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Used Callaway PM Grind

2015–2019

Mickelson had been playing an old high-toed Ping wedge because the extra material let him open the face wide without the leading edge sliding under the ball. PM Grind is Roger Cleveland's production answer to that: a deliberately odd shape, built for players who play the flop.
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Why does PM Grind have such an unusual shape?

It's built around Phil Mickelson's own short game — he'd been playing an old high-toed Ping wedge because the extra material let him open the face wide without the leading edge sliding under the ball, and Roger Cleveland built PM Grind as a production version of that idea.

What's the difference between PM Grind and PM Grind 19?

PM Grind 19 reground the sole and extended the loft range down, so it could be played as a full-swing wedge rather than only a specialist flop-shot club — the tall profile and full-face grooves carry over unchanged.

Can I use PM Grind for normal full swings?

The original was built as a specialist club; PM Grind 19 widened the range specifically to make that possible, so check which generation you're looking at.