Wilson Harmonized wedges are one of the cheapest on the market, yet one of the best selling too. Are they actually any good?

Ranked as the best-rated golf club on Amazon, the Harmonized wedge from Wilson is trusted by many golfers around the world. Is it for high-handicappers, or good enough for anyone?

Available in both steel and black finishes, the Harmonized is a budget-level wedge aimed a beginners and newcomers with a unique sole design aimed to provide short game help.

How do they perform? Do they generate spin or check? And are they better than the price suggests? We took them out to test to find out.

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Wilson Harmonized Wedges Specs & Design

The Harmonized wedges are a budget model in price, but they look much more more high-end that you might expect.

Available in both chrome and black finishes, they have a relatively standard look and shape with balanced weighting and an interesting rounded face design.

The wedge features a unique sole design has been created to help golfers open the face and hit higher shots around the green than you might normally expect from beginners.

There is also modified bounce angles in the Harmonized design to provide versatility from all types of lie whether used from the fairway, the rough or from bunkers around the greens.

The wedges are available in three lofts – 52 degree gap wedge, 56 degrees sand wedge and 60 degrees lob wedge. They are sold in chrome and black options.

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Wilson Harmonized Wedges Review: Are they actually any good?

The Harmonized wedges are solid choice for amateur golfers or golfers on a budget because you will struggle to find anything as good as this for as little money.

They perform well enough for a wedge in this sector, especially for shots around the green with good amounts of spin control. However, there are limitations in terms of loft options if you do prefer a 50/54/58 setup.

It ranks high on Amazon for good reasons, though you might find the likes of the Lazrus wedges or Kirkland wedges perform better in the same ballpark price range if you are looking for a slightly better performer.

FAQs

How much do Wilson Harmonized wedges cost?

They are one of the cheapest on the market, costing as little as $40 per wedge.

What are the Wilson Harmonized specs?

The wedges are available in three lofts – 52 degree gap wedge, 56 degrees sand wedge and 60 degrees lob wedge.

Do they conform to USGA Regulations?

Yes. They are eligible for use in competition play.

What Wilson says about the Harmonized wedge:

“For short distances, there’s nothing like the Wilson Harmonized wedges. Designed with chrome and black chrome finish that cuts down on glare, this golf club gives you more options around the green.

“The unique sole design equips players with more versatility on approach and chip shots.

“Enhance your on-course enjoyment with the quality engineering and super game improvement design of this club. It delivers everything you need to start playing today.

“Wilson’s world-class engineers and designers have put together a club that will help new players easily get the ball where it needs to be for longer, straighter shots.

“Designed to last, with quality materials that exceed the industry’s toughest durability standards, this is a club you’ll enjoy for years to come.”