Precision in the Short Game

Your wedges are your scoring clubs — where control, spin, and confidence matter most. At Embrace Golf Australia, our forged wedges are crafted for performance and value, not hype. Each model features precision-milled faces, full-face grooves for maximum spin, and quality shafts and grips to deliver consistency on every shot.

Available from 50° to 60° in 2° increments, our wedge range lets you dial in your setup for every lie, distance, and shot type. Whether you’re hitting high flop shots or controlled bump-and-runs, these wedges are built to help you score lower and play smarter.

The Cost of Big-Name Wedges

Brand-name wedges from premium golf companies can easily cost $250 to $400 per club in Australia — often featuring tour-level designs that most amateur players simply don’t need. For the average golfer, paying top dollar doesn’t necessarily translate into better results. In many cases, the difference comes down to marketing and marginal tech improvements.

Why We Offer Value-Driven Wedges

We believe great wedges shouldn’t cost a fortune. Every wedge we sell has been tested by our team and selected for its build quality, materials, and feel. Here’s how we make it work for Aussie golfers:

• Performance-first selection: Forged heads, milled faces, and precision grooves designed for spin and control.
• Transparent pricing: No inflated mark-ups or imported surprises — just fair pricing and Free Shipping Australia-wide.
• Fit-for-purpose lofts: Available in 50°, 52°, 54°, 56°, 58°, and 60° to suit any setup or playing style.
• Local support: Based in Perth and Aussie-owned, we offer real advice and fast, friendly service.

Match the Gear to Your Game

Choosing the right wedges is about your swing, not your brand preference. Here’s a quick guide:

• Beginners & high-handicappers: Start with two wedges — a 52° and 56° — for versatility on approach and bunker shots.
• Mid-handicappers: Consider a 50°, 54°, 58° setup to cover more yardages and improve short-game options.
• Lower handicaps: Experiment with 2° gaps and specific grinds to fine-tune spin, launch, and control.