Click on the "Lee Miller Signature" wedges below and read about our new 73 " CNC Micro Milled Face" to maximize ball spin under the rules of golf.
See our latest announcement of the Lee Miller Signature Series on PGA.com.
We are known worldwide for our wedges. Feel Golf's wedges were designed on the Tour in the late 1980's by some of the greatest wedge players to ever play the game. Names like Seve, Jose, Kite, Watson, Devlin, plus many others then, and now. Many of the world's greatest wedge players contributed to the design of these wedges and played by many top name players on various major Tours worldwide, over the last 20 years. In fact, Tour Players gave us our Company name and called our wedges like, "The Dart Thrower" and "High Performance Wedge". PGATour.com voted our wedges "The Best of the Best". Our wedges also received an unprecedented 100% Member Approval Rating by PGATour Partners. These are just few of the accolades bestowed upon our wedges and have been in many a Tour Player's bag over the last 20 years. What makes them different from all other wedges ~ is the consistent feel from one wedge loft to another and the inate ability to "feel" the shot. If you want your short game to improve then these are the last wedges you'll ever need. Plus how many companies can say; a) Our product is 100% built by PGA professionals b) What we send to you is the same as we send to the Tour player ~ No bait and switch here
Feel Golf introduces its new line of “Lee Miller Signature” wedges for the 2010 season. The new wedges with lofts of 46-52-54-56-58-60-64 and the new 73 are designed by PGA Professionals and Feel Golf CEO Lee Miller, a PGA member with a PhD in engineering. The design results are what company officials call a "major design breakthrough" as they created their next generation of clubs to meet the new USGA groove standards, without much of the intended spin loss.
See our latest announcement of the Lee Miller Signature Series on PGA.com.
Designed with a proprietary Ion Plasma finish that is impregnated into the sole finish to keep the club "Slippery" through impact and alleviates mis-hits. 52, 56, 60 & 64 Degrees.
Our trademark is in our consistency. All of our wedges are made identical with the same great feel day after day, year after year, decade after decade.
The only change to any of our wedges is the loft. This consistency produces our distinctive feel and gives players the advantage of knowing exactly how each of their wedges will feel. In fact, each wedge regardless of loft, or color, has identical:
- Frequency - Total Weight - Kick Point - Balance Point - Swing Weight -Total Weight -Feel
Each 36" wedge is in perfect balance. Just place your finger under the first step and watch it balance. Women's clubs are lighter, shorter and can balance differently depending on the type of shaft we use, but are the same 100% consistent and well balanced. Additionally, you should know that each club we make for the consumer and sold in golf shops, be it a wood or iron, is identical as to what is sent to Tour Players. There is no bait and switch here. Our shafts are made to our own specifications by each of our shaft suppliers and prior to assembly are "Tuned". Our shafts are different than any shaft made. All shafts mass produced may look a like, but they're not. No two shafts mass produced are the same and are as individual as human fingerprints.
Our shafts can be used equally well by a Tour Player or a 90 year old (see our shaft overview section) 30 handicapper. Our "Shaft Tuning" method used is as closely guarded as the Coca Cola formula. (See attached shaft study attachment)
"Lee Miller Signature" Wedge Finishes, the QPQ and Matte Satin Chrome are available in RH only.
See sole design picture ~ Our patented wedge sole has been used by many top players over the last 20 years.
The bounce angle is on the trailing edge, and does not come into play until its needed, as in deep rough or the bunker. This design can prevent those skulled and/or fat shots in and around the green.
The depth bounce on the leading edge assists in self locating the centerline of the ball at impact. It also helps part the sand and/or rough much like the bow on a speed boat knifes through the water. The conventional leading edge found on most off the shelf wedges is a like a tug boat or barge, that must plow its way through the water and why so often you'll see players trying to chop their way out the deep rough, but not so much with our sole design.
