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    TaylorMade Golf Wedges

    Price £179.00 inc. Tax
    With FREE delivery Tuesday*
    Price £179.00 inc. Tax
    With FREE delivery Tuesday*
    Price £179.00 inc. Tax
    With FREE delivery Tuesday*
    Price £199.00 inc. Tax
    With FREE delivery Tuesday*
    Price £199.00 inc. Tax

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    Price £159.00 inc. Tax
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    Dial In Your Short Game with TaylorMade Wedges

    TaylorMade’s wedge line-up combines precision engineering with modern performance technology, with the Milled Grind (MG) and Hi-Toe families offering different approaches to spin, feel and versatility. Designed to give golfers greater control around the green, the range includes options to suit different swings, playing styles and course conditions.

    The MG5 wedges feature a fully forged soft carbon steel construction for a responsive feel and consistent performance. Saw-milled grooves are engineered to maximise friction and spin, while Spin Tread Technology helps maintain spin in wet conditions. The refined sole design provides versatile turf interaction, giving golfers the confidence to play a wide variety of shots around the green.

    The latest Hi-Toe 5 wedges take a different approach, combining a fully forged construction with a larger high-toe profile and expanded hitting area. Full-face grooves provide additional spin coverage, while a higher centre of gravity promotes a penetrating, high-spin flight. Spin Tread Technology and a RAW face also help maintain friction when playing in damp conditions, making the Hi-Toe 5 a versatile option for golfers who like to open the face and play a variety of greenside shots.

    With a wide range of lofts, bounce options and sole grinds, TaylorMade wedges can be configured to suit different swings and course conditions. Golfers can also mix and match MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 wedges, using the different designs to build a short-game setup that covers everything from full approach shots to delicate greenside shots.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What TaylorMade wedges are best for spin?

    Both the MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 are designed to generate high levels of spin. The MG5 uses saw-milled grooves and a RAW face, while the Hi-Toe 5 combines saw-milled grooves with Spin Tread Technology and full-face grooves for additional spin coverage.

    What is the difference between TaylorMade MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 wedges?

    The MG5 has a more traditional wedge profile and is designed around forged feel, precise turf interaction and versatility. The Hi-Toe 5 features a larger high-toe shape and expanded hitting area, making it particularly suited to golfers who like to open the face and play a variety of greenside shots.

    Are TaylorMade Hi-Toe 5 wedges good for around the greens?

    Yes. The high-toe profile, expanded face area and full-face grooves give the Hi-Toe 5 plenty of versatility around the green. It is particularly useful for players who regularly open the clubface for chips, pitches, bunker shots and other creative short-game shots.

    What wedge grind should I choose?

    The right grind depends on your swing, how you deliver the club and the turf conditions you normally play in. Wider soles and more bounce can provide greater forgiveness through impact, while narrower or more relieved soles can offer greater versatility for golfers who like to manipulate the face.

    Can I mix TaylorMade MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 wedges?

    Yes. There is no need to use the same model throughout your wedge setup. Combining MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 wedges can be a useful way to select different head shapes, sole designs and performance characteristics for different lofts and types of shots.

    Do TaylorMade wedges work well in wet conditions?

    p>Both the MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 feature Spin Tread Technology, which is designed to help maintain friction between the clubface and ball by moving moisture away from the face. This can provide more consistent spin and control when conditions are damp.