Reasonably priced new wedges

brick tamland

Looking to invest in a pair of new wedges but don t have the money to blow on new vokeys or anything like that. Any recomendations for something i can pick up in the 50/70 quid each range

Cheers

spacecoyote

brick tamland wrote: »

Looking to invest in a pair of new wedges but don t have the money to blow on new vokeys or anything like that. Any recomendations for something i can pick up in the 50/70 quid each range

Cheers

The Cleveland RTX range are class & should be in that budget range I'd say

mike12

brick tamland wrote: »

Looking to invest in a pair of new wedges but don t have the money to blow on new vokeys or anything like that. Any recomendations for something i can pick up in the 50/70 quid each range

Cheers

Not sure what price Ben Hogan are but they do a trial before u buy

slave1

brick tamland wrote: »

Looking to invest in a pair of new wedges but don t have the money to blow on new vokeys or anything like that. Any recomendations for something i can pick up in the 50/70 quid each range

Cheers

Have you tried getting your current wedges re-grooved or putting new grips on them for a new lease of life?

brick tamland

slave1 wrote: »

Have you tried getting your current wedges re-grooved or putting new grips on them for a new lease of life?

Tbh they are very old and very cheap to begin with. Not a matching pair either. The Cleveland's mention above look decent if a little over budget

FixdePitchmark

The price of new wedges have gone a bit daft.

?

Is it 150 to 170 for most of them ?

If you are looking for a good second hand set drop me a PM

dan_ep82

Halpenny are doing the RTX4's for 100 each

MCguirks deals on wedges @ €70 but they might not have the lofts/bounce/shaft you want as they will be clearance
https://www.mcguirksgolf.com/c/pga-championship-best-offers/2349

newport2

I bought 3 Cleveland Rtx's (50, 54 & 58) from this site to try after my current Vokey's get worn. All 3 delivered for €162 (€15 discount per club when you bought 3), less than the price of 1 Vokey wedge. They are very similar to Vokey's.

https://www.onlinegolf.eu/clubs/wedges/cleveland-golf-588-rtx-chrome-wedge-245877.html

These other Cleveland ones are nice too, 2 for €120 with free delivery to Ireland

https://www.onlinegolf.eu/clubs/wedges/cleveland-tour-action-wedge-314286.html

slave1

I'm glad looking at those v grooves I bought up a few vokey square grooves when they were end of line

Miley Byrne

brick tamland wrote: »

Looking to invest in a pair of new wedges but don t have the money to blow on new vokeys or anything like that. Any recomendations for something i can pick up in the 50/70 quid each range

Cheers

I have a 12 month old 56 deg Vokey. PM if interested

GreeBo

You'll get some great deals on wedges on golfbidder.ie, new and almost new for way less than in a bricks & mortar shop.

Bottle

McGuirks have Mizuno wedges on special, lovely club.

Dbu

GreeBo wrote: »

You'll get some great deals on wedges on golfbidder.ie, new and almost new for way less than in a bricks & mortar shop.

2nd that, great quality.
Their idea of a 7/10 is a 9.9/10 with me mostly

GreeBo

Dbu wrote: »

2nd that, great quality.
Their idea of a 7/10 is a 9.9/10 with me mostly

Totally.
A brand new club will look like their 7-8 after 1 round...possibly other than the grip.
I got two new in wrappers SM7's for the same price as 1 in McGuirks.