Curated Golf experts help thousands of golfers every season find the right wedges for their game within their budget. Having been one to play with the original non-conforming Indi wedge and reading your review on this one, I really want to give it a go and see how it performs.

However, my new favorite aspect of the TT wedge is that they chose a modest amount of logos and badging.I was thrilled to get the PM letting me know that I was one of the winners that was selected to test the Indi StingRay wedge. Last year THP introduced players to Indi Golf, a company that aimed at making the game more enjoyable, even if it broke a few rules. I don't compete in competitions and won't be any time soon, so the non-forming part doesn't bother me at all. Thanks for giving such a detailed look at the wedge and we appreciate you taking the time to evaluate our product. As with years past, they are still one of my favorite wedges to attack pin locations with full swings because of the ScoopBack design mentioned earlier.

If the ball is climbing up the face, wouldn’t this imply that grooves (teeth) are not biting the ball?I’d be very interested in trying this out in 52* to see distance variance in a club I use for more full shots. Unfortunately, I was striking them pretty well that day so not a ton of greenside chipping which is what I mostly use the 60* for. There are two performance elements that I was impressed by and found even more important than the spin.