Why Buy a Used Golf Wedge Set?

Top-tier performance, lower price

Wedge sets are essential for scoring, especially inside 100 yards. Buying a wedge set that is used means you get the spin, feel, and stopping power of tour-proven designs at a fraction of the cost.

Consistency across lofts

Matched wedge sets ensure your gapping is dialled in. No more guessing the distance, just the right loft for every shot.

A smart, sustainable upgrade

Buying second hand wedge sets is a great way to reduce your environmental footprint. By extending the life of quality clubs, you’re helping reduce waste and supporting sustainable golf, without sacrificing performance. It’s a small switch that makes a difference, and you still get the quality wedge you’re after.

How it works

Choose your wedge set up

Filter by model, brand, or set make-up to find the right fit

Final checks before it ships

All used wedge sets for sale are inspected by our experts and graded for groove, face, shaft, and grip condition so you know what you are getting, we’ll perform a final check before we ship your second hand putter to you.

Next day UK delivery

Order by 12pm and get it ready for your next round

Try them on the course

Play with them properly and return within 30 days if they are not right

Used Wedge Set Buying guide

Wedges control scoring shots. The right setup helps you manage distances, play different lies confidently, and avoid awkward gaps inside 120 yards. Start with loft spacing first, then refine bounce and grind. 

2 wedge vs 3 wedge setups

Your wedge setup should match the loft of your pitching wedge and how many shot options you want around the greens.

• 2 wedge setup (52° / 56°)
  Simpler setup with fewer decisions. Covers most golfers for approach shots, bunker play, and chips around the green.
• 3 wedge setup (52° / 56° / 60°)
  Adds more short-game versatility and tighter distance gaps. Better if you play a variety of shots around the greens or want more control inside 100 yards.

Most golfers benefit from a 52° / 56° setup first before adding a lob wedge later.

Loft gapping

Loft spacing controls distance consistency between clubs.

• 4° to 6° loft gaps
  Keeps yardage spacing more predictable between wedges.
• Example setup
  Pitching wedge 46° → gap wedge 52° → sand wedge 56° → lob wedge 60°

If lofts overlap too closely, clubs fly similar distances. If gaps are too large, you create difficult in-between yardages.

What each wedge is for

• Gap wedge (50° to 52°)
  Fuller approach shots and controlled pitches from around 90 to 120 yards.
• Sand wedge (54° to 56°)
  Bunkers, softer turf, chips, and versatile short-game shots around the green.
• Lob wedge (58° to 60°)
  Higher flight, softer landing, short-sided recovery shots, and tighter lies.

Bounce explained simply

Bounce changes how the wedge moves through sand and turf.

• Low bounce (4° to 8°)
  Works well on tight lies and firmer ground. Suits shallow swings.
• Mid bounce (8° to 12°)
  Most versatile option for mixed conditions and general play.
• High bounce (12°+)
  Helps stop the club digging in softer ground or sand. Suits steeper swings.

If you are unsure, mid bounce is usually the safest choice.

Grind guidance

Grind changes how the sole sits against the ground.

• Versatile grinds
  Balanced sole shaping that handles most shots and turf conditions well.
• Specialist grinds
  Designed for specific shot types or turf conditions. Better for experienced players who manipulate face angle regularly.

Most golfers should prioritise versatility over specialist grind options.

Shaft guidance

• Steel shafts
  More control and consistency on shorter shots. Most common wedge option.
• Graphite shafts
  Lighter feel and easier to swing. Often used to match graphite iron sets.

Where possible, match your wedge shaft type to your irons for more consistent feel through the bag.

By Skill Level

• Beginner golfer
  Struggle with chunked chips, inconsistent bunker shots, or awkward distances inside 100 yards. Start with a forgiving 52° / 56° setup with mid bounce around 8° to 12° to make contact cleaner and distance control easier.
• Short-game improver
  Want more control over scoring shots and fewer awkward in-between yardages. Choose a 52° / 56° / 60° setup with consistent loft spacing to improve distance gapping and add more shot options around the greens.
• Confident shot-maker
  Comfortable opening the face, changing trajectory, and controlling spin. Choose varied bounce and grind combinations to handle different turf conditions and shot types more precisely.

Quick decision guide

• If you struggle with awkward distances inside 120 yards
  Choose wedges with 4° to 6° loft gaps, such as 52° / 56° or 52° / 56° / 60°, to create more predictable carry distances between clubs.
• If bunker shots feel inconsistent or the club digs too much
  Choose higher bounce wedges around 10° to 14° to help the sole glide through sand and softer turf more easily.
• If you play on firm ground or tight lies
  Choose lower bounce wedges around 4° to 8° for cleaner contact from tight turf and firmer conditions.
• If you mainly play fuller approach shots
  Start with a 50° or 52° gap wedge to bridge the distance between your pitching wedge and sand wedge more consistently.
• If you want more versatility around the greens
  Add a 58° or 60° lob wedge for higher shots, softer landings, and more short-sided recovery options.
• If you prefer simple decision-making around the greens
  Start with a 52° / 56° setup and mid bounce around 8° to 12°. It covers the widest range of situations without adding unnecessary complexity.
• If you are not sure what to choose
  Start with a forgiving 52° / 56° / 60° setup, mid bounce across all wedges, and matching wedge flex shafts for more consistent feel through the set.

Real club examples, what’s the difference?

• Titleist Vokey SM8 (50° / 54° / 58°)
  Balanced setup with tighter loft spacing for more precise distance control between wedges. Strong option for golfers who want consistent yardage gaps and versatility around the greens.
• Titleist Vokey SM7 (50° / 56° / 60°)
  Traditional three-wedge setup with clear separation between fuller shots, bunker play, and higher lofted recovery shots. Suits players who like distinct jobs for each wedge.
• TaylorMade Hi-Toe Milled Grind (50° / 56° / 60°)
  Designed for players who manipulate face angle and play creative shots around the greens. Higher toe profile and versatile sole shaping help with open-face shots and spin control.

Condition and consistency

Every wedge is individually inspected and graded across the face, grooves, sole, shaft, and grip. Matched wedge sets are checked for consistent condition across all clubs. We do not sell below 5 out of 10.

Mint (9 to 10 out of 10)
Minimal to no use

• Grooves: sharp with very little face wear
• Sole and leading edge: minimal marks
• Shaft and grip: close to new condition
  Looks and performs close to unused

Very Good (8 out of 10)
Light use, very clean overall

• Grooves: light wear only
• Face and sole: small strike and turf marks visible on close inspection
• Shaft and grip: very good condition with light signs of use
  Strong overall presentation with consistent condition across the set

Good (6 to 7 out of 10)
Regular use, fully playable

• Grooves: visible wear from normal play
• Face and sole: cosmetic wear and turf interaction marks
• Shaft: light bag wear or minor marks
• Grip: still usable or replaced if needed
  Spin and performance remain reliable for regular play

Cosmetic wear does not stop wedges performing properly. Groove wear is checked before listing, and photos reflect the actual wedges wherever possible.

Explore Our Range of Used Golf Wedge Sets for Sale

Our wedge bundles include 2- and 3-club sets, typically featuring:

• Gap Wedge (50°–52°)
  
• Sand Wedge (54°–56°)
  
• Lob Wedge (58°–60°)
  

You can filter by:

• Brand, bounce, and loft
  
• Shaft type and flex
  
• Right- or left-handed sets
  
• Men’s and women’s configurations
  

We add fresh stock often, so check back regularly for new arrivals.

Top Brands in Our Used Wedge Sets Collection

We carry professionally matched sets from all the leading wedge makers:

• Callaway Jaws, MD3 & MD5
  
• Cleveland RTX ZipCore & CBX
  
• Titleist Vokey SM8 & SM9
  
• Ping Glide & Glide Forged
  
• TaylorMade MG2, MG3
  

From raw face grooves to perimeter weighting, these clubs are built for touch, spin, and dependability, whether you’re pitching, chipping, or escaping bunkers.

Example set: Cleveland RTX ZipCore 52°/56°/60° – built for maximum control and consistency across the scoring zone.

Our Quality Promise on Every Used Wedge Set

Every used set of wedges we sell is put through our expert inspection process. That means:

• Grooves checked for spin retention
  
• Faces and soles assessed for condition
  
• Shafts and grips tested for durability
  
• All sets are graded, matched, and ready to play
  

And with our 30-day return policy, there’s zero risk – only reward.

Buy Used Golf Wedge Sets Online with Fast UK Delivery

Your next wedge set is just a few clicks away. Here’s what you can expect from NNGC:

• Tracked delivery across the UK
  
• Safe, simple online checkout
  
• Trusted support from our knowledgeable golf team
  

We make it easy to upgrade your short game from the comfort of home.

Not Sure Which Wedge Set Is Right for You?

No worries, we’re here to help. Use one of these tools:

• Try our Online Wedge Fitting Tool
• Chat with our golf gear specialists
  
• Get tailored advice based on your skill level, course conditions, and swing type
  

Get dialled in around the greens with a used golf wedge set you can count on.

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