Series
Used TaylorMade Milled Grind
2017–2025
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Overview
The TaylorMade Milled Grind series is available in wedges. It spans 5 generations, from the MG1 in 2017 to the MG5 in 2025.
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MG5
37
2025 · 1 club type
Advanced grooves, refined feel, ultimate precision.
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MG4
72
2023 · 1 club type
Enhanced feel, consistent spin, versatile grinds.
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MG3
39
2021 · 1 club type
Raised micro-ribs, progressive CG, ultimate feel.
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MG2
18
2019 · 1 club type
Raw face, sharper grooves, ultimate spin.
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MG1
0
2017 · 1 club type
Precision milling, consistent grind, ultimate control.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
How do the Milled Grind generations differ?
The line runs MG1 in 2017 through to MG5 in 2025, with the sole grinds and groove treatment reworked each time. The milled sole is the constant: it makes the bounce consistent from wedge to wedge.
What does RAW mean, and does the rust matter?
The face is left unplated so it oxidises in play. The rust is intended and is generally held to help spin in wet conditions; it does not indicate a neglected club.
What is the TW grind?
A grind ground to Tiger Woods' own specification, with a narrow sole and considerable heel and toe relief. It rewards a shallow attack and punishes a steep one.
Which finish should I choose?
Chrome resists wear and stays bright, Black and Nickel dull down over time, and Aged Copper is meant to patinate. Beyond glare and appearance it is a cosmetic decision.