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Callaway wedge designer Roger Cleveland poses with his new Jaws line of wedges at the PGA Show.

SOMEWHERE you can just hear the music, it’s getting faster and it’s getting louder.

But the music that Callaway’s new line of wedges is playing, will be music to the ears of golfers, who need approach shots to check up by the flagstick, or to release from bunkers around the green.

Roger Cleveland the Callaway wedge designer has not rested on his laurels from the PM-4’s or Mack Daddy designed wedges, that came out with rave reviews just over a year ago.

The new Jaws wedges are little more sleeker than previous Callaway wedges.

The Jaws wedges have a different weight dispersion pattern than in Callaway’s previous models.

Jaws wedges a slimmer and sleeker, while cutting through sand and rough like a knife and without issues.

The cutting and milling process is more refined on golf clubs than it ever was, and that does not just apply to drivers and putters. You can figure in the irons and wedges as well.

Click here to hear the interview with Callaway wedge designer Roger Cleveland.

You can now order the Jaws wedges through Callaway.com or through your local pro shop or golf retail store. Learn more about Jaws wedges by visiting Callawaygolf.com.