TaylorMade MG3 60

The MG3 60 shares the Raw Face and ZTP-17 groove technology of the 56, with a 10-degree standard bounce that positions it as a firmer-turf lob wedge rather than the high-bounce sand-dedicated configuration. At 60 degrees the Raw Face advantage in spin generation is most pronounced because the shot demands high friction between face and ball for distance control. TaylorMade offered several grind options on the MG3 60, and used examples vary; the standard sole is the most common secondary market find and suits moderate attack angles. The main comparison for a used buyer is against the SM9 60: the MG3 produces comparable spin with a different feel profile, and the raw finish ages visually in a way some players prefer over chrome.