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Shop golf wedges from leading brands including Titleist Vokey, Cleveland, Ping, Callaway, TaylorMade, Mizuno, Cobra and Wilson. Our range includes individual pitching, gap, sand and lob wedges alongside golf wedge sets for players looking to build or update their short-game setup.
Choosing the right wedges is about creating useful distance gaps and selecting loft, bounce and grind combinations that suit your swing, typical course conditions and the shots you play around the green.
Browse our golf wedges for sale in the UK and compare individual clubs and wedge sets to find the right combination for your bag.
Wedges are used for a wide range of shots, from full approaches to pitches, chips and bunker shots. Rather than choosing solely by brand or spin claims, consider how each wedge fits into the rest of your set.
Wedge loft influences launch and distance, while bounce affects how the sole interacts with the turf or sand. Grind changes the shape of the sole and can influence how easily the clubface can be opened or manipulated for different shots.
The main factors to consider are:
Wedge type: Pitching, gap, sand and lob wedges can perform different roles.
Loft: Loft helps determine trajectory and how a wedge fits into your distance gaps.
Bounce: Different bounce options can suit different swing characteristics and ground conditions.
Grind: Sole grind influences turf interaction and shot versatility.
Head design: Traditional blade-style wedges prioritise control and versatility, while cavity-back designs can provide additional forgiveness.
Set composition: Consider how each wedge works with the loft of your shortest iron and the other wedges already in your bag.
There is no single wedge setup that works for every golfer. The right combination depends on your iron lofts, typical shot distances and the type of shots you prefer around the green.
A pitching wedge is generally the lowest-lofted wedge in a golfer's setup and is commonly used for full approach shots and lower-flight short-game shots.
Pitching-wedge loft varies between iron sets, so check the specification of your existing clubs before adding another wedge.
Pitching-wedge loft establishes the starting point for wedge gapping, making it an important specification when building the rest of your short-game setup.
A gap wedge is designed to fill the loft and distance space between a pitching wedge and sand wedge.
Modern iron sets can have relatively strong pitching-wedge lofts, which can leave a substantial distance gap before a traditional sand wedge.
A gap wedge fills the distance between shorter irons and higher-lofted wedges, giving golfers another option for full approaches and controlled pitch shots.
A sand wedge provides additional loft and is commonly designed with sole characteristics that make it suitable for bunker shots and shorter approaches.
Bounce becomes particularly important here because wedge bounce affects turf and sand interaction.
Golfers who play in softer conditions or have a steeper delivery may prefer different bounce characteristics from players who regularly encounter firm turf or make shallower contact.
A lob wedge provides a higher-lofted option for short-game situations where a higher launch and shorter carry are required.
It can be useful for certain shots around the green, but additional loft does not automatically make a wedge easier to use. Golfers should consider whether the loft creates a useful distance and shot option within their existing setup.
Wedge loft has a direct relationship with trajectory and distance.
Our range includes wedges across a variety of lofts, allowing golfers to build a setup around their existing irons.
Rather than assuming fixed loft gaps work for everyone, compare the actual lofts of your clubs and the distances you produce with them.
Loft progression creates distance separation between wedges, helping reduce large gaps or unnecessary overlap at the scoring end of the bag.
Bounce describes the relationship between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole.
Higher bounce increases the sole's resistance to digging, while lower-bounce designs can provide different turf interaction on firmer surfaces or for shallower deliveries.
The appropriate bounce depends on factors including swing technique, turf conditions, bunker sand and the types of shots you commonly play.
Grind refers to how material is shaped or removed from different parts of the wedge sole.
Sole grind changes turf interaction and clubface versatility, which can affect how a wedge performs when the face is opened or when playing from different lies.
Manufacturers offer different grind systems, so compare each brand's specifications rather than assuming the same grind name means the same thing across every range.
Golfers replacing one particular loft may only need an individual wedge, while players rebuilding the short-game end of their bag may prefer a golf wedge set.
Wedge sets can provide a convenient way to create a coordinated setup across several lofts, but the loft combinations should still complement your irons.
Before choosing a set, check:
the loft of your pitching wedge or shortest iron;
which wedge lofts are included;
whether the gaps between them suit your distances;
available bounce and grind options; and
whether you actually need every wedge included in the set.
Wedge sets combine multiple short-game lofts within one setup, while individual wedges allow golfers to build their configuration one club at a time.
Traditional blade-style wedges generally provide compact shaping and a range of sole and grind options for golfers who prioritise short-game versatility.
Cavity-back wedges redistribute more weight around the clubhead and can provide additional stability on off-centre strikes.
Cavity-back construction increases perimeter weighting, while more traditional wedge designs can provide different levels of sole and face versatility.
Neither construction is automatically better. The appropriate choice depends on how much forgiveness, feel and shot-making versatility you want from your wedges.
Discover the latest golf wedges for 2026 from Callaway, Titleist Vokey, TaylorMade, Cleveland, PING, Mizuno, Cobra, Wilson and more. Compare lofts, bounce and grind options and find the perfect wedges for your short game.
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Click Golf stocks wedges from established golf manufacturers, with each brand offering different combinations of loft, bounce, grind and head design.
Titleist Vokey wedges are available across multiple loft, bounce and grind configurations, giving golfers the ability to build a setup around their swing and typical course conditions.
For more information on the latest generation, read our Titleist Vokey SM11 Wedge Review.
Cleveland produces wedges across different head designs and sole configurations, with options for golfers prioritising spin, forgiveness and short-game versatility.
Compare individual Cleveland models according to loft, bounce and sole design rather than choosing by brand alone.
Ping wedges offer different loft and sole configurations designed to suit a range of short-game requirements.
When comparing Ping wedges, consider how the available loft, bounce and grind specifications complement your existing irons and playing conditions.
Callaway offers wedge ranges across different lofts and sole configurations, allowing golfers to compare options for approach shots, bunker play and shots around the green.
TaylorMade wedges provide different combinations of face, groove and sole technologies across the range.
Compare the available specifications according to the type of shots you play and the conditions you normally encounter.
Our range also includes wedges from Mizuno, Cobra and Wilson, providing further choices across different lofts, head designs and price points.
Browse golf wedges and wedge sets from Titleist, Cleveland, Ping, Callaway, TaylorMade, Mizuno, Cobra, Wilson and other leading manufacturers.
Use the available filters to narrow the range by brand, loft, gender, dexterity and price, then compare individual product specifications to determine which wedges best complement your existing clubs.
Whether you're replacing one wedge or building a complete wedge setup, focus on creating useful loft and distance gaps while choosing bounce and grind options appropriate for your swing and typical playing conditions.
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