What is the best pitching wedge to buy that wouldnt kill my budget?

Question

What is the best pitching wedge to buy that wouldnt kill my budget?

Answer 1

The pitching wedge usually comes as part of the full iron set one purchases. This gives one consistency in shaft whippiness, the " feel" of the club as related to the rest of the set, and leads to confidence when using the club. If you purchase a single club, make sure that you can feel the head of the club as you swing. I have never purchased either a set of irons or woods that didn't feel right to the touch. The feel of the head had to be pronounced when wiggling the club with a firm grip.

Answer 2

If you're looking for a good club, that is not going to break the budget. Adams makes a good set of wedges, it's their Tom Watson model and they sell for like $40 a piece, and I think you can get the set of three for about $100. It's no Cleveland or Titleist, but it's a solid club. I had an older version of these about three or four years ago, and they were great, I recently upgrated to Cleveland CG12s.

You wont get much of a choice of lofts and bounce, they have three models (52/7, 56/12, 60/7) but at this price, they are not targeting the type of player who is looking for very specific loft and bounce combinations. For the weekend golfer, these will do.

Answer 3

Golfsmith has cleveland wedges on sale for $69 a piece right now.

Answer 4

you usually get one with a set of irons?

but you could get a titleist, callaway, nike wedge used for a very low price and it would still look "as new"

Answer 5

We don't know what your budget is, so it's hard to answer that question.

Most good wedges - Cleveland, Titleist Vokey, etc. - are in the range of $99 to $119. Is that within you budget?