We were so unimpressed with it during several range sessions, that we repeatedly forgot to put it any bags during playing rounds. Luckily, we finally remembered. Few, if any, clubs have ever made a more sterling on-course debut than did this Tour Edge. It knocked our socks off. This is a nice looking wood, but it is not one intended for serious golfers.
High handicappers are the target audience, here.
Unlike the Rescue and most other hybrids, the ProStaff has no heavy metal inserts in the sole. The trajectories of the ProStaff are high enough so that that feature will not be missed during normal play, but as a trouble club from heavy rough it will be at a disadvantage. For an inexpensive wood, the Wilson looks and feels good both in the bag and at address. The short shaft makes it easy to use with consistency. Shots fly high and soft, but with noticeably less distance than do other 18 degree hybrids.