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Anybody use one?

I've never seen anything over a 64. You could hit yourself in the left eye with a 73, I would think.

i can image how much backsping you would get - you would use yardage!

I have a 68 degree. I don't carry it , but I have found that if I practice with it, it makes hitting my 60 degree seem really easy.

I went to a 90* degree wedge, after reading a golf-tip that encouraged me "to not hit the ball".

with a 73.

hahah think about htat.

hit it.

it'd spin back to you.

Just recently started playing a Pinemeadow 64* wedge. Its incredibly easy to hit short flops without a lot of swing adjustment. Can't imagine needing a 73 after seeing how easy a 64 is to flop high. What kind of bounce does that 73 have?

I'd like to keep my teeth!

The only place I can imagine using one would be on the local putt-putts.

Feel Golf's 73 Degree Wedge Considered Hottest New Club On Tour » The Wire Interesting story.. Kinda funny i didnt see any names in there..

oh just wait.. Phill will get rid of his 3 wood now to carry one he will be driving with his putter

I don't think thats a story -- its a press release -- so hot on tour I bet! It would be a fun club nonetheless, but you only get 14, not sure I would waste one on a 73 degree wedge. All you need to do is open the face on a 60.

My golf coach said phil could drive 150+ with a bladed sand wedge... an think of opening a 73° wedge. it would help if u didnt have that much green to work with lol

Just be aware that the higher the loft, the less margin for error you have with the club. I can tell you a 64* wedge is a lot less forgiving than a 60* wedge is. You really have to practice twice as much to get good with a 64* wedge, can't imagine how much you'd have to practice to get good with a higher loft wedge. Not too many golfers are willing to put in that much time I'd bet.

nor do you need it? I remember when i first started - you did everything with a pitching wedge jut by opening the face up and sand if u were in the sand.. i remember my grandfather telling me a pitching wedge was worthless just to use a 9 iron and he was a scratch golfer back in da day.