Cleveland Golf Wedges are designed to provide golfers with maximum spin, control, and versatility. As part of the wider Cleveland Golf range, these wedges combine short-game technology with a choice of lofts, grinds and finishes.
Explore Cleveland wedges at Click Golf and choose from different lofts, bounces, sole grinds and finishes to find the right setup for your short game.
Cleveland has become one of the most recognised brands in wedge design, developing technologies aimed at improving feel, consistency and spin performance from different lies.
The latest Cleveland designs use technologies such as ZipCore, HydraZip and UltiZip alongside carefully developed sole grinds. These features are designed to help golfers produce predictable results on full approaches, pitches, chips and bunker shots.
Choosing the right cleveland golf club at the scoring end of your bag isn't simply about loft. Bounce, grind, sole shape and the type of shots you regularly play can all affect how a wedge performs through the turf and sand.
The latest Cleveland RTZ family combines a traditional tour-inspired profile with Cleveland's Z-Alloy construction, a steel formulation developed to provide a softer feel while maintaining durability and consistency.
RTZ models are available with different sole options, including FULL, MID and LOW grinds, allowing players to match the club more closely to their delivery and typical course conditions. Click Golf also stocks RTZ models in finishes including Tour Satin and Black Satin.
HydraZip face technology is designed to optimise surface roughness for different loft groups, while UltiZip grooves help generate consistent interaction between the face and ball. Combined with Cleveland's ZipCore technology, the aim is greater control and predictable spin on the shots that matter around the greens.
For golfers who want a more specialised setup, selected RTZ configurations provide full-face grooves and a higher-toe profile for additional versatility when opening the face.
The Cleveland CBZ Wedge is designed for players who want additional forgiveness without sacrificing short-game control.
The Cleveland CBZ family uses Z-Alloy construction alongside ZipCore, HydraZip and UltiZip technologies. Compared with a more compact tour-style blade, its cavity-back construction is intended to provide additional stability and make consistent contact more achievable.
That makes CBZ a useful option for golfers who prefer a more confidence-inspiring head shape or want their scoring clubs to transition naturally from forgiving cavity-back irons.
For players who want additional versatility around the green, the CBZ family also includes a full face option, extending the grooves across more of the hitting area.
A high toe design can be particularly useful for players who like to manipulate the face around the green.
Full-face grooves provide additional coverage across the hitting area, which can be beneficial when the face is opened for higher pitches, bunker shots and other creative short-game shots where impact may move towards the toe.
Cleveland has developed several full-face designs, including RTX Full-Face 2 and newer CBZ Full-Face models. Competitor inventories also continue to position RTX Full-Face 2 alongside the newer RTZ and CBZ ranges, showing the breadth of Cleveland's current wedge offering.
If you tend to play with a square face most of the time, a traditional profile may suit you perfectly. Players who regularly alter face angle may prefer the additional versatility of a full-face model.
Choosing the correct grinds and bounces can be just as important as selecting the right lofts.
A higher-bounce or fuller sole can provide additional help when playing from softer turf and sand or for golfers with a steeper delivery. Lower-bounce options generally provide greater versatility from firmer ground and can suit players with a shallower strike.
Cleveland simplifies this choice on the RTZ line with options such as FULL, MID and LOW, while more specialised configurations cater for golfers who want additional versatility with an open face.
Think about the courses you normally play, your typical strike and how you use each wedge before choosing a grind based purely on its appearance.
Building the right wedge setup starts with understanding the loft of the shortest iron in your set.
From there, try to create sensible loft and carry-distance gaps rather than choosing wedges individually. The goal is to have reliable options for full approaches as well as shorter shots around the green.
For example, your setup might include a gap wedge for controlled approaches, a sand wedge for bunkers and general short-game use, and a higher-lofted option for shots requiring additional height.
The exact combination ultimately depends on your existing iron set, normal carry distances, course conditions and the shots you rely on most.
Choosing between RTZ and CBZ largely comes down to the type of head and performance you prefer.
RTZ is the more traditional, tour-inspired option, with multiple sole choices for players who want precise grind selection and versatility.
CBZ places a greater emphasis on forgiveness, making it attractive to players who prefer a more confidence-inspiring cavity-back construction while still getting Cleveland's modern face and groove technologies.
Players looking for additional face coverage can also consider Full-Face configurations.
There isn't one model that can be called the best Cleveland wedges for every golfer. The right choice depends on your strike, preferred feel, required forgiveness, course conditions and the types of shots you want to play.
Modern Cleveland Golf products combine several technologies designed specifically for scoring clubs.
ZipCore redistributes mass within the head to influence centre-of-gravity positioning and stability. HydraZip uses face treatments tailored around loft to support spin in different conditions, while UltiZip groove geometry is designed to maximise groove contact and help produce consistent control.
Cleveland's Z-Alloy material is another important development in newer RTZ and CBZ models, providing the foundation for Cleveland's latest wedge construction. Click Golf's current RTZ products use this material alongside FULL, MID and LOW grind options.
Together, these technologies are designed to give golfers greater confidence when attacking the flag or trying to save shots around the green.
Explore our selection of Cleveland Golf wedges and compare models, lofts, sole grinds and finishes to find the right addition to your bag.
Whether you want the traditional profile and versatility of an RTZ wedge, the added forgiveness of CBZ or the versatility of a full-face design, Cleveland provides options for different abilities, techniques and course conditions.
Choose the combination that gives you confidence over the ball and greater control on approaches, chips, pitches and shots from bunkers.
Want to explore the range in more detail? Read our Cleveland wedge guide for a closer look at Cleveland wedge technology and available options.
