Equipment & Fitting · Equipment Insight

Choose the D grind for soft conditions and versatility

The speaker describes the D grind as having higher bounce toward the front of the wedge, with material removed from the back and from the heel and toe. He frames it for players in softer conditions who aren't hitting a full-swing shot all the time and want to manipulate the blade — for example, around the greens, closing the clubface and putting the leading edge lower to take loft off, while it still stays out of the turf.