Beyond "It's Okay to Duff!" DJ is a brand designed to make playing easier and more enjoyable for amateur golfers. Since its launch, the DJ series has pursued wedges that allow amateur golfers to "put spin on the ball with their equipment and get closer to the hole more easily." The latest addition, the DJ-6, features a new canyon sole that is the most "fat-resistant" in DJ history, and was created with the desire to help amateur golfers aiming to "break 100" improve their best scores. DJ will continue to help amateur golfers improve their game. [DETAIL] ●Grand Canyon Sole. There are two main types of mistakes amateurs make: topping the ball or duffing it. The DJ-6 features a newly developed G-Canyon sole that is highly resistant to duffing. Through repeated testing of the height difference between the bumper sole and the canyon bounce, the two sole surfaces work synergistically and in a balanced way. The bumper sole allows the club head to penetrate the ground moderately, while the canyon bounce firmly grips the ground, preventing it from digging too deep and pushing the ball forward. It provides a fully automatic, easy-to-hit feel that lets the club do all the work. ●Optimal weight distribution design. The weight distribution of the head is optimized by combining the "W reverse taper blade" and the "theater blade structure". Weight is placed on the blade top toe side and the rear of the sole to further enhance stability at impact. ●Theater blade structure. By eliminating the step in the cavity and flowing the face thickness in a theater-like shape, vibrations transmitted to the hands and the center of gravity are controlled. It achieves both the "feel" and "ease of use" that golfers seek in forged soft iron. ●Head material. This forged head uses S20C (soft iron), which is one of the softest head materials. It gives golfers a feeling of the ball sticking to the club at impact. ●Precision forging process. The back face is precisely forged, the base is carefully prepared, and then finished with fine shots, making it scratch-resistant and maintaining its beauty. ● New High-Spin Mirror Forged Face. Further evolving the manufacturing method of the conventional high-spin mirror forged face, which provides stable spin performance even in the rough, the new high-spin mirror forged face pursues a groove shape that is right at the edge of the rules. It suppresses the decrease in spin performance even in the rough or on rainy days, providing stable spin performance. ● Original lightweight steel shaft "DS-91w" specifically for wedges. A 96g wedge-specific steel shaft developed in pursuit of "just the right amount of swingability" and "ease of use as a club." As a standard wedge that reliably catches the green, it can accommodate a wide range of golfers. Black Friday
The latest addition to the DJ series, which is positioned as a relatively easy-to-use series within the Fourteen lineup, has arrived: the DJ-6.
Fourteen wedges are quite popular among advanced players and top amateurs, and the DJ series is known for its ease of use. I immediately tried out the DJ-6. The selling point of this model is the G-Canyon sole, which has a concave center and is said to be resistant to fat shots, and I could certainly feel how well it glided through the turf. Also, the spin performance, which is a characteristic of Fourteen, was stable and did not disappoint. It was already a high-performance wedge, but this one made me confident that it would evolve even further.
The manufacturer's original carbon shaft model is also available and selling well.