Edison Forged Wedge - Single

My son turned me on to this club. Always played Vokeys. This wedge is far superior. Better checking ability with much softer feel than Vokey. Also, improves the playability enhancement with the double grind on the sole. Could not like my Edison 57* more.

I've been following the reviews on The Hackers Paradise for several months. I had space in my setup for an extra club, and I needed to tighten up some distance gaps I had in my existing Mizuno wedges. I switched to Edison 2.0 with a 47, 51 and 55 degree wedges. I love the sole and the forged heads. I'm still getting everything dialed in, but I'm very happy I made the decision to switch.

Had some Scor wedges back in the day. Now have the 53 and 57 Edison 2.0. Simply the best wedges out there in my humble opinion and I have tried almost all of them at one time or another. And yes, I too hope you will start making complete iron sets! Thanks for your good work in making these excellent golf tools :)

I originally saw Edison in an email for TGA. Loved the back story of a small, Texas based company, but performance is what matters. Bought the 57 first. It took a little getting used to for me to take advantage of what it can do. I don't have to manufacture shots by manipulating the club to get great spin vs. my old wedges. Added the 51 recently and like it to hit medium height spinning shots into greens. Two friends have them and a third likely will. Great wedges.

I bought a 51/38 1/2long graphite and as a 55/38 1/4. I added my own jumbo grip max xl I ten purchased 2 gen ones at close out in 47/38 3/4 and a 63/37 I’ve red got a space for a 59

I’ve played 10-15 rounds and the worse they’ve been is twice “yes twice” as good any other wedge I’ve ever owned

Now it’s not just hit greens it’s close enough to one putt

What a game changer
My daughter has teased how many different wedges you need dad and my answer are only these

There great looking and perform even better

I've played similar wedges designed by Terry, namely some Hogan wedges- and really liked the V-sole. The 2.0's give a much better result if you get under the ball a little more than usual, with the extra help higher up the face. I've hit way more fantastic shots with the 2.0 than I ever did with my Vokeys.

Bought this wedge because I somehow lost the one that is in my set. Clubs are older so replacement was impractical. So Edison delivered a club to my exact specs. Got it in about three weeks. Looked spectacular and my strikes with it are getting upper with each swing. Use it for some chips, bump and run play and full wedge shots. Have never had any club that was so consistently straight. If you are listening Edison, you should consider making full Iron sets.

Been a fan of the Koehler sole for 10+ years. Decided to replace my SCOR gap wedge with an Edison 2.0. Bill was a huge help as I am transitioning from steel to graphite. I can play any shot; ball flight is med/low and I am still getting 'one hop and stop'.

I started with the 55 and after a month added a 49 and 59. from fairway and rough results have been great with pitching and chipping. Very easy to hit, results on well struck shots is fantastic both spin and trajectory. Love the size of the clubheads.

I switched from Vokey wedges to the Edisons after doing a lot of research. I am so glad that I made the switch. The Edisons are very easy to hit from all sorts of lies and turf conditions. It is extremely hard to chunk these wedges. I get better distance with these than the Vokeys. I have a 54 and a 58 degree and am very satisfied with the quality, play-ability, and feel of the strike. I would recommend these to anyone wanting to improve their wedge game and want a wedge that is very easy to hit and accurate. I have been playing golf for over 50 years and these are a great addition to my game.