Wilson Harmonized Golf Wedges

I picked up the Wilson Harmonized 64° trouble wedge and honestly use it more than I probably should—it’s just that good. The club feels solid and well-built, and I find myself reaching for it about every other hole. It gets the ball up quickly with a high launch and very little roll-out, perfect for tight spots or soft landings around the green. I’m really impressed with Wilson’s build quality and plan to buy more of their clubs in the future. Pros: - Strong, durable construction - High, quick launch with minimal roll-out - Great feel and control around the green - Excellent value for the performance Cons: - None Overall: Fantastic wedge that performs beautifully and inspires confidence—highly recommended for any golfer looking to add a reliable high-loft option to their bag.

I’m really impressed with this product! The quality exceeded my expectations and it works exactly as described. It’s well-made, easy to use, and definitely worth the price. Shipping was fast and the packaging was secure. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality option.

If you want to pay $150 for a Wilson wedge, you can. But, if you aren't really good enough to benefit from it and don't use 3-piece urethane balls, then this is a good deal. It is shiny and new and worth it. A beginner, a kid or three, or even dad at the range on Saturday will not feel that the price means a useless and inferior club. Not at all. This is not to say, repeating, that it is a customized Vokey or Macdaddy etc. If you want one of those, buy one three years old with the grooves in good shape for under $100 and get a feeling for the premium wedge. Amateur and occasional golfer avoid chipping and putting practice so they pick up strokes around and on the green. It's not a hard part of the game. It is a PERCENTAGE part, so you reduce bad shots by...ta-DAH!! PRAK-TISS. You can practice wedges anywhere including foam balls in the house. Nothing will swell you with pride more than a yellow, foam ball in the marinara sauce. Don't be afraid to buy it, try it, and of course there are all kinds of guarantees. Plus, Wilson used to be THE wedge of choice on tour way back when dinosaurs stalked the course. They are back both with clubs and balls. But there are other great brands now sitting on the top arch of the rainbow, so Wilson has its work cut out for it. I respect them for making a 'cheap' wedge which is cheap in price only, not skimping on essentials but also not a high end forged wedge at three times the cost.

Needed a 52 to complete my bag but wasn't trying to spend a fortune. These are good wedges for the money.

Took this club out to the range and for chip practice and it was a surprisingly great experience. Great weight distribution and the loft I was able to achieve with this club was better than I could have hoped for at this price point. Consistent hits and a good feel, glad I snagged this and it has joined my bag permanently. I will likely extend it to better fit my height (6'5) but it is certainly playable without an extension.

I bought all four. The 52 degree will replace my 100-110 yard club. The 56 goes about 90. The 60 , perfect in the grass near green, 70 yards and closer. I'll be working with the 60 and 64 in the bunkers, to see which is best for me. When I see the Wilson label, it breeds confidence. My first clubs I started with, Wilson, 35 years ago. Hitting the new Wilson D9 woods, it shocked me how good they are. So I added the new Wilson Dynapower forged irons, Dynapower driver, and now these wedges. Everything in the bag is now Wilson, except the putter. Wilson is back!

Update 6/2/2022 CHECK THE LOFTS! I normally hit a 52 degree wedge between 110-120 yards, but this one I struggled to hit it over 95 yards unless I hit the ball thin. I checked the loft and the 52 degree is bent at 58 degrees. I checked the other 56 degree and 60 degree Wilson wedges I have and they were off about a degree. Cheap wedges don’t have accurate lofts I suppose I have not played high dollar wedges before, but my short game has always been pretty good. Chip/Lob shots around the green are definitely the best part of my game, but I've never been able to get myself to fork over $150 per wedge for the high end stuff. Years ago when my wife inherited a set of older clubs, there was a Wilson harmonized sole grind 60 degree wedge in the bag. I thought it looked nice enough so I took it on the short par 3 hole I live on to chip around a bit. You can imagine my surprise as all 5 shots I took were well within 5 feet of the hole. The next day I ordered a 52,56, and 60 degree Wilson wedge for my bag. I didn't care for the grips so I swapped in some golf pride CP2 Pro grips and the wedges feel like butter. On my simulator, I can see as much as 10,500 rpm of spin on higher lofted shots, so the ball gets quite a bit of back spin on the greens. The club faces are a little on the rough side, so you'll notice some of the ball leaving residue on the faces. These wedges are weighted very nicely, and they are easily some of the most forgiving wedges I've ever played. In my last round alone, I almost made 3 chip in's from 60 yards out. Overall, unless you are an extremely good golfer, scratch or very low handicap, these wedges will work well in your bag. I know the high dollar wedges must be nice, but there's no way they can be $140 per wedge nicer than these Wilsons

Bei ferri bilanciati

Great value for such a good product.

Soy novato y está abusando un sand en mi equipo, sólo que ya estaba algo gastado, compré este y la verdad me llevé una sorpresa materiales muy buenos y el golpe ni se diga, espero que me ayude a mejorar mi juego

Ter aanvulling een goede lob Wedge voor een beginner

Only started back at golf... been using this and been a joy to use... good club and does exactly what I need it for..... favourite club in My bag for great chip and run