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Acey Golf Live Q&A

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ACEY GOLF IS COMING TO LATT ๐Ÿ‘€

What happens when you take a traditional-looking wedge and build it using metal 3D printing?

Weโ€™re about to find out.

Join us for a Live Q&A with ACEY Golf, the Jacksonville-based brand behind the 263 wedge. The 263 uses 3D-printed 316L stainless steel, with ACEY using the manufacturing process to rethink how weight, feel and performance can be built into a wedge.

Classic looks. A very modern manufacturing process. And plenty to talk about.

Got questions about the 263, 3D-printed golf clubs, or what ACEY is trying to do differently?

Bring them to the Q&A.

ACEY Golf ร— Life At The Turn

Check out the ACEY 263 Wedge

Recommended Comments

Patrick Dawes

Founding Member

Going to try to be there, but question-wise, would love to know if 3D printing allows for more complicated sole shapes than traditional grinding?

How can 3d printing be used to change weight distribution and manipulate wedge performance based on the role a golfer may have for that particular wedge?

Golfer TJ

Founding Member

Curious about the performance with these, are they looking at different grind options in then future?

Coulter

Founding Member

This is really cool!

William P

Founding Member

Interesting design concept with the incorporation of a "crown." would like to understand more on how this facilitates improved performance.

Patrick Dawes

Founding Member

Damn I really wanted to go to this one stupid work stuff got in the way

Ended up talking with Andy for 2 hours!

Over an hour long and some incredible info. cannot wait to get this one posted.

Coulter

Founding Member

I completely forgot about this with the busy day I had!

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