TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 vs TaylorMade MG5 Wedges

Side-by-side factory option matrices. Lofts where the two lines offer a different number of options are highlighted.

Options at each loft

Bounce and grind options at each loft: Hi-Toe 4 vs MG5.
Loft Hi-Toe 4 bounce / grind # MG5 bounce / grind #
46°not offered—9° SB1
48°not offered—9° SB1
50°9° ATS19° SB1
52°9° ATS19° SB1
54°10° ATS110° SC, 12° SB, 13° HB3
56°10° ATS, 11° ATV, 12° ATX, 14° ATW48° LB, 10° SC, 12° SB, 12° TW, 14° HB5
58°8° ATC, 10° ATS, 11° ATV, 12° ATX, 14° ATW58° LB, 9° SC, 10° SB, 11° SX, 12° HB5
60°8° ATC, 10° ATS, 11° ATV, 12° ATX, 14° ATW58° LB, 9° SC, 10° SB, 11° SX, 11° TW, 12° HB6

Each cell lists the bounce/grind combinations sold at that loft, factory standard. Highlighted counts differ between the two lines.

Options per loft

  • Hi-Toe 4
  • MG5
Hi-Toe 4 and MG5 options per loftColumn chart of the number of bounce and grind options per loft for the Hi-Toe 4 and the MG5. 46 degrees: 0 and 1. 48 degrees: 0 and 1. 50 degrees: 1 and 1. 52 degrees: 1 and 1. 54 degrees: 1 and 3. 56 degrees: 4 and 5. 58 degrees: 5 and 5. 60 degrees: 5 and 6.012345646MG5 at 46°: 1 option48MG5 at 48°: 1 option50Hi-Toe 4 at 50°: 1 optionMG5 at 50°: 1 option52Hi-Toe 4 at 52°: 1 optionMG5 at 52°: 1 option54Hi-Toe 4 at 54°: 1 optionMG5 at 54°: 3 options56Hi-Toe 4 at 56°: 4 optionsMG5 at 56°: 5 options58Hi-Toe 4 at 58°: 5 optionsMG5 at 58°: 5 options60Hi-Toe 4 at 60°: 5 optionsMG5 at 60°: 6 optionsOptionsLoft
Bounce/grind options offered at each loft: 17 options in all for the Hi-Toe 4, 23 for the MG5. A missing column means the model is not sold at that degree.

What the differences mean

The MG5 offers the wider selection: 23 loft/bounce/grind combinations against 17 for the Hi-Toe 4. The MG5 also has the deeper grind catalogue: 6 sole grinds against 5.

The Hi-Toe 4 is sold from 50° to 60°, the MG5 from 46° to 60°. Only the MG5 comes in 46° and 48°.

The scoring lofts are where bounce and grind choice matters most: at 56° the MG5 offers 5 options to 4; at 58° both offer 5 options; at 60° the MG5 offers 6 options to 5. More options at a degree means more ways to match the sole to your turf and swing, which is what a wedge fitting actually selects.

The two lines launched 1 year apart (2024 and 2025), so they compete head-to-head rather than one replacing the other.

Which should you choose?

Neither is the better wedge outright — both are current tour-style designs. The MG5 offers the wider option matrix, which matters if you want an unusual bounce or grind at your loft; otherwise choose on feel, finish and price at the combination you actually play.

Both option charts are reproduced in full on their own pages: TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 specs and TaylorMade MG5 specs.

Frequently asked questions

Which offers more options, the TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 or the MG5?

The MG5 does: 23 loft, bounce and grind combinations against 17 for the TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4.

What lofts do the TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 and MG5 come in?

The TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 is sold from 50 to 60 degrees and the MG5 from 46 to 60 degrees. They share 6 lofts.

Which has more 56 degree options, the TaylorMade Hi-Toe 4 or the MG5?

The MG5: 5 bounce/grind options at 56 degrees against 4.

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