https://golf.com/gear/wedges/costco-kirkland-wedges-usga-conforming-list/

Balls, putter, and now wedges are in the works.

Rumor is 199$ for all 3. I imagine they package with putter for 299$ total if so.

The sorta look like vokeys. 200 bucks for 3 Wedges is a pretty solid deal. 65 bucks a wedge

khaos288 said:

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Rumor is 199$ for all 3. I imagine they package with putter for 299$ total if so.

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That's a good deal! I'm sure the performance of all of these are right up there with the others... only drawback is they are Costco.

Mr.Bond said:

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Their gloves are still the best deal in the golf industry

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100%

I just ordered a ton bc I don't think we're going to re-up this year.

'03ag said:

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I think they look fine but I still don't see the appeal. If you're into bargain clubs and you don't care enough about brand to game a Kirkland labeled club(yes and yes)...any number of name brand wedges can be had for $60 fairly often. Just have to look for closeouts on last years model.

$200/set just doesn't seem like a value.

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You see Vokeys and similar quality wedges at ~$60 new often? $90-100 is the cheapest I feel like I ever see anything like those

I see Cleveland/Calaway/Taylormade in the 60-70 range fairly often. There's some Cleveland wedges on golf galaxy for $70 right now. It's not a stretch to see other major manufacturers in that range during closeout season.

I do think it's a stretch to think consumers will view these as at $200 set of Vokeys. And if you're the type to want a premium wedge are you the type to but a set of wedges that you can't pick up and swing?

Maybe they are $200 Vokeys. Nobody has touched them yet. We'll see but I think it's a tough sell.

Agreed. Is $60 and $90 that big of a difference for a golf club? I think not. But we shall see

I think it's pretty big when you're talking about a set of 3. It's all about how people perceive the value. Who know?

To be totally fair, if I needed a set of wedges, and enough people I trusted said yeah, these are as good as anything Vokey makes, I'd 100% buy these rather than digging through clearance racks.. But I'm not the normal consumer. My irons are Snake Eyes. I don't give a rip.

I have Vokey wedges because I got a good deal on some used ones. I haven't a clue what makes them better than anything else. I like them around the greens, but frankly I don't like them on full shots. Too clicky. I have a forged 52* snake eyes that I'm about to try out instead.

'03ag said:

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I think it's pretty big when you're talking about a set of 3. It's all about how people perceive the value. Who know?

To be totally fair, if I needed a set of wedges, and enough people I trusted said yeah, these are as good as anything Vokey makes, I'd 100% buy these rather than digging through clearance racks.. But I'm not the normal consumer. My irons are Snake Eyes. I don't give a rip.

I have Vokey wedges because I got a good deal on some used ones. I haven't a clue what makes them better than anything else. I like them around the greens, but frankly I don't like them on full shots. Too clicky. I have a forged 52* snake eyes that I'm about to try out instead.

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The older snake eyes irons are as good as anything out there.

600B/C/XC combo set from the mid 2000s. I friggin love them. I'd sure like to get them refinished somehow.

I used to have some of their Python XL irons. Still have the heads somewhere. Total TM Burner 2.0 knockoffs and they were perfectly good.

Good chance these are being made by TM or Calloway. I wouldn't buy simply because lack of options on loft. They will sell though.

Looks like these came to market at $160 for the set. Which changes the math considerably.

https://www.golfwrx.com/637692/costco-kirkland-signature-wedge-review-golfwrxers-discuss/

Interesting to see a user talking about grinding them. Something I'd love to do be able to do, but sounds like a good way to trash your clubs by mistake. And paying a pro seems like it would be cheaper to just buy from a company that already makes the grind you like.

Tons of these, and the putter in Southlake today.

The lack of any kind of grind is a disappointment. At minimum I could use a new 52* and a 60* wouldn't hurt.

I'm likely just going to get some of the Maltby TSW wedges. $40 per head.

Just picked up a set. Few of my peers have raved about them.

Any new feedback on these or the putter? I'm on the fence