Head Weight → Delivery → Strike Pattern. Head weight influences how the club is delivered to the ball. If you've ever had a favorite club, then you already know that some return square and centered more naturally. The goal is to find the head weight that produces a centered strike pattern with the least amount of manipulation — because manipulation is the enemy of repeatable swing.
Wedge Play. Full swings have momentum to spare. Delicate shots don’t. We call them 'Wedge Weights™ because this is where they do their best work: helping you stabilize partial shots from unforgiving lies.
Fitted ≠ Finished. You were fitted for length, lie, loft, and shaft, and grip. Head weight is the final variable. That’s why modern woods and putters have weight kits, and why so many irons have lead tape.
Head Weight → Delivery → Strike Pattern. Head weight influences how the club is delivered to the ball. If you've ever had a favorite club, then you already know that some return square and centered more naturally. The goal is to find the head weight that produces a centered strike pattern with the least amount of manipulation — because manipulation is the enemy of repeatable swing.
Wedge Play. Full swings have momentum to spare. Delicate shots don’t. We call them Wedge Weights™ because this is where they do their best work: helping you stabilize partial shots from unforgiving lies.
During testing, an internal N52 neodymium magnet assembly attaches to any steel iron or wedge not covered by a plastic badge. The milled 17-4 stainless steel body creates a magnetic return path that redirects magnetic flux back through the sidewalls and into the clubhead. This dramatically improves retention while relying on the magnet assembly during testing.
Once you’ve determined the weight and location, custom 3M™ VHB™ 5925 strips semi-permanently bond the Wedge Weight™ to the back of your clubhead. VHB™ (Very High Bond) has a closed-cell core that is specifically engineered to bond coated metals in demanding outdoor conditions. They conforms to surface irregularities and distribute stress evenly for a long-lasting, weather-resistant bond that complies with the USGA Rules of Golf.
Weight kits were invented so you can adjust a
club's delivery before the swing, not during it.