Callaway’s Opus SP+ Wedges: The Spin Pocket Wins at Making Spin

Callaway’s Opus SP+ wedge hides its best feature on the INSIDE. In this video I break down the “spin pocket” — a hollowed-out chamber and high-tungsten weighting that raises the center of gravity to give better players a lower, more piercing, higher-spin ball flight.

Here’s what I cover:
• What the “spin pocket” actually is and where it lives in the head
• Why raising CG (the opposite of your driver) is the secret to flighting wedges down
• How the SP+ differs from the standard SP and SP Platinum (25% bigger pocket, more tungsten)
• Who the SP+ is GREAT for — and who should skip it (high-flight strugglers, wet-condition players)
• On-course testing with the 60Z grind at Grand Cypress, Orlando

If you play a sand or lob wedge (54°–60°) and want more control and spin into greens, this one’s worth understanding before you buy.

0:00 Why Grinds & Grooves Aren’t the Whole Story
0:31 What the “Spin Pocket” Actually Is
1:03 Why Raising the CG Flights Your Wedges Down
2:08 The Tungsten Secret + What’s New in the SP+
2:44 Who Should — and Shouldn’t — Play It
3:19 On-Course Test at Grand Cypress
4:10 Final Thoughts

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Thanks very much, and I look forward to seeing you again really soon.

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