Mizuno T24 Wedge, White Satin
The traditional forging process and craftsmanship of the T24 model leave no detail overlooked, so you can rely on these wedges being the best Mizuno currently offers. An exceptionally soft feel at impact, new QUADCUT+ grooves generating more spin for improved control on landing, and five new sole grinds for maximum improvement to your short game. Available for right-handed players in White Satin, Denim Copper, and Tour Raw, and for left-handed players in White Satin. Standard Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 steel shaft.
Mizuno T24 wedges are forged from a single block of boron-infused carbon steel in Hiroshima, Japan. This material offers an exceptionally soft feel at impact while also providing greater groove durability for precise contact. The new design has enabled a thinner top line for a more athletic appearance and greater confidence at address. Despite the visually smaller head shape, the T24 model offers greater forgiveness and consistency than the previous T22 model thanks to its new weighting. The thinner top line will produce lower shots, while the ball will have more spin for excellent control over landing. Even when you strike the ball higher on the face, your approach shots will stop more reliably.
The improved groove shape provides plenty of spin and cleaner contact with the ball on both full shots and shorter swings. Wedge lofts from 46° to 52° have 17 grooves with a narrower profile for greater stability on full shots, while wedges from 54° to 60° have 15 grooves with a wider profile for optimal control on shots with a shorter swing. The entire impact area features unique HydroFlow technology, which prevents spin from decreasing due to moisture.
Which sole shape should you choose?
S – higher bounce. For full shots, a versatile sole shape.
D – medium bounce. For full shots, a versatile sole shape with an easier option for playing with the face open.
C – medium or higher bounce. For players who like to experiment with different open-face positions. A versatile sole for play from sand, rough, and fairways.
V – high bounce. For players with a steeper swing and who require maximum versatility from their wedges.
X – low bounce. For players with a shallow swing and who require maximum versatility from their wedges.