Yamato Golf Wedge Set or Individual Golf Wedges 50/52/54/56/58/60 Golf Gap Wedge Sets Sand Wedge|Lob Wedge Golf Clubs for Men & Women Milled Face for High Spin

Bought the 52* gap wedge on sale just as a cheap trial to see if my game would/could benefit from a gap wedge before spending real money on a new one. I had it regripped and found the club easy to hit and fairly forgiving on toe and heel strikes. A week later, I used it during play on a simulator and saw that with a full struck shot, it put ~9300 rpm of spin on the ball with a high/soft landing. Can't argue with that. The question was answered and the search is over..Post note: I ordered a 50* wedge and had to return it as it had square grooves (illegal grooves in USGA play) and had no alignment line at the bottom. It was the full-face version (which was ok). Also, the chrome wedge is only available in sets, so you'll have to deal with the skull on the back of the tarnished club. I wonder what the thought was behind that.

You can get some incredible spin with these clubs with the milled face. I have bought 3 different lofts i liked these so much. Also they are really cool looking. Grip is good, dont love the color but the feel is really good

These wedges are of very good quaility. yamato branded grips. You can spend much much more, these hit well and are good value for the money. I'm a fan of Cleaveland wedges looking to replace 54 deg and ran up on this set. 50/54/58. Clean apperance and cool logo. Grooves are sharp and impart a great deal of spin on the ball. This is my initial comments on these wedges at tge range hitting off astro-turf after 7-8 rounds, for me i found myself wanting a lighter "feeling" club.

Threw out my Vokey for this sweet heart. Takes the cover off the ball. I got the 52 degree.Great value. Nice quality.

I’m particular about my golf clubs. I’ve always used name brand clubs because I have been taught you get what you pay for. In this day and age, the pricing of equipment is outrageous. I needed new wedges. I’ve sent my old ones off twice now to be refaced. It’s time for a new set but I’m on a budget. I think TaylorMade has some of the best equipment but I need three new wedges and I can’t afford that. One wedge from TaylorMade is $160 or more, and I need three. I did some searching and came across this brand. I made sure of two things: 1) They were forged. 2) the face had to be milled. I have to say I am very very impressed. Maybe it’s because the face is brand new but I’m getting my shots to be extra spinny. Which if I am playing with other people makes me look super cool. The clubs are very light weight than my old ones so I’m adjusting to different distances (I am now hitting these wedges longer than my old ones). I’m also into the flashy fashion and with the blue grips it makes me love them even more. I get solid contact and after putting in 15+ rounds I haven’t seen any damage to the club or to the paint or finish. They are holding up very nicely. If you are in search of new wedges but don’t want to pay for the name brand, these are a great place to start.

LOOKS and FEELS great. Talk about spin master

These are nice looking wedges. Things I like:** Grip is Yamato midsize, so bonus for me -- I had planned to regrip to midsize anyway. This Yamato grip is similar to the feel of a Golf Pride Tour Velvet. It's round (no rib) and feels pretty good.** Looks like a decent shaft. Steel, and stepless.** Deep, uniform grooves and milling on the face looks sharp and consistent.Watch out for:** Lofts were off on the wedges I received: 52* (measured 54*), 56* (measured 59*), and 60* (measured 62*).** Lie angles on the 52* and 60* were off too -- all were supposed to be 64*; 52* was 2* upright and 60* was 1* upright.** When I bent the wedges back into spec, I found they were a little tough to bend. Listing says they're made from "forged carbon steel". While I don't doubt that, these wedges were more challenging to bend than quality forged irons like Hogan or Mizuno. Not buttery at all. My guess is these forgings have a higher carbon content to give the grooves and milled surfaces a little more longevity; the downside is the steel feels firmer. I guess that's why the wedges feel a little 'clicky' to me when struck.** Additional Specs: - 52*: 468g total weight / D3 swingweight / 35.375" length - 56*: 474g total weight / D3 swingweight / 35.375" length - 60*: 476g total weight / D3 swingweight / 35.125" length

These wedges are great! Have certainly gained me strokes around the green. I'm able to get the necessary elevation and spin on the ball and have it check up around the hole, whereas before, with my standard G and S wedges, the ball would often release past the hole and off the green. Very pleased with these clubs and recommend them to any mid to high handicapper like myself who's looking for improved short game.

super

buon prodotto, buone sensazioni a tocco,

Scuff marks after 3 shots played.

After trying to get some lazrus wedges and found them out of stock I compromised with these. I was abit wary but thought I'd try them and send back if poor. When they came they were packed well and out the box seem brilliant finish. I cannot confirm if they are regulation as the face is milled and has a aggressive cross hatch pattern across face. On use the feel great, grips looked cheap in photo but feel lovely and confident they will last. Stiff shaft but when hitting ball head feels positive and not hard or have a bad noise.They look great in the bag with the dull finish and skull and after playing 3 full rounds, they rip. Confident with little chip shots with the 58, and when hitting hard to get up and over danger confident they will get up and go straight. The aggressive cross hatch really grips the ball and puts back spin on, I've had balls divot the green and roll back, which wasn't expected from cheap clubs.For any new starter / anyone not wanting an expensive set, would defiantly recommend.Down sides - finish does show marks from playing easily, and aggressive cross hatch will shave parts of plastic from balls when hit hard. But for cost and performance this isn't an issue

Though I have used it only acouple of times it seems pretty good