The new Cleveland RTZ 2 wedges feature a series of Roger Cleveland signature grinds, including the reintroduction of the 588 grind, to deliver more custom fitting options and versatility to Cleveland wedges. The Cleveland RTZ 2 wedges also consist of a Z-Alloy material that is both softer and longer-lasting, allowing golfers to get tremendous performance in a more durable wedge design and package.
0:00 Key Details and Tech
2:58 Testing – 80-yard shot
5:55 Testing – Chip Shot from Rough
10:10 Testing – Greenside Bunker Shot
12:12 Final Thoughts
In this video, 2nd Swing’s Drew Mahowald is at Braemar Golf Course with 2nd Swing master fitter Harrison Arnold to test the Cleveland RTZ 2 wedges in a couple of different on-course scenarios and evaluate how effective the Cleveland RTZ 2 wedges can be.
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First to the comments 😊 looking forward to this haven't used a Cleveland in 10 years maybe it's time, cheers 🍻
I’ve used many brands of wedges but always seem to come back to Clevelands. I currently carry the RTX6 52 degree and the RTZ Tour Rack 56 Adapt grind. Love them both. Since my current set of irons have a 44 degree PW, the 56 is the highest loft I carry.
They are still behind Vokeys for the same $$. Better grinds, options and finishes with Vokey.
I'd like to see some content on wedge shaft selection — the most standard ones are much heavier than most graphite shafts