Majek Golf Men's Complete Wedge Set: 52° Gap Wedge (GW), 56° Sand Wedge (SW), 60° Lob Wedge (LW) Right Handed Regular Flex Steel Shaft

I got these for my husbands birthday and he loved them. He said they are a great set of clubs for beginners that may end up scuffing them or denting them. Said they’re great quality for beginners for the the price too.

Not bad for the price range grooves are kinda shallow will wear quickly and grips are just rubber. The differnce in the weight does help get the ball in the air and feels good while swinging

Stellar value for the money. A set of three wedges with a nice look to them. Great set of options—52, 56 & 60 degree wedges. They have a really solid feel with great touch. I played with them without trying them at the range first, and was able to get 6 or 7 up-and-downs from inside 45 yards. The puts were easy because they were mostly inside of 4 feet—-that’s in part because of these set of wedges. Also, the grips feel great.

Not sure they’re what I was looking for but for the money... a very nice club. Nice heavy club head... kinda chunky though. After about 100 practice balls I figured out how to hit them. Overall aNice set of wedges for the money. I’d say moreLike four stars but for the price they’re five stars. AGood quality club but they feel kinda dead. Even when I hit a great shot. Just something about them does t giveMe that ewww La la feeling. 🤷🏻‍♂️

These clubs get the job done. They're not going to magically knock strokes off your game or help you escape bunkers with ease, but they strike the ball consistently, are well-balanced, and hold up well after a whole bunch of rounds. I'm able to hit the same type of shots I was with my old wedges and don't feel like these clubs are holding me back at all. For $100, you're gonna have a hard time finding a better set of wedges.If you're a scratch golfer with extremely specific demands, you're probably better off spending more money on one of the "big" brands. If you're a mid-handicapper like me who play 1-2 rounds per week, these clubs will do just fine.Be advised: the other reviews are about the grips being big are on point. I myself prefer a larger grip so I love it, but if you prefer thinner grips, you might want to look into getting new grips after you buy these.

I live on a golf course on the east coast play 3 days a week and play a lot of name brand clubs, these wedges are top notch and swing weight feels top O The Line. These folks have made my day by making a club without killing your pocket book. Maybe we could get more young folks to play if the cost to play was not so stupid and you can not cure stupid, the Big Kids are going to charge a lot to pay Tiger and that Irish guy.

I play 3 times a week, I'm not a great golfer, not terrible. I fluctuate from a 13 to an 18 handicap. Was a little unsure about these but they got good reviews so I thought I'd give them a try for the price . Upon opening I was worried they wouldn't give much spin control. But so far after three 9 hole rounds and a full 18 this last Sunday I am very happy with them! I get a very high trajectory, and great spin control! I dont spin the ball back but I get good check, as opposed to almost non with my 56° ping sandwedge. If your on the fence like I was I say give them a try. Myself and my playing partner (who hit them a bunch on sunday and now wants them) approve!

Great for the price. Played 36 holes with them today after ranging them for yardage yesterday. Grip is a little oversized and I might switch them out to something slimmer. A little heavier than expected but other than that they are great. Hit nicely and lay well when the face is opened up. Consistent and reliable after a few rounds.