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What does the d stand for in golf clubs?

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i recently got a set of irons and aclub with the letter D followed the pitching wedge. what does the d stand for?

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You must have gotten the Cleveland golf iron set which includes a D-wedge that is generally 51-53 degrees in loft, and is meant to fill the gap between a PW and SW.
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is it the Driver?
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"D" Duel Wedge. Can be used from the sand or in the rough.
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What brand of clubs are they? I've never heard of a "D" stamped on a wedge. You could ask them where you bought the clubs, check the company website or ask your club's golf shop. Really don't have a clue.
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That sounds like a Cleveland wedge. The "D" is their gap wedge. It is lofted to fill in the gap between the pitching wedge and sand wedge. Typically 51-53 degrees of loft.
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Huh, never see a letter D on a golf club. And I have been playing golf for 8 years
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Its the "Degree" of the wedge
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