Callaway Golf X-Series Jaws CC Slate Wedge 2012

Engineered by Callaway Chief Designer Roger Cleveland, the X Series Jaws CC Wedges feature the new Tour CC Grooves that meet the Condition of Competition on Tour, currently the only place they are required for play. Callaway’s proprietary groove pattern produces enhanced spin, even under the new USGA regulations. The C-Grind Sole and classic head design ensure versatility for the short game while providing Tour-level feel from soft forged 1020 carbon steel construction.

Golf Medal - Wedge
"It had a good greenside spin, especially on 20-yard bump-and-run shots. The sound is crisp, and it's great for all types of shots."

Tour CC Grooves - More Grooves + Better Grooves = More Spin
21 tightly spaced grooves with sharper edges due to the superior Triple Net Forging process provide the maximum conforming area capacity, providing the highest levels of spin and control out of the rough when compared to other club manufacturers.

Versatility For Precision Shot-Making
The unique grind options have been designed to work with each clubhead’s loft and bounce angle for consistent turf interaction.
The C-Grind® sole, found on higher bounce offerings, enables golfers to lay the face open while keeping the leading edge down – allowing for more bounce without compromising playability. This design relieves the heel, toe and trailing edge, resulting in a ‘C’ shape on the sole.

Soft Feel and Feedback
The high-grade forged 1020 carbon steel provides better feel and feedback around the greens. A unique Triple Net Forging process allows Callaway to design grooves that generate more spin and control around the greens.

Finish and Shaft Option
The extensive lineup includes lofts available in either a Slate or Brushed Chrome finish and True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 steel shafts or Fujikura 85 ST graphite shafts.

Specifications

Shaft Option
True Temper Dynamic Gold Steel Shaft, Flex - S300, Weight - 125g, Torque - Low, Kickpoint - Mid.

 GolfOnline Review;

These wedges are extremely good from around the green and the fairway. Callaway have compensated the for the new groove rule by increasing the number of grooves, from 15 to 21. If anything you actually feel like you can control the ball better and it almost feels like you can generate more spin with the new grooves, which is a massive advantage. Callaway have also added more bounce options with some of the lofts which gives the golfer more choice when thinking about which wedge is right for them. A great looking wedge, pleasing on the eye and very easy to use.