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Phil MickelsonPRESS“Wunder said the Callaway PM grind Mickelson used for years when he was on staff with Callaway was essentially a recreation of the Ping Eye2 sole.”
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“Wedges: Callaway PM Grind prototype (52, 55 and 60 degrees; KBS Tour V 125 S+ shafts)”
Read the report“Callaway PM Grind (52°, 55°, 60°; KBS Tour V 125 S+ shafts)”
Read the report“Wedges: Callaway PM Grind (52, 55 and 60 degrees; KBS Tour-V 125 S+ shafts)”
Read the report“Mickelson’s 52-degree wedge is bent to 50 degrees and the shaping on his 55- and 60-degree feature a slightly update version of the company’s C-grind sole configuration.”
Read the report“Wedges: Callaway PM Grind (52, 55, 60 degrees)”
Read the report“Callaway PM Grind wedges (52, 55 and 60 degrees)”
Read the report“Wedges: Callaway PM Grind (54, 60 and 64 degrees; KBS Tour V 125 S+ shafts)”
Read the report“Callaway PM Grind (54, 60 and 64 degrees; KBS Tour-V 125 S+ shafts)”
Read the report“Wedges: Callaway Mack Daddy 3 (54 degrees; KBS Tour V 125 shaft), Callaway PM Grind (60 and 64 degrees; KBS Tour V 125 shafts)”
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- Phil Mickelson — Peetlesnumber1, CC BY-SA 4.0