LAZRUS Premium Forged Golf Wedge Set for Men - 52 56 60 Degree Golf Wedges + Milled Face for More Spin - Great Golf Gift

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While amateur golfers choose wedges based on price, performance, and personal preference, elite PGA Tour pros have access to the top brands like Titleist Vokey and Cleveland RTX ZipCore wedges. Wedges are finesse clubs, they’re the club to use when you want to hit a shot a particular distance with a lot of spin. One of the main key features of a good wedge is a micro-milled face. The milled face, as seen in the Lazrus set, helps golfers spin the ball and increase overall control of their golf shots. As a result, a lot of people neglect their wedges. They just use whatever came in the set and don’t give a second thought to their quality. But your approaches are just as crucial as your long game and your performance on the green. Playing The Game Right

These shafts tend to be on the stiffer side simply due to their shorter length and the purpose of use. Unlike a 7 iron where you want a shallow divot, wedges can be used in a much-stepped plane meaning a stepper shaft is preferable. Pros and Cons Pros: The set comes with a gap wedge set to 52 degrees of loft, a sand wedge set to 56 degrees and a lob wedge set to 60 degrees.

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The Bombtech 4.0 woods are definitely for higher handicap players who just want to get themselves down the fairway. There isn’t much workability; but they will likely provide you with a boost in distance through faster club head speeds. Options The micro milled face technology really steals the show. If you are looking for maximum spin control with your wedges but don’t want to pay an arm and a leg, these are for you. A forged golf wedge has a lot of versatility; it can be used in bunkers, used to hit flop shots, or even used to hit those low spinning pitch shots. It’s available in 52, 56, 60 and 64 degrees of loft so you can choose one that gets super high super easy.

He teamed up with students from the University of Vermont to help him develop a straighter, longer and better driver. Depending on the make and model, wedges come available in all different bounce options. Bounces in wedges is the angle at which the difference is between the leading edge and the lowest point of the wedge’s sole. A wedge with a higher bounce is best suited to the average golfer as these provide more forgiveness by enabling the golfer to generate more spin and similarly to sets of irons, it can help improve the outcome of a badly executed shot. Wedges with a lower bounce can be found predominantly in the bag of the more elite player as these provide the most precision for when a player is critically concerned with accuracy and thus doesn’t require forgiveness. Our custom-fitting process ensures that not only you receive the correctly lofted wedges but each of the most appropriate bounce to suit you. Overall, it’s very forgiving and very satisfying. The shaft is made from stainless steel, is available in standard flex and is set to 64 degrees of loft. Pros And Cons Of The Pinemeadow WedgesYou would think that the deep milled grooves of these wedges would make them illegal but they barely make the cut. It’s only through experience that you figure out which grinds, bounce angles and grooves you prefer. Visually, one of the biggest differences between LAZRUS and Kirkland is the blade wedge option offered by LAZRUS. Here’s a brief comparison:

Other than that though, we really liked the performance. Our testers were able to squeeze out an average distance of 251.1 yards with the driver and 228.7 yards with the 3-wood. Who Are They for?When using the PGA Tour as a case study, the golf pros all tend to use the wedges of their sponsors. That being said, for the past 5 years, Titleist’s Vokey wedges are the most used wedges on tour and have been voted the best golf wedge on the market.