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View detailsA left handed golf wedge set can help you create better distance gaps below your pitching wedge. Instead of relying on one wedge for every short game shot, the right set gives you more control for chips, pitches, bunker shots and shorter approach shots.
Browse used left handed wedge sets for sale, compare loft combinations, brand, condition and price, then choose the wedge setup that suits your game.
Buying second hand left handed wedge sets is a smart way to improve your short game without paying full new-club prices. Wedges are scoring clubs, so having the right lofts and condition can make a real difference around the green.
Here’s why used left handed golf wedge sets make sense.
New wedge sets can be expensive, especially if you need two or three wedges from a trusted brand. Choosing a used left handed wedge set gives you a more affordable way to build a better short game setup.
This is useful if you want a 52, 56 and 60 degree wedge set, a 50, 54 and 58 degree setup, or a simpler two wedge combination.
A wedge set gives you more shot options around the green. Different lofts help you control height, rollout and distance more effectively.
That can make chips, pitches, bunker shots and short approach shots feel more predictable.
Many golfers carry wedges with poor gaps. That can leave awkward in-between distances where one club goes too far and another comes up short.
A left handed wedge set helps create a more structured setup between your pitching wedge, gap wedge, sand wedge and lob wedge.
Left handed wedge sets can be harder to find than right handed options. Buying used can make it easier to compare different loft combinations, brands and conditions in one place.
Every left handed wedge set listed on Nearly New Golf Clubs is inspected before it goes live on the website. That means you can browse with a clearer view of condition, specification and price before choosing the wedge set that suits your short game.
Each left handed wedge set is reviewed before being uploaded to the website. The heads, faces, grooves, soles, shafts and grips are checked so the listing reflects the set’s condition as clearly as possible.
We grade every used left handed wedge set so you know what to expect before you buy. Whether a set is mint, very good or good, the aim is to make condition easy to understand before it reaches your bag.
Browse by loft combination, brand, condition and price. Whether you need two wedges, three wedges, a gap wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge or 52 56 60 wedge set, you can compare suitable options online before ordering.
Order by 12pm and we will aim to dispatch your wedge set quickly, so you can get it into play as soon as possible.
You need to feel confident with your wedges on the course. That is why we offer 30 day returns, giving you time to make sure your used left handed wedge set suits your swing and short game.
Choosing the right left handed wedge set starts with your current pitching wedge, the lofts in your iron set, the shots you play most often and the distance gaps you need to cover.
Wedges are used for short approach shots, bunker shots, chips, pitches and shots where control matters more than distance. The right wedge set should give you useful options without making club choice confusing.
A wedge set gives you more control because each wedge has a different job. Lower lofted wedges are useful for fuller shots and lower chips. Higher lofted wedges are useful for bunker shots, soft pitches and shots that need more height.
The aim is not to carry more clubs for the sake of it. The aim is to make each scoring distance easier to manage.
A two wedge set is simple and practical. It can work well if you want better short game coverage without carrying too many wedges.
Common two wedge setups include:
Gap wedge and sand wedge
Sand wedge and lob wedge
50 and 56 degree wedges
52 and 58 degree wedges
A two wedge set can be a good option for beginners, casual golfers or players who want a cleaner setup.
A three wedge set gives you more short game options and more controlled distance gaps.
Common three wedge setups include:
50, 54 and 58 degrees
52, 56 and 60 degrees
Gap wedge, sand wedge and lob wedge
A three wedge set can be useful if you play regularly, want tighter distance control and use wedges for a wide range of shots.
Bounce affects how the wedge interacts with turf and sand. More bounce can help in soft conditions or for steeper swings. Less bounce can suit firmer turf or shallower swings.
Grind refers to the sole shape. It can affect how easily you open the face, play from different lies or control shot height.
The right lofts depend on your pitching wedge, your distance gaps and how many wedges you want to carry.
Do not choose a wedge set by numbers alone. Check how far each club goes and whether the set gives you a useful spread of distances.
A gap wedge sits between your pitching wedge and sand wedge. It helps cover the distance gap that often appears between those two clubs.
If your pitching wedge goes too far and your sand wedge does not go far enough, a gap wedge is likely the missing club.
A sand wedge is one of the most useful wedges in the bag. It can be used from bunkers, fairways, rough and around the green.
For many golfers, the sand wedge becomes the main short game club because it offers a strong mix of loft, control and versatility.
A lob wedge has the most loft and is used for higher, softer shots. It can be useful when you need to stop the ball quickly or play over a bunker.
A lob wedge can help, but it is usually harder to control than a gap wedge or sand wedge. Most golfers should only add one once they are confident with their basic wedge setup.
Wedges in the 50 to 52 degree range are usually used as gap wedges. They help bridge the distance between a pitching wedge and sand wedge.
These are useful for fuller approach shots, controlled pitches and lower short game shots.
Wedges in the 54 to 56 degree range are usually used as sand wedges. They are versatile enough for bunker shots, chips, pitches and shorter approach shots.
For many golfers, this is the most useful wedge loft range to have.
Wedges in the 58 to 60 degree range are usually used as lob wedges. They are designed for higher shots that stop more quickly.
They can be useful around the green, but they need good control. Beginners may be better starting with lower lofted wedges first.
Two of the most common wedge set structures are 52, 56 and 60 degrees, or 50, 54 and 58 degrees. Both can work well, but they suit slightly different setups.
A 52, 56 and 60 degree wedge set gives you a traditional gap, sand and lob wedge structure.
The 52 degree wedge can cover approach shots and controlled pitches. The 56 degree wedge can handle bunker shots and general short game use. The 60 degree wedge gives extra height for soft-landing shots.
This setup can suit golfers who want a full range of short game options and are confident using a lob wedge.
A 50, 54 and 58 degree wedge set gives slightly lower lofts across the set. This can work well if your pitching wedge is stronger lofted.
The 50 degree wedge helps bridge the gap from modern pitching wedges. The 54 degree wedge can act as a sand wedge. The 58 degree wedge gives high launch while often feeling slightly easier to control than a 60 degree wedge.
This setup can suit golfers who want better gapping without going to maximum lob wedge loft.
Neither setup is automatically better. The right choice depends on your pitching wedge loft, distance gaps and short game confidence.
Choose 52, 56 and 60 if you want a more traditional wedge spread and are comfortable using a high lofted lob wedge.
Choose 50, 54 and 58 if your pitching wedge is stronger lofted or you want slightly easier control at the top end of the wedge setup.
You can buy left handed wedges as a set or individually. The better choice depends on how many wedges you need and how specific your setup needs to be.
A wedge set is useful if you need two or three wedges that work together. It can help create more consistent loft gaps and a more connected short game setup.
Choose a wedge set if:
You need more than one wedge
You want better distance gaps
You want matching wedges
You are rebuilding your short game setup
You want better value than buying separately
Buying individual wedges makes sense if you are replacing one worn club or filling one clear gap.
Choose individual wedges if:
You only need one loft
You already have a good wedge setup
You want a specific bounce or grind
You are replacing a damaged wedge
You know exactly what shot you need to improve
For many golfers, a used left handed wedge set is the simplest way to build a solid short game setup. Individual wedges are better when you already know the exact loft and specification you need.
We stock second hand left handed wedge sets from leading brands, with availability changing as new clubs come into stock.
Cleveland wedges are widely known for short game performance. A used Cleveland left handed wedge set can be a reliable option if you want a specialist wedge brand.
Callaway left handed wedge sets can offer forgiveness, spin and useful short game versatility. They are a solid option for golfers who want reliable performance from scoring distances.
Titleist wedge sets are popular with golfers who want feel, control and a wide range of loft and bounce options.
TaylorMade left handed wedge sets are a good option for golfers who want modern shaping, spin control and confidence around the green.
Ping left handed wedge sets are known for practical sole designs, consistency and control. They can suit golfers who want dependable wedge performance.
Cobra left handed wedge sets can offer strong value, easy playability and useful loft options for different short game needs.
Every used left handed wedge set is individually checked and graded so you know what to expect before you buy.
Mint condition wedge sets show minimal signs of use. They may have been hit only a few times, if at all.
Faces and grooves: little to no visible strike wear
Soles: clean with minimal marks
Shafts and grips: close to new condition
Very good condition wedge sets show light use but remain clean overall.
Faces and grooves: light strike marks
Soles: small marks from limited play
Shafts and grips: very good condition with light signs of use
Good condition wedge sets show normal signs of play but remain fully usable.
Faces and grooves: visible wear from regular use
Soles: normal marks from turf and sand
Shafts: possible light bag wear
Grips: usable or replaced where needed
Cosmetic wear does not stop a wedge set performing. Groove condition is especially important, so every used left handed wedge set is checked before being listed.
Shop used left handed wedge sets at Nearly New Golf Clubs and compare second hand lefty wedge sets by loft combination, brand, condition and price. Find a 52, 56 and 60 degree wedge set, a 50, 54 and 58 degree setup, or a two wedge combination that gives you more control from scoring distances.
If you are unsure which left handed wedge set suits your swing, use our club consultation service before choosing.
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