LAZRUS Premium Forged Golf Wedge Set for Men - 52, 56, 60 Degree Wedges + Milled Face for More Spin - Great Golf Gift

I ordered a 4 hybrid, 56, and 60 degree wedges. They all came quickly and in proper condition. They do a good job packing them and protecting the finish.Quality: With a month of hitting in these clubs I can say that for the money they are hitting way above their price point. The club feels forged as they claim it is. I have cast irons (replacing for forged soon) and can tell that the wedges feel so much better on contact and similar to other forged clubs my friends have let me swing before. The shafts seem like decent quality. The grips feel durable and didn’t seem to get slippery when my sweat from my non gloves hand got on it. Solid 8 for build quality.Performance: I have very limited experience with proper wedges of these lofts. Previously I had been using a pitching wedge and sometimes a 9 iron for all of my bull and run shots. Both of these wedges have given me more confidence around the greens and have good feedback. I also was able to work on flip shots with the 60 degree for the first time by opening up the club face. Placing high shots that land and stick on the green with back spin feels so satisfying. Until now I couldn’t really achieve that within 30 yards of the pin. The milled face offers good backspin control and even if you miss hit off the toe the milled surface still grips it. Another 8 here.Durability: So here’s where things get iffy. I have two range sessions on these clubs. After two sessions the black coating on the wedges are coming off pretty easily from the impact of the club taking a divot. Not the end of the world but I would expect the coating to last alittle longer. At the end of my second range session and right before my first round with the new clubs I go to hit a simple 65 yard shot with the 60 degree and the shaft snaps inside of the grip. Maybe this is my fault for ordering a regular shaft when I know I have high club head speeds. I’m only a month in to these clubs and broke one. So far durability gets a 7.Customer service: Here is where they are the best. I reached out to the company about redeeming the 1 year warranty on the broken wedge. I explained how it broke and they asked for my address and what I needed replaced. They put in the order and shipped me a new club 2 night air shipping. They didn’t ask for order confirmation, pictures, or anything else. They just sent me a new club. This is a no brained 10 here.Overall these clubs are well worth testing out. The wedges will get you into the wedge game and help you figure out what you’re capable of. They give you a close enough feel to a top tier club that’s 3 times the price. You could easily uses these to learn on for years and then later when your game desperately needs the next step of fine tuning get a set of customized wedges. Very impressed and customer service is second to none.

I had not played golf in 22 years and after watching the Masters 2024 I decided to play again. I am working around injuries so not the player I was when younger. Using them around the practice green where I live these wedges work well for me. I liked them so much I bought the irons as well. I have used the wedges for a couple of weeks now and I think the work as good as any others I have owned since 1980. Yes old timer 74 playing a long time. They are very easy to use and I can flop them or knock down and run the ball in. I can work them left to right or right to left and also hit them very straight. I would recommend these wedges for anyone who does not require a stiff shaft such as a touring pro who swings 100+ miles per hour. I am 74 and have been playing since 1980. About 44 years. They have replaced my Cleveland wedges which were also great but are now worn out and at that time they were $150 each now about $200 each. All 3 of these wedges were like $119 plus tax if I remember correctly. To tell the truth I like these better than my Clevlands which were very heavy to me. They feel very balanced and have a nice feel to them. Price is extremely reasonable for what you get. I did not want to spend a lot of money so The wedges were my first purchase. I was a low handicapper when younger but I have yet to play as I am gathering my weapons at this time. I would recommend these wedges to all levels of players, skilled or beginners and especially Seniors. I am 5'8" and weight 159 lbs. I choke down about 1 inch on these and I am impressed at the total all performance. I do need to set them 1 degree flat and will have that done eventually but for now I choke down. I hope this helps and as soon as I try the irons I will write a review.

These exceeded my expectations. They are a great value for the money.ProsThey are very solid on the face with great feel. They spin the ball nicely which allows you to attack the pin. They have a nice sharp edge at the heel which allows you to get underneath the ball on a bad lye. They look good and the price is good.ConsThe shafts are not that good. They are playable to a medium to slower swing but flex is definitely more of a senior flex. Another words faster swing speed needs a stiffer shaft. These are standard flex and you can feel it. If lazrus allowed different shaft flex options then these would be perfect although it would probably drive up the price. Grips are only ok not great nor bad.In conclusion these are wonderful clubs especially for those who don’t want to drop a bunch of money. One reviewer explained that they reshafted these and it made an even bigger difference, but that defeats the point of finding this rare inexpensive gem.

I gamed these Lazrus wedges for about 3 months after deciding it was finally time to replace my worn Cleveland 588's. The first thing I noted was the ridiculous amount of spin these wedges produce and I mean ridiculous in a great way! I can stop shots on a dime and depending on course conditions, I've even had several shots spin back a couple feet. Now of course there are many factors that go into this like your technique, ball and course conditions but in my opinion these wedges do it above average. Performance is solid and consistent and the overall feel is nice. In order to be able to sell 3 wedges for the price of one, consolations must be made somewhere and in my opinion, this was done in the shafts and grips. The shafts bear no brand markings and they just don't feel as nice as other premium wedge shafts. This became crystal clear when I tried a newer model year Cleveland wedge. There's definitely a noticable difference in the premium clubs but of course they come with a premium price. In the end, I did upgrade to newer Cleveland wedges and these Lazrus are now in the loaner set bag. With that said, I really can't say anything bad about these wedges considering the price. If you're on a budget or if you're an average handicap golfer you shouldn't hesitate to give these wedges a try!