Wilson Men WGD616000 Harmonized Wedge - Silver, Medium

I already had a set of Wilson irons and I bought 3 of these wedges to expand my range of options from close in to the green. I picked up a 52, 60 & 64 degree and they are really excellent quality I’m hitting them very well indeed and I have full confidence in them. The grips are very good and they are overall great quality and I haven’t noticed they are picking up much wear out on the course. I would definitely recommend these to anybody wanting some decent quality wedges without spending too much.

Looks really nice up close. Sits well behind the ball at address. Great value for money. Works well for my short game.

I’ve had the Wilson Harmonized 60° Golf Wedge in my bag for over a year now, and it’s become my go-to club for bunker shots and short approaches. For the price, the feel and consistency are excellent — it’s forgiving, well-balanced, and performs far better than you’d expect at this level. The only minor drawback is that the face doesn’t rust, which means you don’t get quite as much spin on the ball as you might with higher-end wedges. That said, that’s something usually found on much more expensive clubs, so it’s not a deal-breaker. Overall, a dependable, great-value wedge that’s ideal for mid-handicappers or anyone looking for a solid short-game option without breaking the bank.

great item

These range of wedges deserve the accolades. I watched some reviews and some big hitters in the world of YT gave them a thumbs up. I own the 52 and 60 loft options. They look great, feel great and perform great. I would highly recommend these. Also I suggest you buy a 4mm stamp engraving kit as they all look the same. I'll be naming the 52 'The Hasselhoff' as it will be used in the sand and the 60 'the lil chippy one'. I'm giving away these top tips for free people!!! Buy and enjoy.

Club it decent and is good Value for the money paid. It has definitely helped with my short chipping. I am not an expert golfer mainly weekend and the odd twighlight round. Wilson are a good make. I have a set of Wilson clubs and they work fine. Therefore made sense to buy this wedge as know the brand. Could have paid a lot more but to be honest it would make little difference to my game.

This wedge was bought as a gift for my brother to match his other Wilson harmonized wedges. Naturally I had to use this to hit a few shots for myself to see how it compares to other wedges that I own. I am seriously impressed with the quality of this club! Let's be clear, this isn't ever going to play with the big boys when it comes to wedges, it's not a vokey or anything, but... if you are looking to expand your golf bag to include some 'specialised' wedges then these are definitely a great option for someone that doesn't want to get a fitting or get bogged down in grind or bounce options. I would highly recommend trying this club out or picking up a set. Let's face it, most golfers carry 3 specialised wedges and you can get a full set and have change based on what you would pay for an individual wedge from higher tier brands. In short, if you're a high handicapper or a beginner looking to expand their golf bag, park the brand snobbery and pick up a Wilson!

For £30 you cannot complain. The club isn’t premium but still looks more expensive than it is. The grip feels a bit cheap. It’s a bit heavier than my irons. However it does feel nice to hit a ball with it. It goes straight, High and where I want it to go. I won’t use a 60 degree often but it’s nice to have in the bag.