Does your short game need a boost? Honma’s T//World W21 is the wedge for you.

Beautiful and classic aesthetics. Practical versatility. Overall playability. The TW21 truly has it all, with a precise center of gravity location that yields the most distance and spin control. Just imagine—accurately relying on your wedges to zero in on the pin with every swing.

The clubhead is made of soft steel with a satin chrome half-mirror finish and a cross milled face that generates spin and tremendous stopping power. A reverse taper blade design in the higher lofts ensures that the ball grips to the clubface longer—especially on high face strikes—to help with backspin. In the lower lofts, a flat blade design helps optimize spin and distance control on full swings.

And here’s what makes this wedge irresistible: It comes in three sole grinds, each catering to different types of players and turf conditions.

Here’s a glance at the different models:

• The I-Sole. Standard in the 48°, 50°, 52° and 54° lofts, the I-Sole has a slight trailing edge relief across the back of the blade. The result? Full sole performance with improved turf interaction at impact. If you want all-around wedges for various turf conditions, this is a fantastic grind for your game, for full swings with these lower lofts.
• The C-Sole. Offered in the 56°, 58° and 60° lofts, the C-Sole has aggressive heel and toe trailing edge relief with a flat bounce surface for shot making versatility. This is the grind to get to open the clubface, and for making full use of your skill and creativity around the green to hit flop shots.
• The S-Sole. Available in the 58° and 60° lofts, the S-Sole has four-way relief for shot making with extra forgiveness. That means if you find yourself in a lot of bunkers and just want to get the ball up and out, or if the courses you play most often have a plethora of steeper sand traps, this is the grind for you. It's wider, fuller sole is highly effective across various turf conditions, especially from bunkers.

The wedge is offered in both graphite and steel shafts. So, indulge in a professional fitting to see which loft and sole combination works best for you. Then watch your scores drop … and realize you just made an equipment investment for a razor-sharp short game.