On wet turf, morning dew, or out of the rough, that keeps the contact point drier so you hold more spin instead of watching the ball come out hot and running. In dry conditions from the fairway you will not notice much difference.