Best Golf Wedge

Golf wedges can have a dramatic effect on your score, so it's important to choose the best. We've selected the best golf wedges based on versatility and performance.

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Why it's best:
Since the 1970’s Cleveland has topped the industry with their wedge technology. The new CG12 wedges featuring the latest "Zip Grooves™" technology, creates the deepest grooves found on any previous Cleveland model. The idea is to create more spin and co... read full review

Why it's a best pick:
Taylormade’s latest wedge is their best yet. The milled "Z" grooves are named for the cutting tool that the company says is more advanced than the one used for its previous Y-cutter grooves. The new technology creates a 10 percent increase in groove volume th... read full review

Why it's a best pick:
Another wedge release this year that focuses on improved grooves. The Titleist Vokey Spin Milled, features grooves that are made using a small circular saw that produces deep, precision cuts with a tighter groove-edge radius. The idea is to create more spin and control from ... read full review

Why it's a best pick:
Mizuno’s best wedge to date. Featuring the C-Grind technology, material was taken off the heel, toe and leading edge to increase playability from any lie on the course. Shot-makers prefer Mizuno’s teardrop design to prevent digging and choose the signature deep s... read full review

Why it's a best pick:
Callaway’s latest wedge is the result of years of feedback from tour players looking for more versatility on a variety of lies around the course. To do this, Callaway developed The C-grind sole where material is removed from the heel and toe of the sole to improve play... read full review

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