The Wilson Infinite wedges were launched in 2025 as a cavity-back game-improvement model designed for forgiveness, control and ease of use.
The Infinite putters series have been popular for a number of years and there is now wedges in Wilson armoury following the addition of the wedges.
The cavity-back construction makes them suitable for handicap golfers who struggle around the greens with the Infinite wedges offering a reassuring look at address and increased MOI for easier launch.
The slightly larger profile at address instills confidence, while the new wedges feature a stunning black look from a Onyx-black PVD finish.
Wilson Infinite Wedges Specs & Design
The Infinite wedge series has been launched to deliver high-performance, game-improvement wedges at a competitive price point.
The cavity-back wedges are designed to provide enhanced forgiveness and a softer feel, and cater for golfers seeking consistency and confidence in their short game.
The Infinite Wedges feature a cavity-back design with a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) insert, which shifts mass to the perimeter to lower the center of gravity and increase the moment of inertia (MOI) and improve forgiveness.
They also have wide sole and easy leading edge design to enhance turf interaction and reduce the likelihood of chunked shots – particularly for golfers with a steep angle of attack.
The precision-milled grooves on the face deliver high spin rates for optimal control across a range playing conditions.
The Infinite wedges are finished with an onyx-black PVD coating, providing a sleek and glare-resistant appearance.
The wedges are available in lofts of 48 degrees, 52 degrees, 56 degrees and 60 degress with 10 degrees of bounce for the 48 degree model and 12 degrees for the others.
Wilson Infinite Wedges Review: Are they any good?
The Infinite wedges are solid need addition to the game-improvement sector and particularly stands out in its price range.
You get good all-round performance when it comes to forgiveness, spin and feel, although they do not have the same level of feedback or precision as forged wedges like Wilson’s Staff Model, Titleist Vokey or Cleveland RTZ.
That said, they present a cost-effective alternative to those premium models and the wide sole and cavity back mean they are incredibly forgiving.
While the Onyx-black PVD finish is attractive, it may not be as durable as finishes on higher-priced black wedges that use DBM or QPQ finishes and is one of the downsides.
FAQs
What is the Wilson Infinite wedge release date?
The wedges were officially launched in early 2025 and are available to purchase.
How much do Wilson Infinite wedges cost?
The wedges are priced at $130 per wedge at full price.
What are the Infinite wedges specs?
The wedges are available in lofts of 48 degrees, 52 degrees, 56 degrees and 60 degress with 10 degrees of bounce for the 48 degree model and 12 degrees for the others.
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