Tool
Find the wedge that suits your courses.
Tell us which wedge you need, what your courses are like and what you want to spend. We check each maker’s published bounce at the lofts you need, and show the reason for every answer.
- Wedges researched
- 21
- With a current price
- 21
Your matches
“Yes” and “Look elsewhere” are listed by price, lowest first. “Maybe” lists the wedges that meet the most of your answers first, then by price.
What this tool does and does not use
It compares bounce in degrees, as makers publish it.
Low bounce here means 6° or less, mid 7° to 10°, and high more than 10°. Those bands follow Titleist’s Vokey guide to wedge bounce, which also links soft turf and fluffy sand with more bounce and firm turf with less. Makers do not all measure bounce the same way (Ping lists effective bounce), so a 10° from one maker is not proven equal to a 10° from another.
It reads bounce at the lofts you need.
For 20 of 21 wedges we have recorded which bounce the maker sells at which loft, so the answer is read at your lofts only. For one wedge the maker publishes no bounce at all, so it comes out as a “maybe”.
It does not judge grind, swing or gapping.
Grind changes how the sole behaves, but makers use different names and publish no comparable measure. How steeply you swing matters too, and the finder asks only about your courses. It does not check the gaps to your pitching wedge. A price is for the stock version the retailer listed; a particular loft and bounce may not be in stock.
What “Yes” means
The maker’s own description and the current price match your answers. Hit it before you buy if you can. How we research.