Best Golf Wedge For Mid And Low Handicap Golfers

AT A GLANCE - THE TOP 5 BEST GOLF WEDGES FOR MID TO LOW HANDICAP GOLFERS (SEE ON AMAZON)

1. TOP PICK: Callaway PM Grind Wedge
2. GREAT VERSATILITY: Cleveland RTX 4 Wedge
3. BEST VALUE: Wilson Staff Model Wedge
4. BEST CONTROL: Mizuno T7 Wedge
5. MAXIMUM SPIN: Cobra King Snakebite Wedge

1. TOP PICK: Callaway PM Grind Wedge

SPECIFICATIONS

⛳️ Offset Groove-in-Groove Technology For Lob And Pitch Shots - Positioning the micro-grooves at a 20o angle to the regular grooves encourages more spin on chips, pitches, and lobs.

⛳️ Increased Offset & Higher Toe For Crisp, Flag-finding Knockdown Strokes - The higher toe's increased offset and higher center of gravity assist players manage trajectory on complete and partial shots.

⛳️ C-Grind Sole Configuration Promotes Crisp, Clean Contact From A Variety Of Lies - Generous relief at the heel and toe promotes crisp, clean contact from a variety of greenside lies.

⛳️ Premium components and finishes include a KBS Hi-Rev 2.0 steel wedge shaft, a Lamkin UTX grip, and a Platinum Chrome or Tour Grey finish.

WHAT WE THINK:

The Callaway PM Grind Wedge is the next iteration of Phil Mickelson and Roger Cleveland's ideal product partnership. The PM stands for Phil Mickelson, in case you didn't know, and Roger Cleveland joined Callaway a long time ago.

It's not a one-size-fits-all solution, but it's not too far off either. If you're looking for versatility in your short game, the PM Grind wedge may assist, but don't expect it to be your go-to club for every shot around the green.

You can surely improve your chances of getting up and down from practically any location by using this wedge. If you know how to use it correctly, it's like a small magic wand that can do amazing feats on the golf course.

The good news is that you don't need to have Phil Mickelson's talent to get your hands on this specific short-game item. Simply keep an open mind (it takes some getting accustomed to its design) and practice at your local short game facility will do the trick.

The original PM Grind began as a one-off prototype built specifically for Phil in 2014, and was distinguished by a uniquely shaped head with an exceptionally high toe and expansive face area, including grooves spanning the entire face, both side-to-side and up-and-down; all to assist Phil in hitting his famous "Phlop" shots. Phil's approval of the prototype prompted Callaway to make it available to the public in 2015.

Phil started working with Roger on modifications to the PM Grind for the newest wedge, making it simpler to play three important strokes Phil believes every golfer needs:

1) The Knockdown – a low-flying, high-spinning shot that's perfect for attacking the pin.

2) The Hit & Check — a short pitch that bounces twice before coming to a halt.

3) The "Phlop" — Phil's legendary high-flying, steep-landing, fast-stopping greenside shot.

Phil and Roger discussed the changes that would be required to assist any golfer hit these three shots. As a result, the PM Grind is a genuinely remarkable feat in wedge design.

WHAT CUSTOMERS THINK:

"This was the last piece in the puzzle that was upgrading the wedges in my purse. To match the rest of my irons, I had a local clubmaker create a 50* 'A' wedge and a 55* broad sole sand wedge. Because there was no matching 60* head available, I conducted a lot of research to fill the vacuum. The Callaway PM grind checked all of my boxes: quality, flexibility, optics, and design aspects that simply appeared to make sense.

After a brief time at a nearby practice facility, I realized that the D4 swing weight was a little too heavy for me, so I'm currently experimenting with a heavier (63 gram) grip to get it closer to the D2 in all of my other clubs.

I used the club a few shots during the previous two rounds and was pleased with its performance and "fresh" feel. I still need to spend some time at the practice facility to really dial things in, learn to fly the ball down, loft it in, and so on, but overall, I believe I made the correct purchase and am very delighted with this wedge."

"On anything less than a complete swing, I've always struggled with pitching wedges and gap wedges. Even then, I'd catch a lot of them overweight and make what should be a simple distance into a disaster. I've tried a variety of brands and bounces. So I took a gamble and purchased a 46 and a 52 in these MDCBs, and I couldn't be more pleased. I can hit the lengths I desire from these two positions in the bag even when I'm out of fairway bunkers. I require some leniency in my chipping/pitching action, therefore I mostly use a wide sole 58. But I can accomplish the same thing with these wedges' broader soles. Feel is excellent for full strokes as well as chipping and throws. To match my other wedges, I got these with the heavier Hi-Rev 2.0 115 shafts, which came with an additional price.

If you're having trouble with the clubs in these areas in your bag, acquire them and don't look back. I'd looked down on cavity back wedges for far too long, so I was relieved when Callaway produced one that I could play. I now want them in 42 and 64-degree lofts:) I doubt we'll ever see a 64, but I can't alter the face on a wedge, so it may help with my short game as well. I'm quite pleased with these wedges!"

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PROS

✅ The use of Groove-in-Groove technology results in an amazing spin off the face

✅ The high toe design is totally covered with grooves for great control

✅ C-Style Grind provides outstanding contact from a variety of challenging lies

CONS

❌ This wedge may be too complex for beginning golfers

2. GREAT VERSATILITY: Cleveland RTX 4 Wedge

SPECIFICATIONS

⛳️ TOUR SATIN - The appearance and performance that keen golfers seek are provided by less glare and quality finishing.

⛳️ ROTEX 4 FACE TECHNOLOGY - Rotex 4 creates more spin with the sharpest Tour Zip Grooves ever, the most aggressive face milling created, and even more accurate laser milling.

⛳️ PROGRESSIVE FEEL BALANCING TECHNOLOGY - New Muscle contouring on the back of each loft gradually changes the center of gravity on both the X and Y axes, improving feel and distance control.

⛳️ MID - The MID has a V-Shaped sole that enhances smooth full shot performance and sharp pitch shots around the green for neutral and steep attack angles.

WHAT WE THINK:

We were appropriately delighted with the amount of performance we received with the Cleveland RTX-3 wedge at such a low price point, but the design is said to have improved even more on RTX 4. You may learn all there is to know about the new technology by clicking here.

On first glance, the RTX 4 hasn't altered all that much. It features the same muscleback design as before, but with an additional cut out part at the back of the sole. The loft and bounce numbers have shifted away from the front edge, and the model name/number is somewhat bigger.

Better players will appreciate the compact shape and lack of offset at address. The leading edge is squarer in the lower lofts, but we believe Cleveland could have gone a bit farther to make it more iron like. As you can see below, it features a substantially smaller profile and thinner sole than the CBX.

The technology on the face is obviously apparent — there are lines all over the place – yet they aren't disturbing at all during the speech.

After removing a few chips, you'll notice a rather soft, substantial feel. The difference in feel between the RTX 4 and rival models is slight, however individuals with the most sensitive hands and ears may argue that the RTX 4 does not feel nearly as soft as others, particularly those that are forged.

Mishit shots are given more input than on the CBX, which is unquestionably more steady. If you hit the ball properly, you'll get a low, steady trajectory that skips and then checks up sharply on the second bounce.

While the new XLow Grind is a welcome addition, its use will be limited. It excels in extremely tight, stiff circumstances that are often seen primarily on links courses — however with the current spurt of dry weather, more and more of us will be experiencing these sorts of lies.

This extremely low bounce grind helps get the club under the ball more readily, especially when it is somewhat sitting down or while opening the face, but it lacks forgiveness through the grass due to its inclination to dig, making bunker shots difficult to perform with it.

If you prefer to utilize your highest lofted wedge from sand more than other shots around the green, or if you want more forgiveness on the hit, golfers have the choice of the extra bounce on the whole sole at the higher lofts.

Overall, the RTX 4 seems to be a more adaptable offering while maintaining the consistently high levels of spin we saw with the RTX 3. The compact design and reduced bounce alternatives are more suited to superior players, but mid-handicappers who desire a soft feel should not overlook them.

WHAT CUSTOMERS THINK:

"The greatest Cleveland wedge iteration to date. If you like that kind of stuff, the raw finish is a must. On focused strokes, the feel is pure, yet performance and feel are still reasonably decent when deviating from the sweet spot. I reside in Arizona and have the 56/08 degree with the "low" grind, which is ideal for the summer's tough fairways. I also have a 50/10 with a pretty square leading edge watch that integrates well with irons while still looking attractive and pleasant when used. Even after a year of usage, the grooves on both wedges continue to spin like new. You truly can't go wrong with a Cleveland wedge, and the RTX 4 is the most flexible and premium offering yet. Congratulations on the S400 shaft as well!"

"I've been using the same sand wedge for years, and I've had a lot of trouble with tight lies around the green and generating decent spin from 30-40-50 yards away. The first time I used this club, I chipped in from 34 yards out and rattled the pin twice from identical distances. The club not only works well, but the black satin finish is stunning, and the club gives me confidence that I can hit the shot I'm attempting. In terms of the black satin finish, I've played 5 games with it so far and it's holding up well! Cleveland has long been renowned for its wedges, and this RTX4 does not disappoint!"

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PROS

✅ Robust grooves

✅Spin control is excellent

✅Consistent gameplay

✅Plenty of custom options to choose from

✅There are three distinct finish selections

✅Progressive center of gravity

CONS

3. BEST VALUE: Wilson Staff Model Wedge

SPECIFICATIONS

⛳️ The Staff Model wedges were created in collaboration with world-class tour players, who provided direct input on design and performance. For players at all levels, the final result is confidence in their short game.

⛳️ 8620 Carbon Steel has a soft touch and a fantastic feel around the greens.

⛳️ The precision-milled face's machine-engraved score lines have a greater density pattern for more consistent contact with the ball. As a consequence, every shot has maximum spin and control.

WHAT WE THINK:

Any golfer, regardless of skill level, may benefit from a more responsive club around the greens, whether their handicap is 10 or 20 shots higher. Wilson focused on the comments of its Tour players while designing their new wedges for aesthetics, performance, and playability. We've come up with the Staff, Tour Grind, and HT models of wedges that are perfect for every golfer.

Wilson Staff Model Wedges will replace the PMP series, which has been around for three years, and include two styles: a blade-style basic wedge and a high-toe alternative. Any grind and bounce will do for soles, as long as it's one of these two.

Unlike the PMP, which had a total of 97 possible loft/bounce combinations when paired with loft-bending, the PMP had three separate grinds. In retrospect, there may have been a little too many alternatives. The new HT (for High-Toe) wedge has a significantly broader sole for partial shot adaptability than the traditional Staff Model wedge, which has a Tour-type grind that is quite thin. In order to vary the bounce of any of them, it is necessary to change the loft.

A preliminary casting of 8620 carbon steel is used to forge the final head form of the basic Staff Model wedge. In general, most players will not notice the difference between this forging and one made from a standard 1025 alloy. It's more durable, which is a good thing in a wedge.

As with previous High Toe wedges, this one has full-face grooves that allow up to 40% extra groove surface on the face, which isn't a bad thing for a wedge built for creative play on the green.

Technically, you can probably trace the High Toe wedge style back to the Ping Eye 2, but Callaway made it a thing again in 2015 with the Mack Daddy PM grind for Phil Mickelson. Six months later, Tour Edge released a similar product, and TaylorMade soon followed suit with Hi-Toe.

High Toe isn't meant to be a full-swing club for the majority of players. Designed for flexibility around the green, we may feel the confidence going beneath the ball and popping it up in the air out of short rough as well in front of the green with this club.

With a high toe, a High Toe wedge is useful for any shot that requires an open face: sand shots and delicate chip or pitch shots that need to be checked, as well as the odd knockout due of its broad face and high toe (which lowers trajectory and increases spin). As a result, Wilson is only providing the Staff Model HT with a High Toe in three lofts: 56, 60, and 64-degrees.

Wilson’s selling the basic Staff Model wedge in the whole loft range, from 48- to 60-degrees, in 2-degree increments.

The 54 and 56 have a little more heft at the rear of the wedge than the others. In order to provide optimal control and spin on full strokes, the bulk of the ball raises the center of gravity. With the lower lofted wedges, this is less of an issue.

Right-handed golfers may choose from a variety of 48-, 50-, 52-, 54-, 56-, 58-, and 60-degree Staff Model wedges, while left-handed golfers can find 52-, 56-, and 60-degree wedges. The Golf Pride Tour velvet grip is standard, as is the True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 shaft.

WHAT CUSTOMERS THINK:

"Because of my height (6'4"), I needed a wedge that could be readily moved upright 2 degrees." Cast wedges have a limited capacity to bend. I was looking for a forged wedge. This one is lovely; it has a softer feel than the previous cast one, not to mention the simplicity with which it can be adjusted. Forging a wedge is more expensive, but it produces a better result in my opinion. Wilson deserves credit for being one of the few manufacturers to still provide a forged wedge."

"Excellent wedges. At this price, it's a steal. The club has the same feel and control as more costly clubs. Wilson is undeniably underappreciated. They also look excellent!"

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PROS

✅ Amazing design

✅ Excellent from bunkers

✅ Extra forgiveness is provided by a high bounce

✅ Affordably priced

CONS

❌  There could have been more grind/bounce choices

4. BEST CONTROL: Mizuno T7 Wedge

SPECIFICATIONS

⛳️ More Durable Spin Control - Boron-infused steel extends the life of Mizuno's Quad Cut Groove while retaining Mizuno's famed Grain Flow Forged feel. The T7 Wedge, when combined with a new, more accurate milling procedure, produces grooves that remain sharper for a longer period of time.

⛳️ Gap Wedges with Quad Cut Grooves have a narrow, deep groove for an optimal spin on full shots when debris removal is critical.

⛳️ Sand and lob wedges have a shallow, broad groove for maximum spin on half shots when shoulder grab is important.

⛳️ Complete Customization Possibilities - Choose from Blue IP and White Satin finishes. Additionally, the shaft, grips, and setup of your Mizuno custom irons may be matched to maintain a flow across the set – as advised by our Fitting professionals.

WHAT WE THINK:

Forged from a single billet, the Mizuno T7 wedge has more robust grooves for increased spin. The T7 from Mizuno is a teardrop-shaped wedge for better golfers, and is available in lofts ranging from 45o to 62o. Mizuno's T7 has a blue plating option for those who want a bit more "pop" in their bag, in addition to the regular "white satin" finish.

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The Mizuno T7 wedge seen here has a brilliant blue finish, which is the first thing you'll notice. Keep in mind that the blue plating is on top of chrome, which means it will not wear away to a raw finish over time. This is a significant bonus for Mizuno, since we despise it when our wedge finish looks horrible after only two rounds of play. Because the blue finish is so divisive, Mizuno now offers the T7 series in a "white satin" (also known as brushed chrome) finish for golfers who want a more subdued aesthetic. The T7 is a teardrop wedge like the rest of the current player's wedge market. You'll notice a little incline in the topline where it joins the toe. This results in a rather stubby appearance. The blue coating on the Mizuno T7 makes it a very attractive forged wedge.

The T7 wedge from Mizuno is no exception to the company's reputation for buttery feel in irons. Even if you may have an MP-18 MB set, the T7's feel is considerably different from that. In the grass, the higher-lofted wedges seem "heavier." It's ideal for high, soft thud shots around the greens because of its "heaviness." The grass is more suited for full shots, so the lower lofts have a little more sharpness about them.

Wedge forgiveness isn't often a topic of conversation, but the Mizuno T7 wedges have a reputation for being forgiving. That there isn't much is probably intentional. It is meant for highly experienced players with excellent hands. A wedge's accuracy is more important to this player than its forgiving.

Some of Mizuno's boron metals have a distinct sound. We heard a distinct "chop" while listening to the JPX-900 Tour. The "chop" sound of the T7 wedges is very similar to that of the JPX-900 Tour short irons. In comparison to other manufacturers, the T7's sound is a touch more open and lacks that clicky forged wedge sound. Higher lofts, as described in the sensation section, may produce a thumping sound through the grass. While the sound isn't inherently a negative one, it is distinctive.

It goes without saying that the wedge and shot selection have a significant impact on the performance rating. Mizuno's T7 is available in a wide variety of configurations, as seen by the stock specifications below. Having a large selection of wedges allows Mizuno's fitters to choose the right one for you. Even though you don't think about fits when you purchase new wedges, you should.

The T7 has a redesigned groove created by Mizuno to be more durable. Truthfully, we haven't played the T7 enough to be able to say with certainty. Forged grooves are expected to last longer using Mizuno's Boron impregnated steel. Mizuno employed a variety of groove configurations to ensure that the spin was optimized for both full and partial shots. Deeper and narrower grooves are found in the lower lofts, whereas the upper lofts contain broad shallow grooves (54-62o). Wider grooves are said to better grip the ball on touch strokes around the green. In order to get the ball back on a string, you'll need to use these grooves. You still have to know how to spin the ball on the greens if you're going to win the tournament. Using this technique, the T7 will produce an excellent ball spin.

The Mizuno T7 is a superb wedge in general, in our opinion. When it comes to forged club heads, Mizuno has a proven track record. It's a good-looking wedge, and it'll perform well for a competent wedge player, but it's all about personal choice. However, as usual, we highly recommend that you be professionally fitted to determine whether you feel the same way about these wedges.

WHAT CUSTOMERS THINK:

"Mizuno's MPT4 and MPT5 wedges have been in my possession. Mizuno's T7 is the first of its type to use 1025 Boron in the forging process. The Boron has a somewhat different feel than the MPT series. The feel is a touch softer, and the spin is considerably better, in my opinion. It also provides a PW replacement/alternative in the 45-47 deg lofts, which I enjoy since the T7 in these lofts isn't as chunky as the original PW, and with the streamlined "teardrop" shape and added back grind, to which one can fine-tune, the wedge's performance is considerably improved. Boron is claimed to minimize groove wear over time. Time will tell. Overall.... A fantastic wedge and I would recommend it to anybody seeking improved performance in a shotmaker's wedge."

"I just acquired the T7 60-degree wedge. I misplaced my Cleveland wedge on the course, and we all know how difficult it is to recover misplaced clubs. A buddy suggested I try the Mizuno, and I happened to see the T7 on sale. I got it in two days and liked how it looked and felt in my hands.

I've never been anything more than a mediocre chipper or thrower of the golf ball. I would rather bounce a ball or go low than smash the ball over traps, slopes, or inclines. It was quite hit-or-miss when I had to go high. I would often strike it too fat or too thin.

I pulled out the T7, and it produced instant benefits. I liked how I could open the face and move the club beneath the ball. It didn't take long to get a feel for the pitch distances. I'm now able to "go high" and jump over barriers. And my opponents are exclaiming "wow" in a disappointed tone, as if he believed he'd win a hole but now could lose it. They're repeating it many times in a row. I'm getting up and down from places I've never gotten up from before.

This club is fantastic."

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PROS

✅ Outstanding levels of control

✅ Very soft feel

✅ Two gorgeous finishes

✅ Every loft has been provided to aid in more precise gapping

CONS

❌  On higher lofts, the sole grinds could have been more prominent

5. MAXIMUM SPIN: Cobra King Snakebite Wedge

SPECIFICATIONS

⛳️ The KING COBRA Wedge showcases a vintage throwback KING COBRA, evoking the brand's long history and progress. The wedge has a unique SNAKEBITE groove design (available in standard and full face groove lengths) that is meant to increase spin and, as a result, generate more 'BITE' around the greens.

⛳️ SNAKEBITE GROOVE TECHNOLOGY - A re-engineered cutting procedure tightens groove tolerances to enhance groove volume and sharpens the edges to produce maximum spin to the ball.

⛳️ VERSATILE, CLASSIC, AND WIDELOW GRINDS - The "versatile" grind has toe, heel, and trailing edge relief, and the "classic" grind has a progressive sole width from heel to toe, and the "widelow" grind has a wide sole with less bounce.

⛳️ PROGRESSIVE FACE GROOVES - Traditional grooves on the 50, 52, and 54 degree lofts enhance spin, while full face grooves on the 56, 58, and 60 degree lofts maximize spin performance on open face shots.

⛳️ PROGRESSIVE SPIN TECHNOLOGY - The stronger lofts (50-54) have narrower, tighter grooves, while the weaker lofts (56-60) have wider, shallower grooves for maximum spin and consistent trajectories between lofts.

⛳️ COBRA CONNECT - Use the Arccos Caddie app on your Smart Device to track your accuracy and distance.

WHAT WE THINK:

When you think about short game, you don't automatically think of Cobra. The Cobra Snakebite Wedge boasts a nostalgic King Cobra emblem that nods to the brand's past while maintaining a current style with lots of visible technology.

The wedge was created utilizing revolutionary Snakebite Groove Technology, which includes a re-engineered cutting procedure that swaps tools more often to tighten groove tolerances while maximizing groove volume and making the grooves as crisp and precise as possible.

As the lofts alter, the groove lengths and shapes adjust to optimize spin and performance for each individual wedge.

The 48-54 degree lofts offer a standard groove length as well as smaller and deeper grooves for a more consistent spin rate and trajectory on fuller strokes with wedges with a square face.

The full-face grooves on the 56-60 degree lofts are broader and shallower, maximizing spin on strokes when the face is opened up and the ball is more likely to be hit from high in the toe.

The faces and grooves have been CNC milled, a Cobra golf club signature, to achieve the most exact face and groove shapes for optimizing spin rates and trajectory control.

There are three distinct grinds to choose from:

Versatile Grind - an all-around grind with toe, heel, and trailing edge relief for medium to hard course conditions.

Classic Grind - with a progressive sole width from heel to toe and trailing edge relief, this shoe is suitable for players with neutral to steeper swings and a range of course conditions.

Widelow Grind - a wide, low bounce sole that improves your bunker game and plays well in soft grass situations by keeping the leading edge from digging in.

The Snakebite wedges, like other Cobra equipment, are available with One Length technology, which is touted to work flawlessly with Cobra's One Length irons. It's available in 56 to 60 degree grinds with a full-face groove design for maximum spin on all strokes.

The Snakebite wedge has a black Lamkin Crossline Smart grip and a black KBS Hi-Rev 2.0 shaft. Each wedge also has Cobra Connect powered by Arccos, which allows golfers to watch their wedge performance and identify their habits so they can train more efficiently.

Overall, the Snakebite Wedges are precisely the kind of thing you'd expect from Cobra. There are a few allusions to the brand's heritage, such as the Cobra King emblem, as well as a slew of new cutting-edge advancements aimed to help you get the most out of your game, all wrapped up in a contemporary style.

Cobra provides you with a pleasant head shape, a modern, eye-catching design, decent amounts of spin, and lots of forgiveness.

If you utilize cavity-back or game enhancement irons, these wedges should be perfect, in our view. You're receiving a bit extra support with your irons, so why not make it easy on yourself with the wedges as well?

WHAT CUSTOMERS THINK:

"I purchased this 56° wedge a few weeks ago, and after getting it, I immediately put it to use, and wow, it's extremely remarkable! The club is attractive not only to look at, but also to address. The CNC Milled Face aids in spin generation, as seen by the three complete rounds I've played with it (plus practice). Because of the spin, I can land a shot within a few feet to a few inches of the pin. The MIM Wedge's standard KBS HI-REV 2.0 shaft provides a more "wedge maestro" huge air, big spin feel. If you want a really aggressive (but controlled) smooth wedge feel, the KBS HI-REV 2.0 shaft is about as good as it gets! I purchased all new Cobra Irons and Cobra Driver (Cobra King SpeedZone) this past Spring, and they all come with Cobra Connect (powered by Arccos and the Arccos Caddie App), which I believe should be included in a thorough review. The Cobra King MIM Wedge has Cobra Connect incorporated into the grip, allowing it to be quickly fitted to your existing Cobra Connect setup. If you like reviewing your analytics for almost every aspect of golf, you will adore Cobra Connect. Since the end of May/early June, I've dropped six points off my handicap. I believe the Cobra King MIM Wedge is on par with the greatest in golf, including the Titleist Vokey, and would be an excellent addition to any golfer's bag."

"I purchased this 3-wood for my son-in-law as an early Christmas present! He gathered his lovely family last week and had everyone prepare a Christmas list, and he hoped for a 3 Wood! He is a wonderful father to my FIRST GRANDDAUGHTER, and his second is due in a month! In his second year of medical school, he is working hard and passing with flying colors. The very least a pleased Grandpa could do is grant his Christmas request! I did arrive a day late, but it didn't ruin Christmas. His parents and dad flued in, and the club came, and they took the whole family golfing. Pregnant wife, kid, and mother and father! The club, he remarked, was lengthy and felt terrific. It sounded even better. Long strikes with just a few duck hooks It's beautiful, and just what he wanted for Christmas!"

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PROS

✅ Sleek, contemporary design

✅ Quite forgiving in bunkers and heavy lies

✅ Spin across the face is provided by full face grooves

✅ Cobra Connect is an excellent tool for tracking your performance

CONS

❌ Thicker grips aren't for everyone