Sand Wedges by WILSON. Details: Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance. Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance.
Sand Wedges by WILSON. Details: Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance. Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance.
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The lowest price for Wilson Harmonized Golf Wedges right now is $869.23.
The all-time low was $57.38 on 4 June 2025 — today's price is 1415% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 22 Jan 2026.
Wilson Harmonized Golf Wedges
Sand Wedges by WILSON. Details: Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance. Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance.
Sand Wedges by WILSON. Details: Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance. Harmonized Wedges have long been popular in pro shops. A new innovative sole design now gives players more options around the green. Play higher shots with greater accuracy with a special sole grind that allows players to open the club face for improved performance.
Last updated at 22/01/2026 07:46:02
originally posted on tgw.com
For context, I am a 1.2 handicap golfer. I owned a Wilson Harmonized BeCu 6 degree wedge until recently when it was stolen...along with my car. I got the car back, but not the golf clubs. So I'm in the painful process of (re)building a new set of clubs. One of my most used and trustworthy clubs was my 60 degree wedge. Whether playing out of the sand, deep rough, or a finessed flop shot, the Wilson Harmonized Wedge has been my magic wand. So although they do not sell the BeCu version anymore, I went with the classic high polish chrome. I love, love, love my Wilson Wedge. By all measures, it seem to be a direct knock-off of the Cleveland 588...at 1/5th the price. This is such a versatile wedge at an amazing price. Buy one and practice with it, get creative with it, ... MoreFor context, I am a 1.2 handicap golfer. I owned a Wilson Harmonized BeCu 6 degree wedge until recently when it was stolen...along with my car. I got the car back, but not the golf clubs. So I'm in the painful process of (re)building a new set of clubs. One of my most used and trustworthy clubs was my 60 degree wedge. Whether playing out of the sand, deep rough, or a finessed flop shot, the Wilson Harmonized Wedge has been my magic wand. So although they do not sell the BeCu version anymore, I went with the classic high polish chrome. I love, love, love my Wilson Wedge. By all measures, it seem to be a direct knock-off of the Cleveland 588...at 1/5th the price. This is such a versatile wedge at an amazing price. Buy one and practice with it, get creative with it, and shave a few strokes off your game.
originally posted on Academy Sports + Outdoors
Bought this club for store pickup. When I received the club it looked like it had been played with for multiple rounds. Giant scratch across the whole club face. Go in to return and half the clubs don’t have the plastic covering the head any more. The response I got was that they let people try them out in store and they can get scratched up because of it. I will not be purchasing any clubs from them again because of this. Do yourself a favor and buy your new club somewhere else.
originally posted on tgw.com
I had both Cleveland and Calloway wedges and struggled getting under the ball with both of them, especially on Florida winter hard pan. I started with the 60 and loved it. I was able to pick the ball off hard pan constantly. I then tried the 56 for longer lobs and for the traps. I was sold and then bought the 52 to fill the remaining gap. I’m now playing in Ohio grass and roughs and still loving these wedges.My Cleveland and Calloway wedges are now in my guest bag.
| Golf club flex | Stiff |
| Hand orientation | Left |
| Golf club loft | 52 Degrees |
| Grip Size | Normal |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 99.1L x 12.7W x 10.2H centimetres |
For context, I am a 1.2 handicap golfer. I owned a Wilson Harmonized BeCu 6 degree wedge until recently when it was stolen...along with my car. I got the car back, but not the golf clubs. So I'm in the painful process of (re)building a new set of clubs. One of my most used and trustworthy clubs was my 60 degree wedge. Whether playing out of the sand, deep rough, or a finessed flop shot, the Wilson Harmonized Wedge has been my magic wand. So although they do not sell the BeCu version anymore, I went with the classic high polish chrome. I love, love, love my Wilson Wedge. By all measures, it seem to be a direct knock-off of the Cleveland 588...at 1/5th the price. This is such a versatile wedge at an amazing price. Buy one and practice with it, get creative with it, ... MoreFor context, I am a 1.2 handicap golfer. I owned a Wilson Harmonized BeCu 6 degree wedge until recently when it was stolen...along with my car. I got the car back, but not the golf clubs. So I'm in the painful process of (re)building a new set of clubs. One of my most used and trustworthy clubs was my 60 degree wedge. Whether playing out of the sand, deep rough, or a finessed flop shot, the Wilson Harmonized Wedge has been my magic wand. So although they do not sell the BeCu version anymore, I went with the classic high polish chrome. I love, love, love my Wilson Wedge. By all measures, it seem to be a direct knock-off of the Cleveland 588...at 1/5th the price. This is such a versatile wedge at an amazing price. Buy one and practice with it, get creative with it, and shave a few strokes off your game.
Bought this club for store pickup. When I received the club it looked like it had been played with for multiple rounds. Giant scratch across the whole club face. Go in to return and half the clubs don’t have the plastic covering the head any more. The response I got was that they let people try them out in store and they can get scratched up because of it. I will not be purchasing any clubs from them again because of this. Do yourself a favor and buy your new club somewhere else.
I had both Cleveland and Calloway wedges and struggled getting under the ball with both of them, especially on Florida winter hard pan. I started with the 60 and loved it. I was able to pick the ball off hard pan constantly. I then tried the 56 for longer lobs and for the traps. I was sold and then bought the 52 to fill the remaining gap. I’m now playing in Ohio grass and roughs and still loving these wedges.My Cleveland and Calloway wedges are now in my guest bag.
Haven't had a wedge. Great for shots within 130 yards of the green. Give you great loft and helps with placement on the green. Very durable with a good grip. Does show minor wear after usage, but nothing that would prevent me from buying again. Great product for the price. If you are a beginner or just starting out this is a great club to have in your bag.
First lob wedge I have owned or used. Skeptical of spending a few hundred on a 60 degree when I’ve never used one. Wilson harmonized wedge was perfect and did not break the bank. It’s holding up well through my first 10 rounds and many practice sessions. Highly recommend. I also picked up the 52 and 56.
Really enjoying using this new wedge. Has helped to fill the gap in my game. My husband loves it!Very affordable, but also offers great quality, has a great feel and produces great spin.Love the Golfbox website. Always find amazing products.
(Bought as a potentially replacement for gap wedge that came with iron set)The rounded leading edge is either off-putting or a bonus depending on the lie. Found it to be effective or even great for greenside shots…full swings not so much.Higher price point or matched to set wedges I’ve play are almost universally better for full shots. Unfortunately in this case, the matched to iron set gap wedge is staying in the bag.
I must say i was very surprised by this wedge. I needed a 52 loft in the bag and didn't want to go out and spend hundreds on vokey wedges so opted for this Wilson. Very happy with the club choice. Im not a great player but playing off a 14 Handicap and I like the feel and confidence I have when using it. Getting some fantastic spin on the ball which surprised me a lot. Would recommended if upgrading a wedge for the average golf player over 10 handicap.
Bought today with to the range used it and loved it.Absolutely brilliant 20 -30 yards from pin. Feels great off the face. But I will change the grip.For $72 its 5 star performer why prefer than my callaway md4.
Bought the Wilson Harmonized SG Wedge Combo after reading reviews across the web. Have now used them and can say the following:Look good. Fixed my gapping problem as my new Srixon ZX4 irons stop at the pitching wedge, which has a 43 degree angle. So the 52, 56 and 60 degree wedges were great additions. Hit my 52 degree wedge first shot to 7 feet from 75 metres. They feel good despite comments that the grip is too thin. I had a couple of shots from under the lip of the bunker and the 60 degree wedge got the ball up and out when my old wedge would not.Quick delivery and no issues with the quality.
| Golf club flex | Stiff |
| Hand orientation | Left |
| Golf club loft | 52 Degrees |
| Grip Size | Normal |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 99.1L x 12.7W x 10.2H centimetres |
