Wedge Question

[Uncle Peter]

I was looking to get a wedge or two at a reasonable price. What do you guys suggest?

Also, do you think I should get one great wedge, or a couple of cheaper wedges?

-Uncle Peter

[Crey23]

Uncle pete....I recommend looking at RBG They have wedge sets are very reasonable prices. Not long ago they had an Tom Watson black set (52 - 56 - 60) I think...for about $80 USD, Shipping is reasonable. but I'm not sure for Canada..... Also check out eBay.

[nuck81]

Rock bottom Golf has great deals. If you;re not worried about brand name GigaGolf has a good variety of wedges, from oil can to mirror finish, at a great price for quality as high as the name brands....

[James_Black]

Rock bottom Golf has great deals. If you;re not worried about brand name GigaGolf has a good variety of wedges, from oil can to mirror finish, at a great price for quality as high as the name brands....

+1.

They look really really good, try them out. only 30 dollars with free shipping.

[Redstar2112]

I use the Nike SV Tour wedges and think they're great. I switched from Vokeys to these and haven't looked back. RBG as mentioned before has them for $50.00 apiece too. They also have a set of 2 Nickent 4DX wedges (50* & 55*) for $39.99 that I just bought for my father in-law. Good luck!

[Uncle Peter]

RBG has graet deals but I noticed that when I was looking at the lefty wedges, then had none below 60*.

[erock9174]

I know Both Dicks and Golf Galaxy have the new Maxfli wedges. Dark gunmetal in color. I think Dicks had them 2 for $70 on sale the one day. Golf Galaxy has them normally for $39 each. I havent hit them but my buddy bought a couple and seems to like them.

[WUTiger]

Being you like Callaway, see if you can find some Callaway X-Forged wedges from a couple of years back. Since Jaws took over, the X-Forged have dropped to US$70 in many places. You would have to practice with them a little, but my X-Forged 56.14 is super for bunker shots, and greenside lob shots. We're about the same HDCP.

If you got XForged at 48*, a 52* and a 56*, this would give you a good wedge matrix (52* may be hard to find); or maybe 50* and 54*.

Or, you could stay with D Edge and go 49* and 54*.

If you pick up more than one wedge, you would need to shed one or two longer clubs. Among 5W, 3H, 4H, 4I there may be some yardage overlap. Let us know what you decide to do. And, congratulations on the new clubs!

[Uncle Peter]

Being you like Callaway, see if you can find some Callaway X-Forged wedges from a couple of years back. Since Jaws took over, the X-Forged have dropped to US$70 in many places. You would have to practice with them a little, but my X-Forged 56.14 is super for bunker shots, and greenside lob shots. We're about the same HDCP.

I'll probably get two wedges and I will be dropping my 5W and 4I. I'm still not sure what wedges to get though. How do Founders Club wedges sound?

[WUTiger]

Not sure what to tell you on Founder's Club. And, I've been there on the wedges. When I swapped out almost everything last year, finding good wedge mix was a major headache. Just got to try a few, and see what fits and what you like.

Checked out the Callaway site after earlier post, and you dropping 4i sounds good. Found out that Edge offers several mixed sets. A popular one is 3H, 4H, 5i, 6i... So, the Edge designers evidently didn't expect a 4h and 4i in the same bag.

[Uncle Peter]

I actually got the 4H as a gift, and had the 3H and the 4-9 irons before. I just decided to keep it in the bag.

As far as wedges go, I'll probably go to a local golf store and try out a few.