Edison 2.0 wedges are designed with recreational golfers in mind and a unique double sole design is the key to bringing out the best in your short game.

“The Edison 2.0 line-up is my best work ever…and better than anything else on the market today,” is what Terry Koehler, Founder of Edison Golf, says about his latest creation.

That’s a bold statement from someone who’s been in the business of making golf clubs for over 30 years. Is it marketing spiel or do these wedges deliver more than any other of the world’s best golf wedges?

Let’s break down the new Edison 2.0 Wedges and see what they’re all about including how the unique sole design helps you get the most out of your short game.

Edison 2.0 Wedges Specs & Design

The Edison 2.0 wedges look a little different to the traditional models you see used by professionals. However, there’s a reason for that.

According to Edison, better golf performance has always come in a different-looking package and these wedges are all about bringing out the best in the short game of recreational golfers.

The back design creates the most efficient distribution of mass ever seen in a wedge. That means you’ll get more forgiveness, more control, and more spin than your other wedges.

Edison have made sure that the precision, feel and versatility aren’t compromised in what is a complete package in these wedges.

The patented Koehler Sole is the other key design element, adding two separate bounces to the one wedge.

The design features a high bounce angle in the front of the sole and a low bounce angle on the rear portion to provide you with the tools for any lie from fairway to bunker to rough.

The wedges are sold individually to required lofts, or in sets of three (49, 53 & 57 degrees or 51, 55 & 59 degrees) or sets of four (45, 49, 53 & 57 degrees or 47, 51, 55 & 59 degrees).

Edison 2.0 Wedges Review: Are they any good?

If you’re one of the golfers with a larger-than-quarter-sized wear pattern on your wedges, the Edison 2.0 Wedges are a great choice.

With 42% more mass above the centerline, you’ll get the forgiveness most golfers need from across the face of these wedges.

They perform just as well as some of the bigger brand-name wedges when it comes to center strikes and the unique double bounce sole helps ball striking from all conditions.

FAQs

How much do Edison 2.0 Wedges cost?

A single Edison 2.0 Wedge will cost you $199.95. A three-wedge set will cost $559.85, and a set of four will run you $724.80. If you’re just looking for an Edison 2.0 Wedge head only, you’ll pay $139.95.

What are specs of the Edison wedges?

The wedges are sold individually to required lofts, or in sets of three (49, 53 & 57 degrees or 51, 55 & 59 degrees) or sets of four (45, 49, 53 & 57 degrees or 47, 51, 55 & 59 degrees).

Where are Edison Wedges made?

They are made in Rockport, Texas.

What Edison says about the 2.0 wedges:

“The distinctive Edison 2.0 back design creates the most efficient distribution of mass of any wedges ever. They deliver more forgiveness, improved distance control and enhanced spin, all without compromising precision, feel, or versatility.

“Instead of catering to the needs of tour pros, the Edison 2.0 wedges were designed around the way you play the game.

“They have the most efficient distribution of clubhead mass in the category to deliver unmatched distance control and forgiveness for any level golfer – with added spin and more penetrating trajectories a likely bonus.

“Our patented Koehler Sole design has been proven for over 30 years with thousands of golfers to handle every shot you might face.

“This unique design blends a high bounce angle in the front of the sole with a low bounce angle on the rear portion. So, regardless of the lie you face or the swing you make, your Edison 2.0 wedges can handle it.

“It’s simply the most versatile sole ever put on a wedge.”