October 17, 2026

Wedges

ben hogan tk wedge

In keeping with its namesake legend’s ultra-accurate game, The Ben Hogan TK wedges were “Engineered for accuracy.  Forged for feel.” The wedges offer a unique V-Sole sole for excellent versatility from any lie.

Wedges have to be the most precisely engineered clubs in your bag.  That’s why Hogan engineers designed their wedges independently of one another with focused precision. Each wedge is designed independently to maximize performance to each loft. The TK wedges are offered in every degree 44 to 63 degrees. They are forged to provide excellent feel and feedback and have a 100 percent CNC milled face for exceptional spin.

In Ben Hogan TK wedges, engineers re-distributed the mass more evenly across the back of the club head to fix every swing fault.  In turn, they deliver more penetrating trajectories on full swings, and the distance control on all shots that is so important to scoring range performance.  Plus, Ben Hogan TK wedges are easier to flight down and much more responsive to those “in-between” shots around the greens.

With Ben Hogan TK wedges, as loft decreases from the lob wedge down to the gap wedge, some of the mass is gradually redistributed more toward the heel and toe, and higher on the club head. This ensures optimum trajectories on full shots, and improved distance control anywhere. And shots caught high on the face fly almost exactly like a well-struck shot.

Distance control is the real measure of a good wedge player.  Ben Hogan TK wedges are engineered to help you be the best wedge player you can be.

www.benhogan.com | Check the price on Amazon!

cleveland rtx and cbx wedges

The Cleveland RTX and CBX help keep this world-renowned wedge builder at the front of the pack for 2018.

When Cleveland announced its new cavity back CBX Wedge —designed for the 84 percent of golfers who play cavity back irons, according to their research — Golf Tips did an on-course comparison with the blade version of its sibling, the RTX-3, which debuted earlier in 2017 (there’s also an RX-3 “cavity back”). Both were 54 degrees with standard stiff Dynamic Gold shafts; the RTX-3 had a V-Fit “mid-range sole grind” to fit most amateurs’ games.

At address the wedges look quite similar, with identical groove/strike zones (both of which benefit from Cleveland’s Feel Balancing Technology, which moves the club’s center of gravity closer to the center of the Rotex face), and identical toe shapes. The CBX has a slightly more curved leading edge to help the wedge move more smoothly through rough or sand. Overall the visual feedback from both is of generous dimensions and a broad strike zone whether squaring or opening the face.

Their biggest difference — besides the “classic blade” vs. deep cavity-back trailing sides — is bounce. The RTX-3’s mid-range grind offers a narrower and shallower angle between the club’s bottom and leading edge, while the CBX is wider along the base with a more acute bounce angle. In other words, it’s built not only to launch the ball higher from grass but increase the odds of escaping a trap in one go.

RTX-3 performs well out of sand with a slightly opened face, losing little momentum with a medium swing and cutting through the slightly wet surface with ease. The RTX-3 gets the nod from a mid-range fairway bunker thanks to its slightly lower overall trajectory and tighter bounce.

On turf, both wedges boast that solid yet soft and smooth feel that golfers expect from Cleveland.The RTX-3 is a bit more workable in terms of distance elevation control, especially from tighter lies. The new stick’s more pronounced bounce is noticeable on those slightly hooded runners. The CBX, meanwhile, goes a great job from medium-length rough. Both excel on the spin side, completing check-and-runs and soft lobs with just the right amount of pull-back or roll-out depending on swing length.

In the end, the Cleveland RTX-3 lives up to its stated purpose as a stick for more skilled players, while the brand new CBX is, as the company purports, “a forgiving yet versatile wedge that caters to the needs of the majority of golfers.” If you struggle in the scoring range with your current old-school blade, the CBX could be the club you’ve been looking for (and beyond it is Cleveland’s Smart Sole 3 wedge, also a new model, which is “created for golfers who want maximum forgiveness”).

www.clevelandgolf.com | Check the price of the RTX-3 on Amazon! | Check the price of the CBX on Amazon!

 

ping glide 2.0 stealth wedge

The Ping Glide 2.0 Stealth wedges’ 8620 carbon steel head and precision-milled grooves deliver a softer feel and higher-spinning shots for greater control. The tour-inspired Stealth finish, which yields less glare and makes the head appear smaller, is applied using a QPQ (Quench Polish Quench) process for added durability. This wedge fits the game and the eye of players for whom performance and appearance go hand in hand.

A patented precision wheel-cut half groove near the lead edge on the 56, 58 and 60 degree improves engagement with the ball (specifically low on the face) to significantly increase spin and control from all conditions. The wheel-cut milling process was developed by PING’s engineering and manufacturing teams to enable grooves with a sharper edge radius, which increases interaction with the cover of the ball at impact, creating more friction for improved spin and trajectory control. The grooves in the lower-lofted wedges (46, 50 and 52 degrees) are milled with a 20 degree sidewall and a .005-inch edge radius for optimal full-shot performance. The higher-lofted versions (54, 56, 58 and 60 degrees) are milled to a .004-inch edge radius and a 28 degree sidewall to impart more spin, especially around the greens.

“The tour player response has been exceptional,” said Solheim. “The players first comment about the Stealth finish, which not only looks cool, they like how it makes the head appear smaller and it limits reflections on bright days. Once they feel it and see how much spin and control the grooves provide, the wedges go straight in the bag.”

The patented design is offered in four sole grinds (SS, WS, ES and TS) to ensure Glide 2.0 Stealth wedges can be fit to a golfer’s divot depth or attack angle and most common turf conditions.

www.ping.com | Check the price on Amazon!

taylormade hi-toe wedge

The new milled grind TaylorMade Hi-Toe wedge is designed to deliver optimal short-game control for a multitude of shots and conditions around the green.

Featuring a higher, more centrally-located center of gravity, the new Hi-Toe wedge launches the golf ball lower while generating more spin and control from a variety of lies. The result, a wedge that gives golfers full confidence standing over full strikes, delicate chips, bump-and-runs, controlled pitches and precision-based flop shots, as well as providing excellent escape options from greenside bunkers.

“Our Tour players couldn’t wait to put this in the bag; Dustin Johnson praised the performance of the Hi-Toe following his dominant victory at Kapalua; we’re confident that this wedge will benefit golfers of all abilities around the green, regardless of what style of course they’re playing on,” said Bill Price, senior director, product creation, putters and wedges.

The Hi-Toe’s full-face scoring lines ensure consistent ball contact out of the rough, while the high bounce leading edge and channel cut midsole make for a more efficient turf interaction which provides cleaner contact with the golf ball for optimal short-game accuracy and control. The enhanced heel and toe relief of the Hi-Toe wedge allows golfers to accomplish a wide array of shots without the club digging into turf, while the sole cavity features three trapezoid-shaped pockets that optimize weight distribution, which in turn enhances the wedge’s feel.

www.taylormadegolf.com | Check the price on Amazon!

titleist vokey wedge 2018

Master Craftsman Bob Vokey and his pioneering R&D team continue to shape the future of wedge design with the introduction of the new Titleist Vokey Design Spin Milled 7 wedges. They provide all golfers the opportunity for a better, more confident short game through unmatched craftsmanship, technology and performance.

Vokey’s prior generation SM6 models ushered in a new era of wedge innovation and performance with their groundbreaking Progressive Center of Gravity (CG) design. The advancements made with SM7 – already the most played wedge model on the PGA Tour, with four SM7’s in the bag of Jordan Spieth – further widen the performance gap between a Vokey and all other wedges.

Improving in all three areas of wedge performance, new SM7 models provide increased shot versatility with expanded fitting options, improved distance and trajectory control and more spin. Finely tuned Progressive Center of Gravity locations improve trajectory and distance control while creating the best-feeling Vokey wedges to date. A concept pioneered by Vokey R&D, Progressive Center of Gravity aligns the CG with the impact position of each loft to produce precise distance and trajectory control with exceptional feel. Engineered using cutting-edge CAD technology, Progressive CG is visible technology on the back of the wedge.

Bob and his team identified the opportunity for an additional Spin Milled cutting process for plated wedges (Tour Chrome and Brushed Steel) as compared to the raw offerings (Jet Black and Raw). This new method improves upon Vokey’s industry-leading groove cutting tolerances, resulting in a more precise cut by finish and more spin in the plated wedges. A proprietary heat treatment is applied to all Vokey Design SM7 wedges, resulting in longer lasting spin through the life of the wedge.

The fastest way to a better short game is through a wedge fitting. Developed through his collaboration with the world’s best shot makers, Bob’s six tour-proven sole grinds — F, S, M, K, L and the new D grind – allow golfers of all skill levels to be precisely fit for their swing type, shot making style and course conditions. Vokey SM7 offers the game’s most complete selection of lofts, bounces and grinds, with 23 different combinations Golfers can learn more about custom fitting, locate a fitter and try the online Vokey SM7 Wedge Selector Tool.

Advanced testing of SM6 models showed an opportunity to enhance the CG locations within SM7. The Vokey R&D team pushed the locations even further – higher on the high lofts and lower on the low lofts – to produce more consistent performance with noticeably better feel at impact.

www.vokey.com| Check the price on Amazon!

 

TaylorMade Milled Grind Wedges

TaylorMade Milled Grind WedgesThe TaylorMade Milled Grind wedges feature meticulously considered materials, shaping and grinds that cater to the needs of the world’s best wedge players. They relied on input from Tour players along with extensive iterative testing. Each leading edge and sole grind is individually CNC milled for accuracy and consistency from club to club and grind to grind. This process faithfully reproduces the master design of the surfaces most impactful on the performance of the wedge. A low effective bounce (LB) grind provides the least amount of ground resistance, a standard grind (SB) has a median ground resistance, and a high bounce (HB) grind features a wider sole that offers the most ground resistance. The new wedges also exhibit a deeper bore and shaft insertion, and visible in the heel of every sole is the precision weight port filled with a soft yet durable red polymer. The deeper bore moves weight from the hosel to a more central location for better CG, making the club more solid and forgiving. A new groove configuration offers 38.5 percent steeper side walls that reduce launch angle and increase spin rate. The closer spacing also adds one additional groove on the face.

$149.99 | www.taylormadegolf.com

Ping Glide 2.0 Wedges

Ping Glide 2.0 WedgesThe new Ping Glide 2.0 wedges leading to more precise short game performance from all conditions thanks to precision-milled faces with sharper groove edges than any previous Ping wedge model, dramatically increasing spin rates and trajectory control. An extremely precise wheel-cut milling process developed by PING’s engineering and manufacturing teams enables grooves with a sharper edge radius, which increases interaction with the cover of the ball at impact, creating more friction for improved spin and trajectory control. The grooves in the lower-lofted wedges are milled with a 20-degree sidewall and a .005” edge radius for optimal full-shot performance. The higher-lofted versions are milled to a .004-inch edge radius and a 28-degree sidewall to impart more spin, especially around the greens. By spacing the precision-milled grooves closer together, Ping’s engineers designed the lower- lofted options with one additional groove (compared to the original Glide wedge) to increase spin and control on full shots. The higher-lofted versions feature two more grooves for more spin on chip and pitch shots. The soft, 431 stainless steel heads are distinguished by a hydropearl chrome finish, which adds a new level of performance by repelling moisture for reduced sole friction. The lead edges and sole grinds have been carefully crafted for exceptional surface interaction and versatility, gliding through the turf and sand to enable creativity and shot making. The patented design has key refinements to the four sole grinds (SS, WS, ES and TS) ensure Glide 2.0 wedges can be fit to a golfer’s divot depth or attack angle and most common turf conditions.
$150 steel, $175 graphite | www.ping.com

Cobra King PUR Wedges

Cobra King PUR WedgesCobra’s new wedges featuring a new raw, un-plated stainless steel finish for maximum spin, improved feel, versatility and precision around the greens. The Cobra KING PUR Wedges utilize Cobra’s patented Progressive Spin Technology in three specific sole grinds designed to cater to three very different types of wedge play and conditions. They constructed from Raw 304 stainless steel to maximize spin performance with ultra-precise grooves and a finish that diffuses sunlight to reduce glare at address. Their Progressive Milled Grooves feature wider grooves and closer gapping on higher lofted wedges, and traditional thinner, deeper grooves on lower lofted wedges. The wider groove design allows higher lofted wedges to grab the ball to impart more spin, and make spin performance more consistent through-out the set. The new grooves are combined with Variable Face Roughness (VFR), a face milling technology that maximizes both RA (average roughness) and RY (max peak-to-peak depth) to the USGA limit, delivering more control and precision on greenside shots. The KING PUR wedge is available in three sole grind configurations that feature the Cobra notch. Each has its own set of advantages: the Versatile sole features heel and toe relief and a medium bounce to provide overall versatility on medium to firm turf conditions; the Classic configuration has a high sole bounce and progressively wider sole from heel to toe for ease of use on all turf conditions; and the WideLow option has a low bounce that works well on medium to soft turf conditions. They are available in lofts ranging from 52-60 degrees and come standard with True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 (Stiff) shafts and Lamkin Crossline grips.

$119.00 | www.cobragolf.com

Callaway Mack Daddy Forged Wedges

Callaway Mack Daddy Forged WedgesRoger Cleveland’s special talent for working with Tour pros and understanding the nuances of what they want in a wedge’s look, feel and performance is what makes him the industry’s preeminent master of wedge design. That, and his unparalleled knowledge of all that’s necessary to bring a wedge from initial concept to finished club is what makes the new Callaway Mack Daddy Forged wedges ultra‐premium. The unique new shape, forged of soft 1025c steel, delivers exceptionally satisfying feel and response on every shot. Less offset, a squarer toe and a straighter leading edge create a clean, confidence-inducing appearance at address to promote crisp contact and command control. Added control comes from progressive CG positioning, in which the CG gradually moves upward as the loft of each wedge increases. This promotes a lower and easier-to-control flight in the higher lofts without sacrific-ing spin, making it easier to attack the pin. Maximum spin comes from the new Mack Daddy 16-groove configuration that incorporates an added groove at the bottom, close to the leading edge, to promote added stopping power, especially on pitches and chips. The new “R” sole grind allows the kind of versatility necessary to play a variety of shots from the types of grasses a Tour pro faces. The defined crescent sole and mid bounce makes a broad range of greenside shots easy to play, from square-faced skippers to open-faced flops and everything in between. Finishes include Satin Chrome with a thin copper strike layer that enriches the surface’s appeal and enhances toughness, and Brushed Slate for a raw look.
From $149.99 | www.callawaygolf.com

Ben Hogan Golf

TK-15 | $ Varies
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Key Features: Forged of 1025 carbon steel, the TK-15 wedges feature a V-sole design (increased leading-edge bounce/reduced trailing-edge bounce), which is like having two sole grinds in one for more versatility around the green.
Wow Factor: Ben Hogan is back! Each iron is meticulously crafted and weighted for that specific loft (more loft, more weight) for a feel that’s as good as it gets. Hey, looks and feel matter in wedges—don’t ask us why, they just do come time to pull off that next tough shot to save par.
Specs: Comes in 47˚-60˚ models, in loft increments of 1˚, in a variety of custom shaft options.

Bridgestone Golf

Forged | $119
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Key Features: A unique heel grind for added shotmaking versatility and grooves with a big “negative value” mean they do a great job at imparting spin even when grass and debris come between the clubface and golf ball.
Wow Factor: The sole makes hitting flop shots much easier, and the all-forged construction lends a supersoft feel. The face is heat-treated for added versatility. Comes in two colors (we like the black).
Specs: Comes in six lofts (50˚, 52˚, 54˚, 56˚, 58˚, 60˚) in Black Oxide or Satin with steel shafts.

Callaway Golf

Mack Daddy 2 | $119
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Key Features: A 5V groove pattern creates a ton of spin, with laser-milled micro-grooves in between the big grooves for, you guessed it, more spinning power. Comes in a variety of grind options for different types of players. A Tour Grind model is available for players who want heel and toe relief for serious shotmaking versatility.
Wow Factor: The Tour Grind is razor-sharp and easy to hit fat unless you’re very skilled. But the other grinds (for mortals like us) help make these wedges among the best-feeling and top-performing wedges of the year. They’re that good.
Specs: Comes in Slate or Chrome in a wide variety of lofts (47˚-64˚), with a variety of grind options.

Cobra Golf

Tour Trusty | $119
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Key Features: A compact, non-offset shape, as well as two cut depths on the face, help max out surface roughness, while wide grooves enhance spin. Available in a matte satin or matte black PVD finish.
Wow Factor: We like the “notch K-Grind” that provides heel and toe relief, which makes them more versatile around the green.
Specs: Comes in loft/bounce options, in right- and left-handed models, of 48°-8°, 50°-8°, 52°-8°, 54°-10°, 56°-12°, 56°-8°, 58°-8°, 60°-10°, 60°-6°, 62°-8° and 64°-8°, with a True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 shaft.


Cleveland Golf

588 RTX 2.0 | $129
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Key Features: Razor-sharp grooves and a micro-milled Rotex pattern roughens the face for the most spin allowable under current USGA limits. Comes in three distinct sole grinds for different player types: full sole for high bounce, standard sole for average bounce and a low-bounce option with a trailing-edge grind.
Wow Factor:The 588 is a wedge shape that, frankly, most other wedges have aspired to and/or have copied. It’s the epitome of sound wedge design, and we’re thrilled to see the shaping intact in this latest version. It performs exactly as it should—perfectly.
Specs: Comes in a huge variety of lofts (46˚-64˚), with most models in two or three grind options, and with Rotex graphite or TT Dynamic Gold steel shafts.

588 RTX 2.0 CB | $129
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Key Features: The same Rotex milled pattern and enhanced grooves as the RTX 2.0, the CB version is slightly larger and also a cavity-back, both for added forgiveness.
Wow Factor: The bigger shape makes these wedges some of our favorite wedges of all time. They look easy to use, they are easy to use and, frankly, we hit shots with these wedges we only dreamt about beforehand. They’re our favorite Cleveland wedges—ever. And that’s saying a lot.
Specs: Comes in a huge variety of lofts (46˚-64˚), with most models in two or three grind options, and with Rotex graphite or TT Dynamic Gold steel shafts.

Edel Golf

Signature Series | $179
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Key Features: Each wedge in the series can be customized with a golfer’s preferred lofts, grinds, paint-fill colors and stampings. For added measure, even the shaft band sticker can be personalized.
Wow Factor: This company makes a great wedge, and these models look absolutely terrific. If Edel is a new brand to you, consider this a heads-up. The company is on the way up. Way, way up.
Specs: You can get each wedge customized to any specs you want.

Fourteen Golf

DJ-11 | $199
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Key Features: The wide sole and semi-offset neck of this forged nickel-chrome molybdenum bronze clubhead help ease setting up at address. Its reverse-taper blade and wide sole mean fewer mis-hits. An indentation structure evenly distributes clubhead weight. Trapezoidal grooves translate to high spin.
Wow Factor: We found it created nice spin performance and consistency around the green.
Specs: Available in lofts of 48°, 50°, 52°, 54°, 56°, 58° and 60°, with a True Temper Dynamic Gold or Nippon N.S.Pro 950GH HT steel shaft.

Hopkins Golf

CJ-1 | $129
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Key Features: Made of soft carbon steel, these are raw, so they will rust for even softer feel over time. Grooves, plus a face-milled pattern, maximize surface roughness for more spin. Six sole grinds are offered. Oh, and if it matters, Champions Tour players are eating them up.
Wow Factor: These can be personalized in many ways, including custom shafts, grips and paint-fill colors. They feel soft and perform with precision—what’s not to like? Nothing!
Specs: Available in loft/bounce options of 50°-8°, 52°-8°, 54°-12°, 56°-14°, 58°-12°, 60°-12° and wide-sole 60°-8°, with a Hopkins Golf OTM steel shaft.

Miura Golf

New Wedge Series | Custom
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Key Features: The New Wedge Series features redesigned bounce angles that work well with the way thinking players like to play golf. “Leading edge and bounce angle combine for a quality impact that leads to a crisp, consistent divot.” That’s how Miura put it, and we totally agree.
Wow Factor: Insanely good looks (as usual), and we like the odd-number lofts. Since when does every wedge have to be either 56˚ or 60˚?
Specs: Comes in five lofts (51˚, 53˚, 55˚, 57˚, 59˚), with a variety of custom shaft options.

Mizuno

MP-T5 | $129
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Key Features: The same buttery-smooth Grain Flow Forging found in Mizuno’s irons can be found in these wedges for exceptional performance around the greens. The Quad Cut grooves are loft-specific, meaning higher lofts have wider, shallower grooves for more spin and lower lofts have narrower, deeper grooves for better trajectory control on full-swing shots.
Wow Factor: We love the classic teardrop profile and the choice of two finishes (White Satin and Black Ion).
Specs: Comes in 25 loft/bounce configurations (not a misprint!), with True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge shafts.

JPX (Series 2) | $99
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Key Features: Made for the player who wants a big clubface and a wide, smooth sole, the JPX wedges are about as pretty as a game-improvement wedge can get—mind you, some Tour players use cavity-back wedges and so-called game-improvement wedges on Tour for their reliability in tough, sticky situations around the green. So don’t rule them out, all you wannabe Tour players. These wedges are so easy to use, it’s almost like cheating (it’s not!).
Wow Factor: Razor-sharp Quad Cut grooves and a gorgeous reduced-glare Black Ni finish.
Specs: Comes in nine loft/bounce configurations, with lofts from 50˚ to 60˚, with True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge shafts.

Nike Golf

VR X3X | $109
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Key Features: Available in Toe Sweep or Dual Wide grinds, the VR X3X wedges are made of soft carbon steel with a classic, compact profile that better players like for enhanced shotmaking. Speaking of which, the Toe Sweep model makes open-faced shots easier, and the Dual Wide model is a bit more traditional, with some heel relief.
Wow Factor: The Toe Sweep virtually has half a sole—the heel part is practically cut off! So for you better players who like to hit flop shots that fly straight up and land with no forward roll, here’s your new wedge.
Specs: Toe Sweep models available in 56˚, 58˚, 60˚; Dual Wide models available in 52˚, 56˚, 58˚, 60˚, both with True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge shafts.


Ping

Glide | $129
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Key Features: PING wanted to make a total wedge package by focusing on all aspects of its DNA—from the grip (which is longer for more choke-down shots), the shaft (the CFS shaft flexes for optimal spin) and three different sole grinds to accommodate different players/conditions.
Wow Factor: As usual, incredible craftsmanship, quality and durability—traits we already expect from PING’s wedges. The Glide, however, also feels great and performs exceptionally. When it’s in the hands, it just feels right, and that’s what you want in a wedge. It has to feel like it can help you get creative around the greens. If it doesn’t, you’re toast.
Specs: Comes in a variety of lofts (47˚-60˚) based on different sole grind options. The stock shaft is PING’s CFS Wedge steel shaft.

Taylormade

Tour Preferred | $129
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Key Features: Two sole options, including the ATV (All-Terrain Versatility) sole for…wait for it…more versatility! This allows for a variety of shots regardless of course conditions and swing type. In a satin-chrome finish, too. It’s like a sports car with big, knobby tires that can handle all kinds of terrain. The microtexture face helps optimize spin and greenside performance.
Wow Factor: TaylorMade wedges with ATV have generally been received well by golfers, who find them versatile from any lie. We like that you can open up the face, as needed, and always seem to have the right bounce angle for the task at hand.
Specs: Available in loft/bounce options of 50°-9° for right-handed only, as well as 52°-9°, 54°-11°, 56°-12°, 58°-10° and 60°-10° in right- and left-handed models.

Titleist

Spin Milled 5 | $129
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Key Features: Deep TX3 grooves, Tour-driven shaping and more loft/bounce configurations than we can list, the Bob Vokey-designed SM5 wedges are made for precision shotmaking.
Wow Factor: Hey, everyone knows that Spin Milled wedges are the real deal. Ever wonder why? How about the fact that every wedge is inspected to make sure it’s 100% flawless before it’s sent to your local golf shop. Yeah, Vokey wedges are really all about that kind of stuff. No wonder they’re so popular year after year. And, by the way, this year’s model is a lot like last year’s model, only the grooves are refined and deeper.
Specs: Three finishes (Tour Chrome, Gold Nickel and Raw Black—our favorite) in a wide variety of loft/bounce configurations.

Tour Edge

Exotics CB PROs | $109/graphite, $99/steel
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Key Features: Forged from soft carbon steel for good feedback. Aggressive square-style grooves lend plenty of control, while the beveled sole eliminates bounce from the heel and toe, giving you versatility from most lies.
Wow Factor: It has a nice, classic shape, which we like for hitting most scoring shots. The sole shape makes this an effective weapon from thick and thin turf.
Specs: Available in loft/bounce options of 50°-10°, 52°-12°, 54°-14°, 56°-14° and 60°-14°, with a True Temper Dynamic Gold shaft.

Wilson Staff

FG Tour TC Black | $99
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Key Features: Traction Control technology enhances spin on long and partial shots in the form of aggressive Tour-Y grooves that are milled for consistency and enhance spin on full swings. Micro-spin enhancers—sets of 11 laser-etched lines between each groove—increase spin on partial swings. There are two sole options: Traditional has optimal width and camber for golfers with medium to steep swings, and Tour Grind is thinner for players with medium to shallow swings.
Wow Factor: Attractive black, non-glare finish and sleek shaping. A fantastic value.
Specs: Two sole options and nine different loft/bounce combinations mean 35 possible loft/bounce/sole configurations, with a True Temper Dynamic Gold steel shaft.

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