The Genesis Invitational

Torrey Pines Golf Course (South Course)



    PXG

    Sugar Daddy 0311

    Our Review:

    The Sugar Daddy is a modern-looking wedge that will win over any traditionalist with its performance. Weighting high in the toe raises the center of gravity and moves it closer to the center of the head, increasing spin and giving the club versatility on pitch and open-face shots. A proprietary weighting system, featuring lightweight titanium and heavier tungsten weights, optimizes the club’s stability on off-center hits. The club is CNC milled, a process that improves groove performance—delivering high spin and increased control—but ensures all design and aesthetic elements are made exactly the way the product was drawn up. Multiple soles are offered in the higher lofts: a versatile sole designed to perform in all types of conditions and a narrow sole for tighter lies.

    Price: $650
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    Ratings
    Performance

    45%*

    Innovation

    30%*

    Look / Sound / Feel

    20%*

    Demand

    5%*

    * Percentage of total score

    Player Comments
    Low-Handicapper
    Mid-Handicapper

    Oodles of spin with no extra effort. The heft makes your swing feel soft but powerful. Strong, clear sound on all hits.

    High-Handicapper

    Oodles of spin with no effort. The club head weight makes the swing soft and powerful. Can stick shots with ease.

    Club Specs

    Lofts

    10 options (50 to 64 degrees); 2 sole grinds

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