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Wedges
A wedge is indispensable for short shots around the green and out of bunkers. With extra loft, a wedge provides height and spin, allowing you to land the ball accurately and stop it quickly. There are different types of wedges, such as pitching, gap, sand, and lob wedges, each designed for specific situations.
Brands like Titleist, Callaway, and Cleveland develop wedges with advanced grooves and grinds for maximum control and feel. With the right wedge in your bag, you can confidently respond to any situation around the green!
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More about this collection
This collection contains carefully selected golf clubs and accessories. We focus on quality, playability, and price, so you always make a good choice.
All products in this collection have been selected based on condition, brand, and suitability for different playing styles. This way, you can easily find clubs that match your skill level and goals on the course.
Would you like tailored advice? Contact Reswing, and we'll help you find a suitable set.
Frequently asked questions
What loft do I need for my wedge?
That depends on your pitching wedge and the type of shots you want to play. Many golfers opt for a gap, sand, and lob wedge. We specify the loft of each wedge and what it is suitable for.
What do the bounce and grind on a wedge mean?
Bounce is the angle between the sole and the ground, grind refers to the shaping of the sole. Together, they determine how the wedge performs on different surfaces. We explain this with each wedge.
Can I trust used wedges for spin and control?
Yes, provided they are well maintained. We test each wedge for spin control and groove condition. Only wedges that still perform well on short shots are included in our range.
Are wedges also suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. A good wedge actually helps in learning feel and control around the green. In each description, we indicate whether a wedge is suitable for beginner or advanced players.
How many wedges do I need in my bag?
Most golfers play with 2 to 3 wedges (for example, 52°, 56°, 60°). This way, you have the right tool for every situation. We are happy to help you put together your ideal wedge set.