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The first thing you are going to notice when you look at this wedge is the red screw sunk right into the back of it. This is not to make it look like a Frankenstein, but is rather adjustable for weight. You can make the wedge heavier ...

This is a gorgeous-looking player's wedge. I'm not big on the goofy looking "X" on the club head, but everything else is butter.

This Callaway X is forged with 1025 carbon steel to give it that sweet feel that you better players really appreciate. The radius from ...

Ever heard of a "Quad-Cut" groove? Wow, it sounds like it could put spin on a bowling ball! Mizuno says it allows them to control the width, depth, and draft angle and shoulder radius of each groove. This, of course, gives the wedge an ...

Take a look at these beautiful Titleist cavity back irons. This model is a few years old, but is still a great club. I played these clubs for years before I switched to the Titleist 735CM, which I currently play.

The 690s are a forgiving cavity back, ...

You're looking at tools of a champion. Champion Tour's Freddy Couples is swinging these. They seem to be working, as he has dominated the Champions Tour since he burst onto the scene. Fred has been playing at the top of his game and hitting these irons pure.

They ...

I have to tell you, this is one of the best values I've seen for a set of irons since I've started reviewing clubs. These are Tommy Armour's Silver Scot Forged Cavity Backs, and they are a great-looking set of golf clubs.

Let's start with the faces. They have ...

You're looking at a player's iron by Titleist. Don't be fooled by the cavity back; this iron still demands a good level of skill. But if you are a mid to low handicapper, you are going to love it.

PGA Tour pro Ryan Palmer swings these irons, and ...

"Responsive" is the word I would us to describe these cavity back irons. The J36 is made with 1020 carbon steel which is extremely soft. When you hit the ball on the grooves, you can really feel it, and "Man Oh Man" does it feel good. ...

These Scratch Golf wedges have developed a cult following for two reasons: They are very soft and have a different grind to suit every swing type.

When you first look at the club, it looks a bit generic, just a plain smoky chrome finish with an "S" on ...

Well, you found them. This is what the kid plays. By kid, of course I mean Tiger Woods. He not only plays these -- he gave his input to the Nike engineers who designed them. But can you handle them?

I assume you already ...

So you want to play Tiger Woods' irons, but you don't quite have Tiger Woods' game? These irons were made for you.

No, they are not for beginners - more for better players that want a tour-quality golf club, with a little bit more forgiveness than those hard-core blades ...

"Welcome to the penthouse suite; please come in and enjoy the view."

Most golfers already know, if you are looking at something that has the name "Scotty Cameron" on it, you better be ready to part with a good amount of cash. But what are you really paying for? ...

2009 US Open Champion Lucas Glover has these Nike CCi irons in his bag. They're the most inexpensive irons I've seen that an actual PGA pro plays.

CCi stands for Composite Cavity Insert. The cavity back design makes the club a bit more forgiving than the typical ...

Earlier, I did a couple reviews on some beautiful new Mizuno Irons: the Mizuno MP-58s and Mizuno MP-68s. This Mizuno MP Wedge is the perfect complement to either of these sets.

The Mizuno MP Series Wedge is a winner of Golf Digest "Recommend" Wedges. Well, there you ...

Hey kids! That's right; you are looking at Tiger Woods' Wedge. The very wedge that he hit on the 72nd hole of the 2008 US Open at Torrey Pines. Of course you remember it set up his 5-foot birdie putt that forced an 18-hole playoff with Rocco ...

Feast your eyes on these new Mizuno irons. I think Mizuno makes the most beautiful irons of all the major club makers. But buyer beware, these clubs are blades designed for exceptional players.

The MP-68 irons are Mizuno's latest and greatest tour quality clubs. It looks to be ...

I'm drooling now. Please don't look at me. It's embarrassing. These Mizuno MP-58s are a thing of beauty.

Let me compose myself and explain to you why these clubs are so cool. There's a new trend sweeping the PGA Tour, and that's the move towards cavity back style ...

Are you shopping for a good set of golf clubs to get you or a lady in your life a set of golf clubs? These are not a bad choice for the money.

Before we get to the technology of these clubs, let me start by saying that ...

This HiPPO HWT Wedge is not a bad-looking forged golf club. The gunmetal finish is very sharp looking, and the forged blade looks to be very responsive. The club face has V grooves and is sand blasted, thus the club will impart a lot of spin on those shots around ...

With today's technology, you need to select the right club for you. Even with the simple ol' sand wedge.

Here's a very nice forgiving wedge from Mizuno. This club is designed for the mid to higher handicappers that are looking for a club that they don't have to hit on ...

This is a real futuristic-looking mallet putter. It makes sense because it comes with some cutting-edge technology.

Standard with Rife putters, you get the RollGroove Technology. The RollGroove Technology consists of sharp, closely-spaced horizontal grooves. The golf ball stays on the face longer at impact, allowing Rife to make ...

Here's a gorgeous wedge from Cleveland. It's so pretty -- I'd just like to have it in my living room as an ornament. I could lean it up against my Jack Nicklaus statue.

The black gunmetal design is super slick and has a very soft feel. This wedge is "FormFORGED" ...

Are you sure you want to learn to play golf? Do you know what you are getting yourself into?? Hours and hours of practicing, hundreds if not thousands of dollars spent, and all for a thankless game that you will never be satisfied on how good you are. ...

Let me guess: Your buddy just took you out to the golf course for the first time ever last weekend. You jumped into a golf cart, borrowed a few of his clubs, and swung from your heels. Something tells me by the end of the day, ...

How's your short game these days? Can you get it up and down? Do your pitch shots land soft with spin and stop quickly? A lot of it comes down to practice -- but just like in your long game, you could probably benefit from some of the latest technology.

This ...