Pinemeadow Golf Men's 3 Wedge Set 52/56/60, Right Hand, Steel, Regular, Dark Grey

I had seen these clubs and thought I don’t need these. I have a pitching and sand wedge. After not playing for 30 years or so, I forgot how often you need to chip, pitch, etc. I rethought that and for $70 for 3 wedges, ok. I’ll try it, hey it’s Amazon, you can return them.These won’t be going back. I had thought about building a whole set of clubs, which would put me back at no wedges. I bought a Tour Edge set, I have been on the fence about and thought of selling those and start over. I am still unsure, but either way I go with those clubs, I can use 2 of these.The 52 degree is a good gap wedge between my pitching and sand wedges. The 60 is a great lob wedge. If I keep the set of clubs I have, I wouldn’t need the 56 degree club. The other 2, the 52 & 60 are worth the $70 I think.I like how the clubs have a yardage estimate on the head, with the loft, and what they call it. Pitching wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge, etc. I haven’t tried the 64, or the 68 clubs. Thinking that’s an insane loft, and you can only have 14 clubs, so……..I would like to see pine meadow do a 1,2,3,4, or all 5 package deal. Letting you pick the clubs you want for say 1 for 30, 2 for 55, 3 for 75, etc. Then you just pick and choose. In the meantime, at about 30-35 a club individually they are a good deal. As good as other clubs I have used throughout the years.They also have a polished silver set for about $10 less if you prefer the silver color.So far I really like these, love using this 60 degree loft wedge. I have made some nice shots with this club. Still working on the 52. My 56 is still in the wrapper since my sand wedge is a 55.Just buy these clubs, you won’t regret it.

I came across the Pinemeadow brand this year after picking up the PGX offset driver. I had so much fun with that club I decided to get some more and I'm glad I did! I got the 3 pack of wedges for $77 and I am really pleased with my purchase! First time out I was hitting the 56 and sticking my balls within 5 feet of the pin on most holes. The clubs look great and have great balance. They are easy to hit consistently. Considering I got all 3 wedges for about half of what a Cleveland wedge costs, the value is outstanding. If you love golf but don't like spending thousands on clubs, Pinemeadow is an excellent option. I had so much fun after my first round with the wedges that I came home and ordered a Pinemeadow putter and the offset 3 and 5 woods to round out my arsenal :)

This is a great wedge set for beginners that are trying to learn the game. Hints on distance is great for you to understand. I’ve improved my wedge game with this and have recently upgraded. I’m going to keep these since they are a little harder to hit.Overall, great set and an affordable price.

Fantastic. You can get great spin with these

Got these hoping to improve my game. Seems so far to be a good quality club at a reasonable price.

Maybe I wrote an earlier review? Can't remember. Anyway, I'm a 12 handicap, 55 year old male in great shape--look like I'm 45, lol.Had these for about 12 months and _very_ happy with them; I hadn't been great with wedges off the green since I started playing at 40, but I've gotten used to these clubs, trust them, and do really well now. Lost the 56 degree, somewhere, so mostly use the 60 degree and occasionally the 52 degree when I'm further out. If it's more 50+ yards I've still preferred a pitching wedge--I know, I should be able to get it closer with a higher-degree wedge--but -50 yards I can always hit the green with these.I guess you need to get used to them. I just bought a Mizuno 48 degree club with great reviews--to find a nice space between my PW and these wedges--and tried it out today. I need more practice with it, you get the point.Anyway, I'm using these Pinemeadow wedges closer to the green with a less-than-full swing and absolutely love them after getting used to them, like most clubs. On the driving range I've gotten more comfortable taking more full swings and see how far they can go. I think that I can utilize them better farther out.The price now (~$88) is a steal. That's what I paid...then they went up about $40 for the set this past year, now back to the current (~$88). Get the set, practice and get to know them, and enjoy. But even if they go up in price a bit, I'm sold on this set and highly recommend.

I’m a 20 handicap cap golfer this year. I haven’t played consistent golf for 5 years than a 15 handicap. These wedges work really good for me I replaced my 54&58 degree Titleist wedges with these. As I’m in my 60’s I’ve lost distance and my short game really struggled now all 3 wedges have given me more loft and spin then before and the 60 degree wedge is given me better accuracy around the green because I was always trying to open up my 58 degree wedge for loft around the green. I’ve only played 5 rounds and have already had a lot of improvement.

These are a perfect set of wedges for a starting set, Honestly wish one of them wasn't a Pitching Wedge but oh well. To be honest they got rusted after 1 once in the rain, and had to battle PineMeadow for 3 weeks to get a replacement set.