Edison wedges are by far the best wedges in the business and trust me when I say I have tried them all! No other wedge feels so good even when hit a little higher on the face coming out of the rough. The spin, accuracy and trajectory that they fly with is also hard to describe. If you wanna elevate your short game to the next level, these are the wedges for you!
Having played happily with Vokey wedges for years, I have found in my new Edisons a more forgiving, playable option. They still give me the clean, sensitive feel of the Vokeys, but when I play out of the rough, I no longer fear hitting them a little higher on the face. The responsiveness (feel?) and forgiveness have build my confidence, leading to shorter puts after chipping from around the green. They have plenty of stopping power when I use them for full shots. Now long par fours are no longer "par fives in my head." I purposefully play to a short (30 yards or less) position with some green to work with on my second shot, knowing I can play my third closer to the flag. Thanks, Terry, for creating "wedges for the rest of us."
I have 3 wedges and they all have improved my wedge game. Was able to customize the clubs. Great quality
Had my new Edison 2.0s for almost two months now and have been able to play several rounds. Absolutely love them! Crisp and reliable contact naturally-no big learning curve either these wedges. Probably the biggest thing I’ve noticed is that incredible Koehler sole. Great ball contact from the tightest hot Texas summer lies. Thanks Edison!
The Edison wedges perform just as advertised! Easy to hit and I’m more consistent when I don’t always hit it like JT!
I bought the Edison 2.0 heads only because I already had a set of premium shafts that I wanted to keep using. The heads were exactly as described, the quality was outstanding, and installation was straightforward.
After getting them built, the performance has been excellent. The wedges are incredibly forgiving, especially on shots struck a little high on the face, and the distance consistency is noticeably better than my previous wedges. They also produce plenty of spin without feeling harsh.
If you already have shafts you like, buying the heads only is a great value. You get all of the performance of the Edison 2.0 without paying for components you don’t need. I couldn’t be happier with the purchase and would definitely buy them again.
My current set contained up to a 53 degree sand wedge. I wanted to add a lob wedge, so I ordered a 57 degree lob wedge and couldn't be happier. Forty to sixty yard shots are made easy with this wedge. Tight pin location, no problem. Happy with my purchase and would buy again in a heartbeat.
My 52 was a full 3/4 inch longer than my 48 and 54. Had to go to local golf shop to have cut down. Shafts are awesome.
Im so happy with my purchase and really enjoyed my last shot into a par five and needed a 45 degree wedge.
I use regular shafts, and I could feel it flex and tore up the grass after the ball close to a walk off .
If you’re an amateur golfer, who wants tour player spin around the green, this is the wedge for you. I love my Edison Wedges.
I am playing the 53/57 and have been for awhile. Love them especially the 57 out of sand. The two new wedges look and feel just as good but I need to specifically practice with them. I expect to work it out and look forward to getting my short game back in shape.
The towels are very nice. A great towel at a great price. I plan on giving the towels I purchased away for gifts.
Better distance control on off speed shots, love the grinds, Koehler sole can do it all. Square face or open, the bounce is great.
I’ve been playing Edison for a few years now (3 sets) and don’t see myself playing any other wedges.
Not just for high handicappers, i play off of a +1 and have won 2 city championships with these in the bag.
Edison wedges are the best for overall performance.
I really like this towel, great feel, drying out is quick. For me I would like it to be a little bit bigger, but overall very useful on the course.
I’ve already figured out the 53-degree wedge (which I love!), but I’m still trying to figure out the distance I get when using the 49-degree wedge. I’ll be taking a lesson soon from the pro who recommended Edison, and I’ll let you know what I find out.
A great option. I don’t need a full wedge all of the time just the ability to replace a warn out head.