Wilson Hopes to PMP Your Wedges
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Wilson Hopes to PMP Your Wedges

Wilson Hopes to PMP Your Wedges

It’s a great start to 2016 for Wilson Staff. We’ve already shown you new C200 irons, but this week also marks the debut for Wilson’s new wedge series (and a new DUO ball).

We’ll cover the ball very soon, but first, the wedges.

FG Tour PMP

Okay, let’s get any the “Pimp My Wedge” jokes out of our systems.

Are we settled?  Good.

In this case, PMP stands for Precision Milled Performance, which Wilson says will maximize spin on full and partial shots.  Basically, you have big deep grooves for full shots and 11 laser etched smaller grooves, called Micro Spin Lines, for spin on partial shots.

Wilson FG Tour PMP Wedges - 1

The big change for Wilson is the addition of a third sole grind.  Their most recent wedges, the FG Tour TC line, offered 2 soles- the wider-soled Traditional Grind for medium to steeper swings, and the thinner-soled Tour Grind for shallower swings.

The new line adds a Wide Sole grind to the mix. With all of the different soles, bounces and lofts (each can be bent +/1 3 degrees, which effectively changes bounce), the PMP line has 97 different possible combinations.

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They’ll be available in either Tour Frosted or Gun Blue PVD, and can be customized with stampings and paint fill through Wilson’s Custom Department.

The PMP wedges are already in the bags of Troy Merritt, Ricky Barnes and Brendan Steele. Kevin Streelman and Padraig Harrington are expected to start gaming them soon.

 

Wilson FG Tour PMP Wedge - Blue 58 - 2 Wilson FG Tour PMP Wedge - Frosted 58 - 1

Wilson is offering the KBS HI-REV 2.0 shaft with the Lamkin Performance Plus 3Gen grip as stock.

MSRP for the FG Tour PMP Gun Blue models is $119.99, the Tour Frosted model is $99.99. They’ll be in stores January 15th, but can be ordered now on Wilson’s website.

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      Ola Scholander

      11 years ago

      blue, satin, and that black line across the back, doesent these scream mizuno??

      Reply

      Bob Pegram

      11 years ago

      It isn’t clear which picture is which wedge.

      Reply

      Dr Tee

      11 years ago

      Unfortunately they’re not the same Wilson that made my 1968 blades. They left the playing field years ago when they debuted the “Fat Shaft”

      Reply

      Steve

      11 years ago

      Wilson is making some fine clubs at reasonable prices. I’m leaning towards them for my next set of irons. Only problem is they need to broaden their distribution so more folks can demo them….

      Reply

      Paul Hunt

      11 years ago

      Awesome article! I have been playing the Wilson Staff FG TC Tour Grind wedges for three years now. I ordered my new PMP wedges in wide sole and they should be arriving soon. I opted to try the new wide sole to change things up a bit. I’m looking forward to trying the KBS Hi-Rev 2.0 shafts in them. They will be next to my new forged Wilson Staff FG F5 irons which are really awesome. Check them out. I got them with KBS shafts also for better feel / and ball flight.

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      McaseyM

      11 years ago

      I know I posted on this yesterday on the US equipment forum, but these look pretty dang nice and with the options, you can get pretty much any loft/bounce combo you could want.
      Good price point as well. I’m making this the year of my short game, so I’ll demo these at the local Expo in the Spring.

      Reply

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