Most wedge shots aren't struck perfectly.
Even slight mishits can cost:
- Distance
- Spin
- Consistency
- Confidence
Most wedges weren't designed for those misses. Edison 2.0 wedges were!
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Trade In Your Old Clubs. Upgrade to Edison.
As the golf season winds down, turn those unused clubs into something better! Through the Dallas Golf Trade-In Program, you can trade in eligible clubs from any brand and apply their value toward new Edison wedges.
Even better? Combine your trade-in credit with your exclusive $25 discount on Edison orders of $250 or more using code DALLAS25.
Edison 2.0 Wedges Were Engineered Differently.
Edison wedges were designed specifically to help everyday golfers create more consistent scoring shots from the distances and lies that influence scores most.
More Consistent Distance Control
Edison’s higher center of mass design helps golfers create more repeatable launch and trajectory control across common scoring distances.
Better Performance on Miss-Hits
Most amateur golfers don’t strike wedge shots perfectly. Edison wedges are engineered to maintain more consistent results across the face.
Designed for Real-World Lies
Edison’s dual-bounce sole design helps golfers navigate tight lies, rough, and bunkers with greater confidence and forgiveness.
Ready to Find Your Ideal Wedges?
Most golfers carry 14 clubs.
Only three of them influence scoring more than every other club in the bag.
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Your Scoring Game Isn’t One Club.
It’s a System.
Edison scoring sets are designed to help golfers create more consistent distance gaps, trajectories, and recovery shot performance across the shots that influence scores most.
See What Setup is Right for You
Answer a few quick questions to discover the Edison wedge setup built for your game, distances, and scoring tendencies. OR, click below for contact information to our WedgeFit expert who can walk you through your buying experience.
