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Mizuno has extended its T24 wedge lineup to include a blue color-up option.

Coming on the heels of the T24 wedges arriving on the market last September, the light blue wedges include black, gold and white paint fill. They are available for all of the same lofts, grinds and bounces as the previously released finishes, excluding a left-handed option.

The original finishes are denim copper, raw and soft white satin, available in 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 and 60 degrees. There are five grind options: S-Grind (46- through 52-degree models), D-Grind (54- through 58-degree), C-Grind (56- through 60-degree), X-Grind (58- and 60-degree) and V-Grind (56- through 60-degree).

The T24 lineup features a few enhancements from previous Mizuno wedges including loft-specific grooves, a more compact head shape, a thinner topline and greater versatility as they transition from lower-lofted to higher-lofted models.

Made using 1025 carbon steel with a boron kicker, the new shape uses more mass slightly higher on the toe in order to bring the launch angle down and improve spin. The Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 is the stock men’s shaft while the Recoil ESX 460 F1 is the stock shaft for the women’s model. The black/gray Golf Pride MCC is the stock grip.

What We Tried

The 2023 Titleist T-Series irons in a blended combo set. This included the T100, T150 and T200.

Who Tested Them?

My name is Jamie Danbrook and I am MyGolfSpy’s Forum Director. A lefty playing off a seven handicap, I would rate my iron play as a strength. I don’t suffer for distance but I am not going to refuse a little extra help and some more distance if I can get it.

Every iron has a purpose and there is a purpose for every iron.

This is what has become abundantly clear throughout my time using the Titleist T-Series irons and it all started with the fitting. However, I have to go back a little further to connect all the dots.

In 2018, prior to joining the MyGolfSpy Forum staff, I was selected as a member to test and review the PING i210 irons for the MyGolfSpy Forum as part of a member testing opportunity. As I had been using the PING iE1 irons, I thought the transition would be easy. It wasn’t but eventually this set of i210 irons became my main set for the next four years.

Having played several great rounds with them and created fond memories my eyes began to wander and I soon looked for a change. I wanted to take in the full forged iron experience and transitioned to a set of Sub 70 659 TC irons. The desire to have that perceived superior feel of forged irons and feeling I had the iron ability to play something with a little less tech, more feel. I wasn’t concerned with any distance loss and, in fact, I didn’t notice much, if any. However, as with the PINGs, I had early struggles with these new irons.

Chris Kirk posted an 8-under 65 for a 1-shot victory over Sahith Theegala at the PGA Tour's season-opening Sentry in Hawaii on Sunday.

Rickie Fowler said he has no plans to join LIV Golf and saluted players like Patrick Cantlay for "pouring a lot of time and effort" into their work on the PGA Tour policy board.

From the latest episode of Breakthrough with GOLF's Dylan Dethier, Smylie Kaufman recalls the moment he realized he made the right call.

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With one swing at a super-fast Kaplaua, Max Homa entered the PGA Tour record book with a mammoth drive on the 7th hole.

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Here's the payout breakdown, total purse and winner's share for The Sentry in Hawaii, the PGA Tour's first Signature Event of 2024.

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Nearly four months after he had brain surgery, 2019 U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland will return to the PGA Tour at next week's Sony Open.

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Embarking on a journey to elevate your golf game this year? Here are some training aids and devices to help you get there.

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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Lou Guzzi explains the most important golf etiquette rule every beginner golfer should know.

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Loco Moco is a quintessential Hawaiian meal, and at Oahu's Rainbow Drive-In, it's easy to see why. (Hint: taste the gravy!)

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Chris Kirk leads The Sentry, but players like Xander Schauffele and Jordan Spieth are chasing. Here's how to watch it all on Sunday.

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Jordan Spieth contemplating a 3-footer during the third round of the Sentry? New analyst Kevin Kisner had five words of advice.

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Complete 2024 Sentry tee times for Round 4 on Sunday in Hawaii, featuring PGA Tour stars Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele and more.

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Chris Kirk two-putted for birdie from just short of the 18th green at Kapalua on Saturday, giving him a 7-under 66 for a one-shot lead over Akshay Bhatia in The Sentry.

Scottie Scheffler had eight birdies and an eagle for a second-round 9-under 64 at The Sentry, giving him a one-shot lead going into the weekend at the PGA Tour's season opener.

Bettinardi Golf welcomes the new year and the Hawaii PGA Tour swing with a limited-edition putter.The 2024 Queen B 6 Tiki features tropical aesthetics and a unique hosel.Limited run of 500 putters.Available Jan. 9 with a MSRP of $900.

Welcome to 2024! In the golf world, the start of the new year means the PGA Tour is in Hawaii and golf companies are rolling out Hawaiian-themed gear. Nothing like a bit of thematic marketing to let us know the weather in Hawaii is nicer than our weather right now.

That may sound snarky but “snark” is the opposite of what I think. Seeing the sunshine in Hawaii gives me hope that it won’t always be cold here. Spring is on the way!

For a number of years, Bettinardi has celebrated the Hawaiian swing with the release of a “Tiki” themed putter. These putters feature island-inspired aesthetics and an iconic plant or animal centerpiece design. In the past, Bettinardi has added turtles, orcas, sharks and even a pineapple (right side up) to their Tiki releases.

This time around, Bettinardi’s Tiki limited-run putter features the majestic manta ray.

What makes the Tiki QB6 non-stock?

Before we explore the Tiki aesthetics, let’s take a look at the putter side of the story. As you know, a limited-edition putter should give us something we can’t find in the store. It should stand out structurally as well as visually.

Gary Woodland is in the field for next week's Sony Open in Hawaii, his entry coming just three months after he underwent brain surgery.

In today's edition of Play Smart, we hear from two-time major winner Collin Morikawa on the difference between good and great golfers.

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