Any online deals for wedges?

[kevster84]

Looking for a set of 52/58 or 54/60 wedges. Does anyone know if there are any online deals around as not got much to spend. Not bothered about latest models etc.

Thanks in advance.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

MD is a very good brand and relatively cheap and well worth having a look at and see if anyone has a deal

https://www.golfonline.co.uk/md-golf-norman-drew-wedges

 

[3565]

Looking for a set of 52/58 or 54/60 wedges. Does anyone know if there are any online deals around as not got much to spend. Not bothered about latest models etc.

Thanks in advance.

whats your budget?

 

[Bratty]

There's two Cleveland 588 wedges for sale in the For Sale section. £65 for the pair; the the best wedges I've used.
Not me selling by the way!

 

[LanDog]

I'll vouch for MD as a great brand on a budget, have a 60° low bounce that is becoming my favourite club

In other news, I have a 52° and 58° pair of callaway X Forged going spare...

 

[kevster84]

Landog - how much you looking for?

 

[kevster84]

Will take a look at MD although don't know much about the brand!

 

[jamielaing]

John Letters do surprisingly good wedges at a budget price.

 

[pbrown7582]

If looking at Md they have there own online account moresports.

 

[kevster84]

I found their wedges on eBay with moresports as the seller. Unfortunately didn't have my loft/bounce options.

 

[ruff-driver]

http://www.thesportshq.com/wedges.aspx

 

[garyinderry]

I found their wedges on eBay with moresports as the seller. Unfortunately didn't have my loft/bounce options.

What options are theses?

 

[KhalJimbo]

I usually find Golf Depot to be quite good with prices.

 

[kevster84]

I was looking for a 54 with enough bounce to use in bunkers and a low bounce 60 for use around the green.

 

[jamielaing]

Have you had a look for Vokey SM4s? May get some good deals on them now

 

[garyinderry]

I was looking for a 54 with enough bounce to use in bunkers and a low bounce 60 for use around the green.

Have you ever tried a low bounce 60 before? if you take any divot at all I would be wary. low bounce 60 takes no prisoners.

 

[Tashyboy]

Kev, there nowt wrong with the clubs suggested. but and its a massive but.

buy quality and by that I mean look at Vokey or the equivalent. They are the mutts nuts and you will only buy once, until you wear them out in 10 yr.

check out Golfsuppot who guarantee to be the cheapest online.

one last un your gap between 54 an 60 seems a bit big. What degree is you PW

i have a 48 (me fave club), a 52 and 56 degree. If you look on the Vokey sites they tell you what there clubs degree and bounce are for. Ie if your course drains well you will need a different bounce to one which is "boggy". That's what I was told.

lastly the suggestion re Vokey SM4's is one I would deffo go along with.

having just said all that, ave just had a look on golf support, clearance clubs and they have, Cleveland, taylormade and Wilson staff wedges all under £50.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

MD are a quality brand. Benross are another understated brand http://www.onlinegolf.co.uk/benross/clubs/wedges or http://www.americangolf.co.uk/benross/wedges

 

[kevster84]

Cheers for the help. I think second hand is the way to go. I used to have a 54 SM4 and regretfully sold it as wanted matching wedges. It did feel right in the hands. I have just been using some Benross Zip It wedges and didn't really take to them. The newer models are probably better.

 

[kevster84]

I have tried a low bounce wedge and found it ok. There are no matching sets in 54/60 on the bay. PW loft is 48. Dislike carrying three wedges hence a 2 wedge set up.