Premium feel, maximum spin, and above-average forgiveness are all highlights of what this wedge can offer! Knowing wedges are for hitting precise distances, you’re not looking to hammer 56° wedges 120 yards. Its forgiveness is useful for off-center strikes; seeing the ball travel just as far and with as much spin as if I flushed it was a welcome sight. I’m not a stickler on what my wedges “sound” like, but I’m certainly concerned with feel and feedback. Building on the legendary performance and forgiveness of the original SR wedges, Indi Golf is proud to release the second generation for 2021.

Many people may know Indi from their non-conforming, spin maximizing Stingray series, but they can find a spot in your tournament bag too. Launch: The Scoopback design of the wedge allows for a lower, more-controllable launch with a slightly higher center of gravity than most wedges. I could even tell on these type of shots just how much quicker the ball was stopping, rather than what I normally see with more roll out. Being that both head designs are identical but with a different groove structure, it shouldn’t be alarming that the numbers are similar in just about every facet, except for spin.just wanted to clarify, the paintfill is not looked to be done in this way intentionally, it looks uneven and shotty to be perfectly honest. If you are a golfer who likes to pick the ball and sometimes doesn’t see the spin results you need, the FLX is a smart choice. With some of the technology that Indi golf discovered, they decided to make both conforming and non conforming golf wedges.

Indi offers TONS of loft, bounce, finish, and grind (more to come, too) options so work with them to get fit properly.Either I needed to get rid of a long iron or hybrid and insert a gap gap wedge, or change gap wedge lofts to center it better between my sand and pitching wedge. Along with the short shots was 20 feet away in a deep pit bunker where the ball came to rest in a footprint. I rarely ever miss the dead-center of the clubface, but in testing the Stingray TT’s center of gravity, I deliberately tried to miss the sweet spot. I am absolutely amazed at how INDI has taken a tour quality club, that looks so comfortable and manageable at address and constructed it to be so forgiving and with so much spin! I keep repeating it, but it’s super soft, I can hit it high or keep it low and it never fails to generate above average spin for me on well-struck shots.

These short game tools seek to bring similarly high levels of spin to those who need USGA-compliant equipment. Impact gets slightly louder when you miss the center, plus you get a clear feeling in your hands about where the ball met the face.Even though the original StingRay wedges were incredibly fun, for many it was difficult to take them seriously as they were not approved for play by the USGA. I feel the Stingray TT’s unique geometry allows you to hit any of your preferred shots on the course. However, my new favorite aspect of the TT wedge is that they chose a modest amount of logos and badging. I was mesmerized by the spin characteristics and the ability to make the ball do things that I wasn’t able to do with other wedges. Took me a while to get used to this wedge due to insane amount of spin it generates compared to my Glide 2.