Callaway Jaws Full Toe Wedge £159

GM Verdict

The Jaws Full Toe wedge is an additional model to the traditional Jaws MD5. It takes some design inspiration from the Pm-grind, notably the high toe peak shape and full-face grooves, but with a slightly more mainstream look that should appeal to a wider audience.

The head shape is certainly a little more triangular than on the Jaws MD5 and we really liked the reduced offset and straighter leading edge.

In terms of spin control, this wedge offers plenty. On full shots struck cleanly, the Foresight Sports GC2 launch monitor told us we were getting nearly 11,000rpm of spin. We got some backspin after the second bounce out on the course and shorter shots flew on a low flight before really standing to attention.

On the back of the wedge, you can see how the four weight ports near the sole become progressively shallower from heel to toe. This seemed to make shots feel almost as solid out of the toe as on well-struck full swings. The thicker toe pad where the Callaway logo sits helps further, but without making the topline look chunky.

We noticed a similar amount of control on openfaced shots, too, because the milling – or grooves between the grooves – is actually at an angle that becomes perpendicular to your target when you open the face.

In terms of versatility, there is only one grind – the C-grind – but it comes in a higher bounce (12˚ in the 56˚ sample we tested). So, it’s much more playable than the low-bounce options previously available.

Not everyone will like the look of the full-face grooves or the fact the face rusts gradually over time, but for those who do, the Jaws Full Toe is one of the best around.