ALVO GOLF - Premium Full Face Golf Wedges, Golf Wedge Set and Singles, 3 Wedges 52/56/60/70 Degree,Lob,Gap,Sand Golf Club for Men, Premium Grip, Right Hand, max Spin

Great value! Nice grips and solid feel to these clubs. Perfect set for the weekend golfer.

Purchased as a gift for my son-in-law. His wedges were incomplete. We love the look and feel of the club. His first use on the course said it performed great.

I like the look and feel of all three wedges. They are perform well. The only issue I have is that don't appear to be USGA Confirming. If you have no interest in tournaments, you should be fine. Otherwise, they're great clubs at a nice price.

Really happy with these ALVO golf wedges. The 52/56/60 set gives a nice range of options around the green, and the full-face design looks great behind the ball. They feel solid, have good spin, and are easy to get comfortable with for chips, pitches, and bunker shots. For the price, they are an awesome value compared to some of the bigger-name wedges. Great option if you want to upgrade your short game without spending a ton of money.

1st, I don't do reviews. Having said that, these wedges are awesome! I play Mizuno iron set and my old set of T20 wedges were just wore out. Put these in the bag this morning and now have the same spin and control as when they were new. My normal group I play with were impressed by how much spin I could get on partial pitch shots and chips. The only bad is the super sharp leading edge. Going to grind them down this week as not too dig into the turf so much. If you wedges are over 1 old you owe it to yourself to get the control you need around the greens. I will be buying a new set of these every year. Forging is great, consistent feel knowing where you hit it.

Sooo, I hit some out of my friends bag and really liked how they felt. They look great. BUT they do feel a little short (I’m 6’1), so I took them to get resized and regripped. (Cost me about 40.00-ish at Edwin Watts). Now they fit perfectly and look like they belong next to my Callaways. Almost like they’ve always been there. They are midlevel. Decent cavity, but not like some of these other newer more forgiving sets. But not as brutal as some of the more higher end wedges. If you’re like me, go to have some fun, hang with the boys, and enjoy solid hits with the occasional rogue shot when half-a$$ing it. These are your clubs all day.

After playing with these wedges yesterday, I have to say, I am thoroughly satisfied and impressed. These wedges will stand up to any high quality wedge. I love them.

*About me.. 10 hdcp, decent ball striker, currently gaming PXG 0211 3X forged blades, carry my 7 iron approx 165 with a 95mph iron swing.* (Elevate Tour x-stiff shaft) The "good".. These wedges have INSANE spin! Both full swing from 120 out with the 52, partial "greenside" chips, deep sand, and high flying flops that stick like a dart with the 60! The forged heads feel pretty nice too. Not super soft like MG4's but not "clicky" like Vokey SM's either. DEFINITELY better feel than any cast heads. Grooves are deep. The face milling seems substantial, but time will tell how long it lasts. The full face design is perfect for opening up the face for bunkers or flops and still getting crazy spin. The sole grinds/bounce on these are pretty decent in the bunkers.. but turf interaction/divots can be hit or miss depending on ground moisture and cut height. (As with all clubs) Definitely not a "high-bounce" sole. They WILL dig down! Lol Now, the "not so good".. They come with decent'ish grips, I guess.. similar to Golf Pride MCC standard but a little thinner and lighter. (Good for small hands) These clubs are set up with a VERY heavy swing weight! Haven't measured yet, but feels like atleast D5 or E0 minimum (maybe higher)! Flex in these is probably close to "reg" or maybe even "A flex" Beginners should love it! You definitely know where the club head is in your swing. However, more experienced golfers may find it too easy to start casting and/or trying to put the brakes on mid swing for short chips. Neither are good. They feel like swinging an old Big Bertha iron on a child's steel shaft! For the price, I was definitely curious, as I wear out wedges pretty quick. I've had enough "good" shots in the 3 rounds I've played them, so far, that I'm actually going to put some shafts in them that better match the weight of my irons and can handle high swing speeds. Will update this review after playing a few rounds with new shafts (for those who are curious) All in all.. if you're a beginner to high-hdcp level (15+) golfer, these will be great for you! If you're willing to re-shaft, these could still be an okay deal if you can do the work yourself. If paying a fitter to do it, you're better off buying some new (old stock) MG4's for the same money

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