Most golfers carry a few wedges so they have options from different distances and lies around the green. A common setup is a pitching wedge, gap wedge, sand wedge and sometimes a lob wedge. The right mix depends on the lofts already in your iron set, how many short-game shots you like to play, and how much room you have left in the bag.
Try to choose wedge lofts that give you sensible gaps rather than clubs that all go a similar distance. Many golfers use a gap wedge around 50° to 52°, a sand wedge around 54° to 56° and a lob wedge around 58° to 60°. When buying used wedges, check the exact lofts carefully so they fit properly with your pitching wedge and the rest of your set.
A gap wedge fills the space between your pitching wedge and sand wedge, usually for fuller approach shots and controlled pitches. A sand wedge is a versatile club for bunkers, rough and shorter shots into greens. A lob wedge has the most loft and is used for higher, softer shots, although it can be harder to control if you do not practise with it often.
Bounce is the part of the wedge sole that helps the club move through the turf or sand. More bounce can be useful in softer ground, fluffy bunkers or for golfers who hit down more steeply. Lower bounce can suit firmer turf, tighter lies and golfers who sweep the ball more shallowly. It is worth checking the listed bounce as well as the loft before buying.
Yes, wedges can wear over time, especially the grooves on the face. Worn grooves can reduce spin and control, particularly on shorter shots, wet shots or shots from the rough. A used wedge can still be a good buy, but always look closely at the face, grooves, sole, shaft and grip condition before ordering.
Yes, buying used wedges online can be a good way to add more short-game options without paying new-club prices. The main things to check are loft, bounce, grind if listed, shaft, photos and condition notes. Nearly New Golf Clubs lists used wedges with product information and condition detail so you can compare options properly before buying.
The condition will depend on the individual wedge. Used wedges often show marks on the face and sole because they are regularly played from turf, sand and rough. Check the photos and condition notes carefully, especially the grooves, face, sole, shaft and grip, so you know exactly what you are buying.
Yes. Nearly New Golf Clubs offers a 30 day return option on used clubs, so if the wedge is not right for your game, you can return it in line with the returns policy. Return shipping is normally the buyer’s responsibility unless the item is faulty or not as described.
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