I really hate it when I have to hunt for my golf ball in a deep bunker with steep walls. It’s definitely one of the reasons why I’ll never forget my game at Las Colinas Golf & Country Club in 2018.
That’s why I thought I’d show you the new TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 wedges. The new TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 wedges are built on the success of previous Hi-Toe wedge generations.
The Hi-Toe 4 embodies proven TaylorMade design and technologies, with a number of added performance features designed to give golfers more confidence, control, and versatility in their short game.
The toe mass pad is more visually pronounced in Hi-Toe 4 wedges than in Hi-Toe 3. The more extensive profile gives golfers the confidence to execute a full suite of short-game shots.
Additionally, full-face grooves in the 54°, 56°, 58°, and 60° lofts enable the use of the entire face.
Like Milled Grind 4, Hi-Toe 4 wedges have an elevated CG. This promotes low launch conditions and maximum spin. With TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4, golfers can expect a penetrating, high-spin ball flight that’s predictable in all types of conditions.
TaylorMade’s Spin Tread technology, initially seen on the face of Milled Grind 4 wedges, is featured in the Hi-Toe wedge line for the first time.
Adding to the spin equation, Hi-Toe 4 wedges feature a raw face finish. This helps reduce glare, which is common on other plated finishes like chrome.
Cosmetically, Hi-Toe 4 wedges set themselves apart with their Copper finish. This finish reduces glare and will develop a patina over time to create a unique look without sacrificing performance.
Hi-Toe 4 wedges come in multiple different All-Terrain grinds suitable for the entire spectrum of golfing abilities and the wide range of conditions golfers play in.
The ATS is the most versatile and all-encompassing of the Hi-Toe 4 grinds (=All Terrain Standard Grind). It’s suitable for players who prefer a neutral face angle at address, fits all swing types, and can be used in various playing conditions.
The ATS grind is available in the full menu of lofts ranging from 50° to 60°.
This asymmetric bounce and concave sole will benefit golfers with shallow angles of attack or those playing off tight, firm turf.
This multifunctional design and increased effective bounce in the open-face position allow for plenty of face manipulation and shot versatility. The ATV (=All Terrain Versatility Grind) grind comes in lofts of 56°, 58° and 60°.
The ATC (=All Terrain C Grind) grind offers our lowest bounce option with its unique, reverse C-sole design.
Noticeable heel and toe relief make this grind a trusted choice for shallow players and firm conditions. It is available in both 58° and 60° lofts.
TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4: pricing, availability, specifications
TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 Wedges will be available for preorder in stores on August 14 at £149 / €199 / SEK 2,199 / NOK 2,199 / DKK 1,499 / CHF 199 per wedge.
The stock shaft is the True Temper Dynamic Golf Tour Issue 115g steel shaft, and the stock grip is the Lamkin Crossline 360 Black/Copper 52g grip.
Hi-Toe 4 wedges are available in a comprehensive package of lofts ranging from 50° to 60°. This gives players of all abilities plenty of options to customize their wedge gapping.
For golfers who prefer a finish other than copper, the My Hi-Toe 4 feature allows them to choose from fully raw, chrome, and black finishes.
