Sand wedges are golf clubs with 54- to 57-degree lofts. They are ideal for making shots extending up to 90 yards for men and 80 yards for women. They have oval shapes below the faces, unique clubhead designs, and heel-toe cambers. Since they have more sole widths than other wedge types, they dig less into the turf. Sand wedges have bounces measuring 10 to 16 degrees.
Chrome Sand Wedges have traditional chrome plating. They have a classic look. They have a soft yet solid feel. They are resistant to rust and corrosion.
Black Nickel Sand Wedges have special chrome plating finish. They are as durable as Chrome Sand Wedges and provide the same soft yet solid feel. They are resistant to rust and corrosion.
Nickel Sand Wedges have soft interiors and hard, strengthened exteriors. They have a dull finish that reduces glare and provides a more traditional and elegant look.
Rusty Sand Wedges are made of untreated steel that rusts over time. They provide a softer feel and generate more spin than Chrome Sand Wedges. They reduce glare. However, they are not very durable. They are ideal for intermediate to advanced golf players.
Oil Can Sand Wedges have a finish that uses heat oxide treatment. They have a non-glare appearance and a soft yet solid feel. However, they tend to wear over time. Beryllium Copper Sand Wedges
Beryllium Copper Sand Wedges provide a soft feel on the club faces. However, they turn dark over time due to the reaction of oxygen to their metal components.
