The leading edge on the ATK has a little more radius (curve) with a wider sole for maximum versatility and forgiveness. Shots with the stingray seem to want flight in at lower trajectory vs my gamer which I hit a bit of a floater. In one way of thinking, it’s not the easiest for me to tell if I hit it right on the button, or off towards the toe (my miss).

The problem is that you will throw one right at the stick and suck it all the way back off the front of the green. They will start posting their reviews and photos shortly and make sure to ask any questions you might have! Where I’ve used it: Pheasant Acres golf course/driving range in Corcoran, MN, and Fox Hollow golf course in St.I don’t know why, but I think the combo of the KBS shaft (one I’ve admittedly never used before) and the lower launching, tour-inspired flight from the Stingray TT gives me about 5-7 yards more than similar setups. There are two performance elements that I was impressed by and found even more important than the spin. I don't compete in competitions and won't be any time soon, so the non-forming part doesn't bother me at all.

RTG Wide) and it took some getting used to seeing the ball stop a good 2 feet short of my gamers from 10 feet out. I initially saw these wedges on the Golfholics YouTube channel when Mike and Marko played some shots with them during their round. While some golfers prefer a bladed style wedge because of the perceived enhanced feel, the StingRay takes material that would be in the middle of the club and pushes it out to the perimeters. Headquartered in the heart of the golf industry haven of Carlsbad, CA, Indi Golf is a developer, global seller, and manufacturer of premium wedges and putters, along with the innovative ScratchStick training tool. TractionFace grips the ball with 22 full face grooves for spin on longer shots and a diagonal micro mill pattern on the face for incredible spin around the green.

This wedge is very consistent though, I’m not sure if that has to do with the scoopback, but I can’t think of one shot that felt bad with it maybe very forgiving. As far as quality/durability, I think this wedge is very close to other wedges I have played in the past (Glide, Cleveland RTX, Vokey SM). From address, the Stingray’s a classic shaped wedge with a bit of a high toe and straight-ish leading edge.

After learning about the different models and how they perform during the Indi Golf Product Clinic, I was completely sold on the benefits these wedges would provide for my golf game. I was mesmerized by the spin characteristics and the ability to make the ball do things that I wasn’t able to do with other wedges. I’ve had a chance to play Indi wedges for awhile – check my review for the Stingray TT Wedge – so I’ve got a true apples to apples comparison here. What it’ll do is add some more meat along the edges of the wedge face, and that will effect feel and forgiveness.For anyone who is not familiar with what the Indi design has to offer, let’s take a second to go over that. Instead of going over shots I'll just go over a bit about the club and will follow up when I have more chances to hit it. What I noticed right away about the Indi TT wedge is the “scoopback” tech along the back of the wedge. The stingray is made with Carbon steel and immediately I can tell the feel is really good and solid from the shots I hit on the range.