Since moving to AZ I’ve found the turf to be much harder than the playing surfaces of MN and WI.  I orders the lower bounce option in the 58* Ping Glide 2.0 wedges which has the Tour Sole because I wanted to see if it would improve my turf interaction.  I have been really happy with this choice.  It clips the ball very cleanly off tight lies (which seem like all lies in AZ are tight).  I went with the standard sole in the 54* and 50* wedge which have a mid bounce design.  This worked out well for the mostly full shots I hit with these clubs.  They also tweaked the leading edge to make it just a little easier to get that crisp clean contact to better shots. The Ping Glide 2.0 wedges have really good feel because of the tuning bar across the back of the cavity.  While they are cast, they have a much softer feel because of the vibration damping design.

The Ping Glide 2.0 wedges really shine in the spin department because of the new grooves.  The grooves are sharper and closer together for more spin.  While more spin is always nice, the control of that spin is even more valuable.  These wedges can be manipulated to spin or roll out.  While all wedges can do this by your swing, these are some of the best at consistently doing exactly what you want.  The high spin rates are awesome on longer precise shots or tight chips that need to stop quickly, while being able to dial the spin back for long pitches is a nice feature.