LAZRUS Premium Sand Wedge Anti Duff Thick Sole Loft Wedge Golf Club for Men & Women - Escape Bunkers and Save Strokes Around The Green - Lob Golf Wedges for Men

My short game was in need of better control from those in-between distances, under 100 yards. I wasn't ready or willing to spend hundreds on the Cleveland wedges, just in case that was what I needed. The Lazrus wedges were the perfect solution! Without breaking the bank, I was able to experiment, if you will, with the high loft wedges. I bought a 58 and 65, since my SW was already 55. These wedges are AMAZING! Already, in just 3 or 4 rounds + some time at the range, I was able to figure out how far they go, and what situations to use them. The 65 has seriously changed my game around the greens. Thick rough, next to the green, the 65 pops it straight up, traveling maybe 10-15 yards MAX. The 58 is good for traps and slightly longer short shots, up to about 40 yards. Excellent purchase and no buyer's remorse. Even my 25+ handicap son was able to capitalize on the use of these clubs. Very forgiving! They are showing "marks" on the grooves after only a few uses, but again, no regrets.

In bunkers and short pitches onto the green

Solid honest club. Gets the ball in the air almost every time. I haven't duffed it once, thinned it a few times, but that is not the clubs fault

Good customer service, I asked Lazrus for bounce info via their email support and they answered within 2 days:58 degree bounce is 1265 degree bounce is 8Have been enjoying my 58-degree lazrus, it really hits a sweet spot for me with an 11-2 swing for 50m out and steep/greenside bunkers.Because of the reasonable price and thick sole it got me over my worries of swinging away in the sand of any grain or density.

I have always been the consummate "bump and run" player, from as far out as 90 yards..... yes I CAN hit that shot. I was forced to learn to do that because of my intense hatred of wedges, as well as, (I'm ashamed to admit), those that know how to hit the stupid things.I watched a YouTube video where Experior Golf did a review on the Lazrus 65 degree, and I figured that if THOSE guys could hit it as well as they did right out of the box, then how bad could I be with it? Murphy's law being what it is, when I tried to buy the 65 that day, it was out of stock. I saw the 58 degree, and bought it. I have only had it out on the course a few times since I received it, (extremely fast shipping by the way), and with as much honesty and humble modesty as I can summon, I have YET to hit a bad shot with it! When you read that it's impossible to duff? Believe it. If it WERE possible, I would have managed it by now. I can only imagine what someone with more skill and talent than I possess can do with this club. A few of my buddies saw me with it on the range, and had to try it out for themselves. I'm not sure if any of them have bought their own wedge yet, but I can virtually guarantee that I will see this wedge in more than a few bags in the coming days.I should also add that I DID get to order the 65 degree, and it was delivered about a half hour ago. I can't WAIT to see what it will do tomorrow!Long story short..... I can't recommend this wedge highly enough. I'm pushing 60, only about 5 pounds overweight, and am sporting a 12.6 handicap. I know the wedge can't do anything about the first two, but I'm pretty sure that if my handicap goes down, the wedges will have had something to do with it!