By far the WORST wedge i've ever hit. only reason i bought it was because it was cheap, but you get little to NO backspin what so ever, the bounce in low as hell, i recommend this club for beginning golfers.

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Got these at Sports Authority, for $30 each. Great for those on a very tight budget or who aren't sure about sticking w/ the sport, but after about 6 months you'll find yourself wanting to upgrade...easy to mis-hit from fairways and tight lies, particularly hitting it thin/skulling the ball; not terribly forgiving if you don't hit it square! (Once inside 100 yds. and on the fairway, stick to your PW and 8- and 9-irons to chip/pitch on.) Sand wedge looks and feels like it has little bounce; in hard-packed bunkers with a shallow lie, you'll really have to blast down to get up and down - or use the lob wedge instead. On the other hand, they do work well for flying it out of the rough. Until I can upgrade, I'll keep these in the bag for close-in shots from the rough, and use my regular PW for greenside collars and fairway lies (and dial the face wide open for bunkers).

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Cleveland, Titleist

I found this Wilson 50 degree gap wedge at Golfers Warehouse used for 7 dollars. They also threw in a free sleeve to anyone making a purchase on that day. I cleaned the dirt off the club and noted that the grooves were in very good condition. I installed a new tour velvet grip. So the total cost of the club was 13 dollars.

Took it out on the course and immediately liked it. The sole is very narrow and I am assuming that it has a moderate bounce. I can pick the ball cleanly off the turf or take my normal shot. Very good feedback and it has become my " go to" club from 100 yds in.

I don't have the game for spinning the ball backwards, so I can't speak to that.

I demoed the Taylor-made RAC wedge against the Wilson and there was no difference in feel or performance

Overall a very good club for someone like me that shoots in the 90's on my usual round and high 80's on a good round.

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none

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nicklaus, top-flite, taylor-made, adams

What a great wedge. Not nearly as soft as my cleveland r588 sand wedge, but slightly more forgiving. This wedge puts good spin on the ball, not a ton. Has good feel and distance control. It's also pretty long on distance as well. Only complaint is the sand blasted finish scuffs up golf balls.

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not used.

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none.

These wedges are awesome. I have at least one chip in from under 20 yrds every week. I havent played better with any other wedges. I recommend the set to any one. Not alot of spin but good feel, accuracy and forgivness. Great for the price.

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Teardrop 60

It's been said in other reviews, but I'll say it again because it's true - for the price of these wedges, the average golfer/high handicapper won't do better. I'd been playing for years with an old pair of Knight Golf $10 wedges, and had no idea how hard they were to hit well. Buying the $25 BeCu wedge made my short game noticably better the first time I used it. Why spend $120 for a Clevland club meant for someone with scratch-golfing abilities when you can spend $25 for a great club and spend the difference on more golf and a couple of beers!

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Knight cheapo wedges.

This is a great wedge for the money. It has good feel and spin, and looks great at address. It's the best value around.

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Cleveland

People, people, people.. I see too many reviews critizing this club for lack of distance - look at the lofts you are hitting! They are design to travel only 30/50/75yds or so, depending on the loft of wedge you are using. This game is about accuracy.. I have no problem flying it 100-130yds even though I am a bad golfer; I just use the appropriate clubs (PW-8 for me). The tricky spots is short, 30-70 yd shots.. having the right wedge and making a full swing is much easier than trying to control a PW with a 3/4 swing or whatever. These quality, but (relatively) inexpensive Wilsons will allow you to carry 3 or 4 wedges to nail down those distances. I don't have the full set of them, but after trying out one, I'm gonna go out and look for the BeCu models at MSRP ($34.99!!).

Customer Service

Like the earlier reviewer said, for less than $30 are you really looking for customer service?

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These wedges are hands down the best value anywhere. For less than the price of a single "name" wedge you can have a matched set of Wilsons. The brass weighting in the SS heads feel great. These clubs produce very consistent distance and all the spin you could possibly want. The head shape takes very clean divots. The BeCu 60 is actually becoming better as the face develops scratches and creates a little more bite. If your ego won't let you put anything but "pro" clubs in your bag, then take a pass. But if you are looking for great value then check these out.

Customer Service

Haven't had to use it.

Awesome. Best purchase I've made on any club. Gets the ball straight up with plenty of back spin. The most consistent club in my bag. Just because it's not your name brand club donen't meen you won't stick on the green every time. Wilson has come up.

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haven't used

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