The Staff Model wedges have been designed alongside our world-class tour players who provide direct feedback on design and performance. The end result for players at every level is confidence in their short game. 8620 Carbon Steel provides a soft touch and incredible feel around the greens. Machine-engraved score lines in the precision-milled face feature a higher density pattern for more consistent contact with the ball. The result is maximum spin and control on every shot.
The Staff Model wedges have been designed alongside our world-class tour players who provide direct feedback on design and performance. The end result for players at every level is confidence in their short game. 8620 Carbon Steel provides a soft touch and incredible feel around the greens. Machine-engraved score lines in the precision-milled face feature a higher density pattern for more consistent contact with the ball. The result is maximum spin and control on every shot.
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The lowest price for Wilson Staff Model Gap Wedge Golf Club - 50° Loft - Steel Shaft right now is $195.62.
The all-time low was $114.00 on 25 Dec 2024 — today's price is 72% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 21 Sept 2025.
Wilson Staff Model Gap Wedge Golf Club - 50° Loft - Steel Shaft
The Staff Model wedges have been designed alongside our world-class tour players who provide direct feedback on design and performance. The end result for players at every level is confidence in their short game. 8620 Carbon Steel provides a soft touch and incredible feel around the greens. Machine-engraved score lines in the precision-milled face feature a higher density pattern for more consistent contact with the ball. The result is maximum spin and control on every shot.
The Staff Model wedges have been designed alongside our world-class tour players who provide direct feedback on design and performance. The end result for players at every level is confidence in their short game. 8620 Carbon Steel provides a soft touch and incredible feel around the greens. Machine-engraved score lines in the precision-milled face feature a higher density pattern for more consistent contact with the ball. The result is maximum spin and control on every shot.
Last updated at 21/09/2025 08:51:27
originally posted on wilson.com
I recently purchased one of the new Wilson wedges. I started with the 58 degree to give it a shot. So far after 4 rounds I love it. I strike it well and haven’t had any complaints. I plan on getting a Wilson 52 degree wedge next to replace my other gap wedge. I would love to get a set of the Wilson staff model blades. They look gorgeous. But I just can’t part with my Nike VR pro blades just yet. I have nothing but positive things to say about this wedge. If your on the fence, give it a shot. I think you’ll be pleased with its performance.
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I play the Wilson Staff Tour V6 irons with Aerotech Steelfiber 110 shafts. Love the combo. A great improvement over my prior Tour V2s in steel. I have been using the Mizuno T7 in 52 and 56 as my go-to wedges. But I love the feel of the V6 and they have been in my bag for years. I went looking for that feel and considered Vokey, Callaway, and of course Wilson. I picked up a mint used Wilson Staff PMP 56 sand wedge. I was impressed. I paid $50 and after a range session and two rounds and it has been in my bag ever since. Thinking to complete the set so I went to the Wilson site and selected a custom Tour Staff 52 degree wedge. This wedge had to seamlessly fit into my set so I asked them to install a install a KBS Tour 110gr shaft (to match my Aerotech 110gr ... MoreI play the Wilson Staff Tour V6 irons with Aerotech Steelfiber 110 shafts. Love the combo. A great improvement over my prior Tour V2s in steel. I have been using the Mizuno T7 in 52 and 56 as my go-to wedges. But I love the feel of the V6 and they have been in my bag for years. I went looking for that feel and considered Vokey, Callaway, and of course Wilson. I picked up a mint used Wilson Staff PMP 56 sand wedge. I was impressed. I paid $50 and after a range session and two rounds and it has been in my bag ever since. Thinking to complete the set so I went to the Wilson site and selected a custom Tour Staff 52 degree wedge. This wedge had to seamlessly fit into my set so I asked them to install a install a KBS Tour 110gr shaft (to match my Aerotech 110gr Steelfibers), make it a degree stronger (51) so it is exactly 4 degrees from my 47 degree PW, add 1/2" to the shaft to match my 36" PW, and bend it 1 degree flat. It's in the bag.Wilson did all this in 7 days and it was only $140 delivered. Look up what others charge for customizing wedges. If you haven't tried their wedges you might want to take a test drive. I am not sure what it would take to upgrade my "used" Raw 56 sand wedge because it just plain works. No knock on the Mizuno's since I have used them for over a year. They say nothing feels like a Mizuno. But I found something that feels better. I have a pair of T7s in satin if interested. Might be time to replace the Cleveland 60.
originally posted on pgatoursuperstore.com
These wedges have great feel and control. I have had vokey wedges in the past and these truly have a better feel. I was unsure of Wilson at first but am glad I gave these wedges a chance, from feel, control, and looks, very satisfied with this purchase.
I recently purchased one of the new Wilson wedges. I started with the 58 degree to give it a shot. So far after 4 rounds I love it. I strike it well and haven’t had any complaints. I plan on getting a Wilson 52 degree wedge next to replace my other gap wedge. I would love to get a set of the Wilson staff model blades. They look gorgeous. But I just can’t part with my Nike VR pro blades just yet. I have nothing but positive things to say about this wedge. If your on the fence, give it a shot. I think you’ll be pleased with its performance.
I play the Wilson Staff Tour V6 irons with Aerotech Steelfiber 110 shafts. Love the combo. A great improvement over my prior Tour V2s in steel. I have been using the Mizuno T7 in 52 and 56 as my go-to wedges. But I love the feel of the V6 and they have been in my bag for years. I went looking for that feel and considered Vokey, Callaway, and of course Wilson. I picked up a mint used Wilson Staff PMP 56 sand wedge. I was impressed. I paid $50 and after a range session and two rounds and it has been in my bag ever since. Thinking to complete the set so I went to the Wilson site and selected a custom Tour Staff 52 degree wedge. This wedge had to seamlessly fit into my set so I asked them to install a install a KBS Tour 110gr shaft (to match my Aerotech 110gr ... MoreI play the Wilson Staff Tour V6 irons with Aerotech Steelfiber 110 shafts. Love the combo. A great improvement over my prior Tour V2s in steel. I have been using the Mizuno T7 in 52 and 56 as my go-to wedges. But I love the feel of the V6 and they have been in my bag for years. I went looking for that feel and considered Vokey, Callaway, and of course Wilson. I picked up a mint used Wilson Staff PMP 56 sand wedge. I was impressed. I paid $50 and after a range session and two rounds and it has been in my bag ever since. Thinking to complete the set so I went to the Wilson site and selected a custom Tour Staff 52 degree wedge. This wedge had to seamlessly fit into my set so I asked them to install a install a KBS Tour 110gr shaft (to match my Aerotech 110gr Steelfibers), make it a degree stronger (51) so it is exactly 4 degrees from my 47 degree PW, add 1/2" to the shaft to match my 36" PW, and bend it 1 degree flat. It's in the bag.Wilson did all this in 7 days and it was only $140 delivered. Look up what others charge for customizing wedges. If you haven't tried their wedges you might want to take a test drive. I am not sure what it would take to upgrade my "used" Raw 56 sand wedge because it just plain works. No knock on the Mizuno's since I have used them for over a year. They say nothing feels like a Mizuno. But I found something that feels better. I have a pair of T7s in satin if interested. Might be time to replace the Cleveland 60.
These wedges have great feel and control. I have had vokey wedges in the past and these truly have a better feel. I was unsure of Wilson at first but am glad I gave these wedges a chance, from feel, control, and looks, very satisfied with this purchase.
New P770s have my PW at 46 degree now, so I wanted to gap these 4 degrees like the rest of the irons. 50, 54, 58. They are solid. I'm always sitting at a dead range just under my PW and the 50 fills my 122-130 perfectly. One wedge came with a Lamkin grip instead of GP, but I'll just get it re-gripped.
Bought 50, 54. 60° couple months ago. Wasnt too keen in them. Change out standard shaft of 120g to a KBS Tour 105. What a difference! They are my constant wedges now. They really work not only from the fairway but around the greens. And our fairways & greens are 95% tightlies. Over the decades I've used them all & chose to stay with the Staff wedges because they work. Would suggest haveoptions on shafts or will lose folks, like me,who cant handle your stock shaft. Not everyone will spend more money to replace the shaft.
I am 70 years old & this is my third set of Wilson clubs. I had the Deep Red Fat shafts, The 9I11's and now the Launch Pads with an additional 60 deg. wedge. Using Wilson clubs over the years have greatly improved my game. They are dependable & last a long time.
I’ve played 3 rounds now with my new wedges (52,56 and 60ht). The thing I like the most is the control I get off these clubs. They are not overly spinny, but still have stoping power. My previous wedges were used but brand name. And I have to say these are far superior. My distances are consistent and I have change my strokes gain by 5+ strokes from short. The weighting is great. Only slightly negative feedback is the customization stamping. The letter/number are different size width in the lines. I am now a Wilson fan and will have Wilson’s in my bag from here on out.
Love the look and quality!Wish they came with same head and shafts.50 is a different back design then the 56 and 6050 and 60 came with True Temper Dynamic Gold S30056 came with a Dynamic Gold wedge shaftAll were ordered at same time
Purchased 50,54, and 58. They came stock with dynamic gold 120 ( s300) shafts. The wedges are wonderful addition to the bag. Fitted perfectly with my new irons. Feel premium, with out blowing the budget.For reference: I'm a 20 handicap.
I used to be a terrible chipper. 1st time out, just off the green, I parred 5-6 holes after a chip. full shots are great also. I like the fact the the clubs (bought the 52 degree 1st, week later bought the 56) come in a stiff shaft. my buddy thinks the club is a little heavy, but I care less because the performance of them is paramount.
