PGF Mustang 7 Forged Raw Chrome High-Toe Golf Wedge Set for Men - 52 56 60 Degree Golf Wedges

Works great.

Built to my specs, club works how i wanted, club turf interaction is good, distances are consistent

I've been playing older nike sv's for a while. Hand me downs. They are light but I really like the way they feel and how I hit them lately. I use the 52 and 56 as full swing (extra irons) clubs. For the price you can't beat. If your a better player buy better wedges. They are not very long. Full shots travel 15 yards shorter

I bought the 54 degree option to fill a large gap between my existing 60 degree and my GW (~49 degrees). This club has been great, and feels great to hit. I actually prefer to hit this over the two clubs I mentioned. I use this for around 80 yards, and chipping with it is pretty great. The grip is fine, but will likely have it regripped to a thicker, medium grip. Solid club.

This is a great wedge. I got the 60 degree and it’s very well made. A great look and a great feeling grip.It’s made of forged carbon steel and it swings and hits very nicely. It feels like it is weighted well. And because it is carbon steel, it does not scuff the ball when hit.It is a nice addition to my 56 degree and really helps fill out my bag for wedges.It was easy to get used to swinging this club and I’m able to put some nice spin on the ball and it is nice for my shorter chips.There is a nice flat edge on the bottom that helps with balance and swing through the ball.This is a really great deal from a price perspective and I highly recommend this wedge.

This review is for the PGF Mustang SEVEN wedge set. The wedges are forged from a carbon steel and have a milled sole and grooves. The set I have is made up of a 52, 56, and 60 degree.First off these wedges look beautiful. They are very stylish with the milled design, have a good weight to them and just look premium. I got these in regular flex even though I always use a stiff shaft. I took the 52 degree out to the range today and hit around a dozen balls with it. I noticed right away that the grooves chewed into the balls pretty good so I'm sure the balls will be ripping back on the greens. They are definitely fresh cut grooves. I also noticed that I wasn't getting as much distance as my cavity back Cleveland 54 degree wedge. I'm not as familiar with forged wedges, but I've read that forged irons won't go as far because they are a softer metal. With that being said, the 52 degree wedge felt pretty good. It has a smaller head but gives confidence when looking down at it. The balls felt good coming off of the face and had a good flight.Overall, the wedges are pretty good. I'll put in more time with them going forward but can't see them making a permanent home in my bag at the moment. I'd at least have to change the shaft to give it a proper assessment. We'll see. I'd certainly recommend them at the set of 3 price. 4/5 stars.

I've got to say that I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of this wedge. I ordered the 56 degree and it felt good from the moment I put my hands on the club. I normally play Vokeys (and still do), but my curiosity got the best of me and I can say in all fairness that this is one of the best wedges for someone just getting into the game, regardless of age or gender. It's weighted nicely, it's forged from soft carbon steel, and it looks great as well:) And for the price, it's one of the best deals you'll find, no matter where you look.

Very pleasantly surprised by this wedge set. The blade heads are well made and the grooves are sharp. Looking at them when in my stance they just have that comfortable look and don't look goofy like some other wedges I have. The grips are pretty standard rubber grips, but they haven't slipped on me so far. I find my self reaching for the 52 more often than I thought I would because it fills a gap I didn't realize I had in my bag. Ball contact feels really smooth when hitting these and always go to them under 100 yards now.