MEITO Wedge Sou-03
NSCi110 Steel / 46
$552
| Loft Angle (±) | 46 | 48 | 50 | 52 | 54 | 56 | 58 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lie Angle (±) | 64 | 64 | 64 | 64 | 64 | 64 | 64 |
| Bounce Angle | 4 | 5 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 13 | 15 |
| Head Weight (g) | 301 | 302 | 302 | 302 | 302 | 302 | 303 |
| Face Progression (mm) | 4 | 4.5 | 5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 6 |
| Head Material | S20C | ||||||
| Face Material | S20C | ||||||
Product Story
A champagne-gold finish casts a gentle light, giving this wedge a refined presence around the green. A master craftsman carefully shapes the sole, enabling nuanced shot-making—opening or closing the face, engaging or releasing bounce as the lie demands. Whether you float it, check it, or let it roll, every motion links together smoothly so that the entire approach feels like a single graceful gesture. A piece that balances luxury and practicality, and rewards its owner every time it is drawn from the bag.
Master's Story
"From the earliest days of golf club making in Japan, this workshop has stood as one of the most historically significant in the country.
Located in the birthplace of Japan’s golf club industry, it has continued forging clubs for over half a century. Even now, the sounds of fire and metal ring out as a living testament to the traditions passed down through generations.
At the heart of its legacy was a craftsman who could rightfully be called an inventor.
In an era when wooden heads were the norm, he challenged their fragility and gave birth to an unthinkable idea at the time: the carbon head.
Many technologies that are now considered standard—multi-metal faces, cavity-back designs—can trace their origins to his relentless experimentation and bold spirit.
The clubs crafted here embody not only the forging techniques inherited from swordsmiths, but also a fearless drive to redefine tradition.
Each piece holds more than soft iron—it holds a uniquely Japanese beauty born of inherited hands and pioneering creativity.
This is a workshop that doesn’t just preserve tradition—it propels it forward. Such is the spirit of these makers."
A champagne-gold finish casts a gentle light, giving this wedge a refined presence around the green. A master craftsman carefully shapes the sole, enabling nuanced shot-making—opening or closing the face, engaging or releasing bounce as the lie demands. Whether you float it, check it, or let it roll, every motion links together smoothly so that the entire approach feels like a single graceful gesture. A piece that balances luxury and practicality, and rewards its owner every time it is drawn from the bag.
Master's Story
"From the earliest days of golf club making in Japan, this workshop has stood as one of the most historically significant in the country.
Located in the birthplace of Japan’s golf club industry, it has continued forging clubs for over half a century. Even now, the sounds of fire and metal ring out as a living testament to the traditions passed down through generations.
At the heart of its legacy was a craftsman who could rightfully be called an inventor.
In an era when wooden heads were the norm, he challenged their fragility and gave birth to an unthinkable idea at the time: the carbon head.
Many technologies that are now considered standard—multi-metal faces, cavity-back designs—can trace their origins to his relentless experimentation and bold spirit.
The clubs crafted here embody not only the forging techniques inherited from swordsmiths, but also a fearless drive to redefine tradition.
Each piece holds more than soft iron—it holds a uniquely Japanese beauty born of inherited hands and pioneering creativity.
This is a workshop that doesn’t just preserve tradition—it propels it forward. Such is the spirit of these makers."
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