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The Wedge Drop

18 Picks $99 – ~$350 Forged, Milled & Tour-Shaped

The wedge market in 2026 is the most competitive it’s ever been — and the most interesting. Titleist rewired the Vokey with directional face texture and heat-treated groove edges. TaylorMade went fully forged for the first time in a Milled Grind. Cleveland ditched RTX for RTZ and introduced Z-Alloy steel that’s 10% softer. Callaway built a Spin Pocket. Mizuno forged theirs in Hiroshima. Ping gave you six sole grinds. Every major OEM shipped a real upgrade, not a cosmetic refresh.

But the most interesting story isn’t at the $200 price point. It’s on the edges. Takomo built a forged wedge with full face grooves for $99 — an Australian DTC brand that consistently embarrasses clubs twice the price in independent testing. Sub 70 sells a CNC-milled, DT-4 steel forged wedge for $125. Edison designs specifically for everyday golfers, not tour pros. And at the other end, Miura hand-forges in Himeji, Kyoei uses S15C steel with artisan finishing, and PXG mills each Sugar Daddy III from a single billet. Eighteen wedges, eighteen brands, from $99 to ~$350. The right wedge is here.

Value / Direct-to-Consumer

Mid-Range Performance

Major OEM Flagships

Tour-Level

Artisan / Luxury

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