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Awesome club at a great price
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 60-degrees
Style Name: Lob Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
My son who is rather new to golf wanted a lob wedge so I grabbed this on the cheap not expecting too much. Wow, I'm really impressed -- it's actually nicer that mine! Perfectly weighted, nice finish on the face, and excellent grip. Score!
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024 by Jaded and True
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 52-degrees
Style Name: Gap Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
At half the price of similar clubs it's a bargain! They are well made and balanced nicely. Over the years I have had several sets of these clubs, and they perform well. Every now and then Wilson will offer the set of three wedges for the price of one more expensive single wedge.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by J.C.
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 56-degrees
Style Name: Sand Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
I have wilson wedges in 52, 56, and 60. They work great and price is there for budget golfers. 4 start because the 56 sent to me was badly scrapped. Like someone hit it against pavement or something. Luckily Amazon support was nice enough to replace.
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by Matthew McDonald
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One of my favorite clubs now
Hand Orientation: Left
Size: 56-degrees
Style Name: Sand Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
I was shocked at the price of this and the quality. I’ve always heard good things about Wilson irons and this does not disappoint. I want to get a 60 degree now as well from them
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024 by William Young
Hand Orientation: Left
Size: 56-degrees
Style Name: Sand Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
Feels good nice weight great addition to my bag
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Frogg1969
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 60-degrees
Style Name: Lob Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
Feels great in the hand, nice and durable, great club for how much it costs
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by Spencer
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 52-degrees
Style Name: Gap Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
Gives me what I need! Which is to gap my yards between sand wedge and pitching wedge. So basically around 115 yards. Who needs fancy expensive clubs when this gem does the job. It actually looks very sleek. Seems durable so far
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024 by C. Garcia
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Definitely worth the price and a fine club for newbys and occasional golfers
Hand Orientation: Right
Size: 52-degrees
Style Name: Gap Wedge
Shaft Style Type: Steel
If you want to pay $150 for a Wilson wedge, you can. But, if you aren't really good enough to benefit from it and don't use 3-piece urethane balls, then this is a good deal. It is shiny and new and worth it. A beginner, a kid or three, or even dad at the range on Saturday will not feel that the price
means a useless and inferior club. Not at all. This is not to say, repeating, that it is a customized Vokey or Macdaddy etc. If you want one of those, buy one three years old with the grooves in good shape for under $100 and get a feeling for the premium wedge. Amateur and occasional golfer avoid chipping and putting practice so they pick up strokes around and on the green. It's not a hard part of the game. It is a PERCENTAGE part, so you reduce bad shots by...ta-DAH!! PRAK-TISS. You can practice wedges anywhere including foam balls in the house. Nothing will swell you with pride more than a yellow, foam ball in the marinara sauce. Don't be afraid to buy it, try it, and of course there are all kinds of guarantees. Plus, Wilson used to be THE wedge of choice on tour way back when dinosaurs stalked the course. They are back both with clubs and balls. But there are other great brands now sitting on the top arch of the rainbow, so Wilson has its work cut out for it. I respect them for making a 'cheap' wedge which is cheap in price only, not skimping on essentials but also not a high end forged wedge at three times the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by Jacques Taulard
