Golfer Profile: Shallow angle of attack / Sweeps ball off Turf / Little to no divots
Mis-hits commonly thin.

Description: The lower bounce angle and thinner sole help prevent the club from bouncing off the turf, causing a thin shot. The higher camber allows the ball to be swept off the turf. The generous trailing edge relief allows the club to open without the leading edge coming off the ground.

Theory
A shallower angle of attack demands a rounder sole and less bounce, so the club can slide across the ground and under the ball.

A sweeper swing sweeps the ball off the turf while keeping the club along the ground.

The thinner sole and higher camber keeps the club from bouncing, allowing the blade to scoop the ball forward and up.

Lofts: 53◦/56◦/58◦/60◦            

Golfer Profile: Moderate angle of attack / Swing aggressive through shot / Small to medium divots Mis-hits are both fat and thin.

Description: Aggressive relief in the heel and toe and extreme trailing edge relief allow the leading edge to sit lower to the ground. The high bounce angle reduces the digging action on fuller shots, while the thin sole limits contact with the ground, preventing thin shots.

Theory: This swing type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.
 
With traits from both digger and sweeper, the swing-type requires control for fat and thin shots. A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Lofts: 60◦                                      

Golfer Profile: Moderate angle of attack / Swing aggressive through shot / Small to medium divots Mis-hits are both fat and thin.

Description: The moderate bounce angle and trailing edge relief makes effective bounce lower when the face is square. A full heel and toe create a higher bounce wedge when open for bunker play. Center trailing edge relief allows the leading edge to sit closer to the ground for high, soft shots around the green.

Theory: This swing type has a moderately steep angle of attack, so the club drives into the ball almost as it meets the ground, creating a shallow divot, before sliding through the shot.
 
With traits from both digger and sweeper, the swing-type requires control for fat and thin shots. A medium sole width and medium effective bounce provides control and added versatility.

Lofts: 53◦/56◦/58◦/60◦                

Golfer Profile: Steep angle of attack / Drives through shot / Medium to large divots / Mis-hits commonly fat.

Description: A higher bounce angle and flat, non-cambered sole helps prevent fat shots. Aggressive asymetrical heel and toe relief simulates a wider sole wedge when the face is square. The versatile relief allows the face to be opened around the green without increasing the leading edge height.

Theory: with a steeper angle of attack, the club cuts into the ground after it makes contact, then rises out of the ground due to the higher bounce bounce angle and wider sole.

The digger drives down and through the shot. To better accomplish this, the sole design needs a wider sole and a high effective bounce.

Lofts: 53◦/56◦/58◦/60◦                 

Golfer Profile: Steep angle of attack / Drives through shot / Medium to large divots / Mis-hits commonly fat.

Description: A pure sand wedge. The high bounce angle with little camber or relief creates a high effective bounce angle when the face is square or opened up for sand play. The perfect complement to the SFU 58◦ 60◦

Lofts: 53◦/56◦