For many golfers, steel shafts remain the ideal choice because they provide a familiar feel, excellent stability, and predictable distance control around the greens.

If you currently play steel shafts in your irons or prefer a slightly heavier, more traditional feel, steel wedges are often a natural extension of your set.

Most importantly, steel shafts give many golfers confidence—a quality that can save strokes around the greens.

At Edison Golf, every steel wedge comes standard with one of the most respected names in golf shafts:

KBS Tour Steel

The KBS Tour has earned a reputation for exceptional feel and consistency and has become a favorite of golfers at every skill level.

Why We Like It

✔ Smooth feel

✔ Excellent stability

✔ Predictable launch

✔ Outstanding performance on both full and partial shots

For most golfers, the KBS Tour Steel shaft is an exceptional starting point.

Golfers are not all the same. That's why Edison offers additional shaft options for those seeking a different feel or performance profile.

KBS Hi-Rev

Designed specifically for scoring clubs, the Hi-Rev offers golfers the opportunity to generate additional spin and enjoy exceptional feel around the greens.

Perfect for golfers who:

✔ Prioritize feel

✔ Enjoy playing a variety of shots

✔ Want enhanced greenside performance

You may want to transition to graphite.

Steel May Still Be Right… But Listen to Your Body.

If you experience discomfort after a round, today's graphite and composite shaft technologies are worth considering.

Many golfers find they provide:

✔ Reduced vibration

✔ Less stress on joints

✔ Excellent consistency

✔ Outstanding feel

If comfort has become a priority, we encourage you to explore our graphite shaft options.

Should my wedges match my irons?

Not necessarily—but many golfers prefer the familiar feel and consistency of matching shaft materials throughout the bag.

Are steel shafts more accurate?

Not automatically. The most accurate shaft is the one that gives you confidence and allows you to make consistent swings.

Do Tour players still use steel shafts in their wedges?

Absolutely. Many professional golfers continue to rely on steel shafts because of their feel and consistency.

Are steel shafts better for full swings?

Many golfers prefer steel on full swings because they appreciate the added stability and familiar feel.

The right shaft is only part of the equation.

The right lofts, sole design, and fitting options can make an even bigger difference in your scoring.

Build Your Own Wedges

Select your lofts and custom specifications.

Shop Scoring Sets

Our most popular loft combinations, built to help golfers score better.

Explore the A•S•L Scoring Set

The simplest three-wedge system we've ever created.

Choosing the right shaft isn't always black and white.

Your swing, physical comfort, current equipment, and the types of shots you like to play can all influence the right answer.

If you're still unsure whether steel, graphite, SteelFiber, or BGT is the best fit for your game, we'd be happy to help.

A short conversation with one of our wedge fitting experts can often provide the clarity you're looking for.

Speak with Our WedgeFit Expert

Bill Totten has helped thousands of golfers find the right wedge setup and would be happy to discuss your game, your current equipment, and your goals.