If you’re a fan of golf, you probably already understand the role of a sand wedge. Its main purpose is to help you escape from sand traps. A superior sand wedge usually has a loft ranging from ...

The T1 wedges have a classic muscleback design that amplifies feel and spin, while the T3 wedges have a subtle cavity-back design.

The sand wedge usually carries a loft of 54 to 56 degrees ... with shallow attack angles who look to just brush the turf. Standard bounce wedges are the most common. They range between seven ...

If you play on a spongy, often wet, course, or you splash around in bunkers with a lot of sand, then you should pursue more bounce. Wedge loft and bounce do work together, but they only work ...

Cleveland developed a new material called Z-Alloy specifically for use in wedges to enhance feel and prolong groove sharpness ...

Golfers who don’t know how to use a lob wedge—or pick the wrong situation—often end up with poor results. To find out if the lob wedge really deserves a spot in your bag, we teamed up with Shot Scope ...

A sand wedge normally has a loft ranging from 54 to 59 degrees ... finish and is the same look and feel you’d find across any standard iron. The only downside with chrome is the glare from ...

Additional features include a loft-specific Hydrazip face roughness ... to normal conditions in its raw state. Compared to a standard raw wedge, the one-of-a-kind Z-Alloy resists wear at a ...

New for this generation is the RTZ ADAPT grind. Featuring its own face shape, this unique grind is a great option on Sand and Lob Wedge lofts due to its full-face grooves and added leading edge bounce ...