Shop golf wedges from the brands serious golfers already know and trust, including Titleist, Cleveland, TaylorMade, PING, Mizuno, Callaway, Cobra, PGF and Fourteen. This collection is built for players replacing worn scoring clubs, filling a loft gap, or upgrading to a premium model for more control around the greens. You can browse standard and custom wedge options, filter by loft from 44° to 64°, and narrow by left-handed or right-handed models to find a setup that suits your game. Whether you are comparing a Titleist Vokey, Cleveland RTZ, TaylorMade Hi-Toe, PING S159 or Mizuno Pro T-1, the goal is the same: better distance control, more versatility and more confidence on scoring shots. If you want a more tailored setup, explore custom fit and custom wedges to see the options available.
Premium wedge brands in one place
This range brings together some of the most respected names in golf wedges, with finishes including Tour Chrome, Jet Black, Nickel, Tour Satin, Black Satin, White Satin and Brushed Chrome. That makes it easier to compare leading models side by side rather than searching across multiple retailers. If you already know the brand you want, shop by your preferred manufacturer. If you are still deciding, this page lets you compare premium options across Titleist, Cleveland, TaylorMade, PING, Mizuno and Callaway in one collection.
Choose the right loft for your wedge setup
Loft is one of the quickest ways to narrow your shortlist. This collection includes loft options from 44° to 64°, helping golfers build a cleaner progression through gap, sand and lob wedge lofts. In simple terms:
- lower wedge lofts such as 44° to 50° are often used to bridge the gap from your pitching wedge
- mid lofts such as 52° to 56° are common scoring-club choices for approach shots and bunker play
- higher lofts such as 58° to 64° are typically chosen for added height, softer landings and short-game versatility
If you are trying to solve a distance gap rather than just replace like for like, a custom fit can help you choose the right wedge lofts for your set.
Standard wedges and custom wedges
This page includes both standard stock wedges and custom wedge listings. Standard wedges are ideal if you already know the model and loft you want. Custom wedges are better suited to golfers who want a more personalised setup and do not want to rely on an off-the-rack build. That is especially useful if you are building a fresh wedge setup, changing shaft preferences, or trying to create more consistent gapping at the scoring end of the bag. For a more tailored route, visit Custom Fit or browse custom wedges.
Built for serious golfers across Australia
Power Golf Australia is an established premium golf retailer with more than 20 years of heritage, physical stores in Sydney and Canberra, and Australia-wide shipping. Alongside the online wedge range, you also have access to in-store expertise, club repairs and a broader golf clubs selection if you are updating more than one part of your set. Selected wedges are available on sale, so you can shop current premium models while comparing standard and reduced pricing across the category.
Before you shop
Use the filters to refine by brand, loft, shaft/flex, availability and hand. If you notice loft values that do not look relevant to wedges, they should be reviewed as part of the page filter setup so buyers can browse with confidence. If you are ready to compare leading scoring-club options, start with the wedge brands and lofts that best match your current set, then explore custom fit if you want more guidance before you buy.
FAQs about golf wedges
What lofts are available in your golf wedges collection?
This collection includes golf wedges in lofts from 44° through to 64°, covering the common scoring-club range from stronger gap wedges to higher-lofted lob wedges. That makes it easier to fill distance gaps in your set and choose the right setup for full shots, pitch shots, bunker play and touch shots around the green. If you are unsure where to start, custom wedge options can help narrow the right build for your game.
What is the difference between a standard wedge and a custom wedge on this page?
A standard wedge is a stocked model ready to browse in its listed configuration, while a custom wedge is intended for golfers who want a more tailored setup. On this page, custom listings sit alongside standard models from brands such as Titleist, TaylorMade and Mizuno, signalling a pathway for players who want more fitting support rather than simply buying off the rack.
Which brands of golf wedges do you stock?
Power Golf Australia stocks golf wedges from leading brands including Titleist, Cleveland, TaylorMade, PING, Mizuno, Callaway, Cobra, PGF and Fourteen. That mix gives buyers access to well-known performance families such as Vokey, RTZ, Hi-Toe, S159 and Pro T-1, so you can compare different wedge shapes, finishes and brand preferences in one category.
Are these wedges suitable for left-handed and right-handed golfers?
Yes, the collection includes filters for both left-handed and right-handed golfers, so you can narrow the range to the models that match your setup. That is particularly useful when you are comparing premium wedges across multiple brands, because availability can vary by loft, finish and whether the club is offered as a standard or custom option.
How do Titleist Vokey, Cleveland RTZ and PING S159 wedges compare on this page?
All three are premium wedge options in this collection, but they give you different ways to shop depending on your brand preference, finish and build pathway. Titleist Vokey models are available in finishes such as Tour Chrome, Jet Black and Nickel, Cleveland RTZ appears in Tour Satin, Black Satin and Tour Rack, and PING S159 is listed in Chrome, so this page is useful for side-by-side browsing before you refine your final choice.
Do I need a custom-fit wedge, or is a stock wedge enough?
Not every golfer needs a custom-fit wedge, but it can be worthwhile if you are trying to solve a specific loft gap, replace worn scoring clubs or build more confidence around the greens. This collection includes both standard and custom wedge options, so golfers can either choose a stocked model quickly or explore a more tailored route when fit and setup matter more.
