TaylorMade's Milled Grind wedges are a line of CNC-milled wedges that has run through several generations, and the most common used versions today are the Milled Grind 2, 3 and 4. The name describe...

To judge a used golf club, look at the parts that affect performance first (the face, the grooves on wedges, the shaft and the grip) and treat scratches on the sole, crown and topline as cosmetic. ...

How the wedge went from a soldered niblick in 1932 to today's grinds, gap wedges and spin-milled faces, with the myths cleared up.

The two most popular used wedges compared: Vokey SM9's Spin Milled grooves and six grinds vs Cleveland RTX ZipCore's low-density core and UltiZip grooves. Specs, who each fits and used prices.

A shank is a shot struck off the hosel that shoots sharply right for a right-hander. What causes it, quick fixes, and where the word comes from.

Callaway Jaws wedges are spin-focused wedges, and the Raw versions skip the face plating so the steel can grip the ball more consistently.

Two 56 degree wedges can play completely differently because of bounce. Here's what bounce is and how to pick low, mid or high bounce for your swing and course.

GolfRoots offers custom stamping on every wedge we sell, initials, a date, a course name, added before it ships.

ZipCore shifts the center of gravity, UltiZip sharpens the grooves. Here's what actually makes the RTX wedge work.