TaylorMade has built its TP wedges with ‘xFT’ – Exchangeable Face Technology – which means the clubs’ CNC-milled clubfaces can be replaced when they become worn. The clubface groves are flanked by a rough surface with a view to maximizing grip on the ball. The wedges come fitted with a ‘Z Groove face’ as standard, featuring groove dimensions that are legal to club golfers until 2024, but the ‘ZTP groove face’ conforms for Tour play in 2010 and is sold separately. The TP wedges are available in a variety of 10 specs and are scheduled for retail delivery in February.