Women's golf wedges
Our selection of women's Wedges includes the Wilson Harmonized, a very open wedge for lobs and bunker exits, along with our markers to set up short game clubs: loft, bounce, length and shaft suited for a female golfer, and a distribution between pitching, sand and lob wedge to cover all approaches around the green.
Master your approaches, shot after shot.
Pitching, gap, sand and lob: four wedges
The wedges are distinguished by their loft, the angle of the face. The pitching wedge, around forty-five degrees, extends the iron series for long approaches. The gap wedge, at about fifty or fifty-two degrees, fills the distance gap with the sand wedge, which is fifty-four to fifty-six degrees, designed for the bunker. The lob wedge, over fifty-eight degrees, sends the ball very high for a short distance. With the rules limiting the bag to fourteen clubs, a female golfer usually keeps two or three wedges, spaced four to six degrees apart for regular distances.
The rest of the bag
Women’s clubs also come in:
All clubs are gathered on the women's clubs page.
The Wilson Harmonized, open at sixty degrees
The Wilson Harmonized features a loft of sixty degrees, that of a lob wedge: the ball rises almost vertically and falls without rolling, ideal for getting over an obstacle and stopping on a fast green. This very open loft also makes it easier to get out of bunker situations with high lips, where you need to lift the ball over a short distance. The version offered is for right-handed players. Wilson is tied to the very history of the wedge: it’s the Chicago brand that commercialized the sand wedge developed by Gene Sarazen, who won the British Open in 1932 with this club.
Bounce, length and shaft for a female golfer
The bounce, the angle between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole, prevents the club from digging: a high bounce, over ten degrees, forgives on soft sand and thick grass, while a low bounce is suited for dry, firm ground. The length of a female wedge is generally about an inch shorter than that of a male model, to maintain a stable posture over the ball. The graphite shaft, which is lighter, helps slower swings generate speed; a steel shaft offers more control on short approaches. The best setup is to match the shaft to that of the iron series.
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Frequently asked questions
How many wedges should a beginner female golfer have?
A pitching wedge, often included in the set, and a sand wedge are enough to start. The lob wedge is added as short game skills improve and when seeking to play high, short shots.
Is a sixty-degree wedge difficult to play?
It requires a firm stroke: a hesitant swing makes the face go under the ball. When mastered for short distances, it becomes the ideal tool to stop close to the flag on a fast green.
How to get out of a bunker with a sand wedge?
Open the face slightly, anchor your feet in the sand, and hit the sand a few centimeters behind the ball. It’s the sand that gets projected that lifts the ball, not the direct contact with the club.
When should you change your wedges?
The grooves wear down with shots in the sand and on the practice range, which reduces backspin. For a regular player, the difference is noticeable after a few seasons: the ball rolls more after the bump.
Does a right-handed wedge suit a left-handed player?
No, the face of a right-handed wedge is angled for a right-hand swing; a left-handed player needs to choose a left-handed club. This point should be checked before any purchase, as it cannot be changed later.
