Blog — Wedges

Why a Forged Wedge Is Better Than a Cast Wedge When golfers shop for wedges, they usually focus on loft, bounce, and groove design. Those things certainly matter, but there’s another factor that can dramatically influence how a wedge performs: how it’s made. The two primary manufacturing methods are forging and casting. While both can produce excellent clubs, there’s a reason many of the world’s best players choose forged wedges when feel and precision matter most. What Is a Forged Wedge? A forged wedge begins as a single piece of soft carbon steel. Under tremendous pressure, the steel is compressed...

Bounce is a crucial but often overlooked aspect of golf wedges that can significantly influence your short game. Choosing the right bounce for your wedges can help you optimize performance in different conditions and tailor your equipment to your unique swing style. In this blog, we’ll break down what bounce is, how it impacts your shots, and how to select the right bounce for your game. What Is Bounce? Bounce refers to the angle created between the leading edge of the wedge and the lowest point of the club’s sole when the club is held in a neutral position. This...