The Lazrus wedges are sold in a set features three lofts options and comes at a very attractive price. Do they outperform the price and do they deliver short game gains?

Very similar to the Kirkland Signature wedge set, the Lazrus wedges come in a three set with lofts of 52, 56 and 60 degrees or 50, 54 and 58 degrees. You can now also purchase any of the wedges individually too.

Just like the Kirkland models, the wedges are sold at a very competitive price and you can bag all three at a fraction of the cost of more renowned brands like Titleist Vokeys or TaylorMade MG wedges.

We take a look at how they perform, the spin and consistency they offer and just how good the are for the snip of a price they cost.

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Lazrus Wedges Specs, Design & Features

Lazrus have come up with an impressive performing wedge that is premium in design but costs a fraction of the price of more well-known brands.

The wedges have a forged club head with a Micro Milled face for extra spin and control around the greens and in your short game.

You can expect a good blend of spin, control, forgiveness and versatility from across the set.

While the clubhead is premium forged, the steel shaft and the Lazrus standard grip don’t have the same high-quality finish you might expect.

Originally sold as a set with three lofts of 52 degrees, 56 degrees and 60 degrees, Lazrus have since added a 50 degrees, 54 degrees and 58 degrees set.

You can also now purchase individual wedges with silver, black or rainbow coloured club heads available and in both right and left handed options.

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Lazrus Golf Wedges Review: Are the wedges any good?

From an aesthetics point of view, the don’t particularly stand out as anything out of ordinary, but the neat, compact design is all about creating short game spin at a snip of the price of other wedges. That is the USP.

The wedges are perfect for all skill levels, not just elite players looking to add more spin, and match 99% of golfers.

The club head looks great at address, you a get a confident feel and touch from them and the levels of spin generated are impressive.

The price is the real eye-catcher with these wedges, but don’t let that make you the performance levels aren’t premium.

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FAQs

How much do Lazrus Wedges cost?

A set of three wedges is sold at around £130 / $175. Individual wedges can be purchased at around £50 / $68 each.

What specs are available in the Lazrus wedges?

The wedge set is sold with three lofts of 52 degrees, 56 degrees and 60 degrees. They have bounce of 8 degrees, 12 degrees and 10 degrees respectively.

Now, you can also buy a set with lofts of 50 degrees, 54 degrees and 58 degrees, offering more versatility.

Do the Lazrus wedges come with a warranty?

Yes, they have a one year warranty as standard as well as a 30 day guarantee after purchase.

Lazrus Wedges vs Kirkland Wedges…which is better?

There is a lot of like about both sets. Both come in sets of three wedges, are extremely good value and offer plenty of performance gains. We found it hard to split with both impressive short game options, although the Lazrus model just edged it.

What Lazrus says about the wedges set:

“As golfers, when we set out to build world-class golf clubs, we had to ask ourselves what the focal point and main reason for doing so was?

“Our first priority was to cut out the middleman and big retail prices so we could provide golfers the absolute highest quality clubs at the best price possible.

“This premium quality golf wedge set is made in the same place as some of the best golf brands in the world.

“You get an entire set of the premium quality golf club wedges for less than the price of one single club from a top brand. Premium golf clubs without the premium price.”