Callaway Golf Wedges Reviewed

Callaway is one of the best known and most highly respested names in manufacturers of golf equipment.  Based in Carlsbad, CA, the company grew out of a partership between Ely Callaway and the Hickory Sticks golf club company.  Callaway was a fan of the company’s clubs, and when they fell on hard times, he became a partner in the company.  By 1984 he had become sole owner, and began selling the new Callaway clubs out of the trunk of his car.  Because his products were such high quality, business began growing, and today they are one of the biggest companies producing clubs, including Callaway golf wedges.

You may not be familiar with Callaway golf wedges, but you are most likely very familiar with the company’s other equipment.  Their biggest claim to fame is the Big Bertha driver, which started out as a 190cc steel clubhead, but has since grown to be nearly 300cc.  Is there a golfer who hasn’t heard of the Big Bertha?  Not many.  The company has also poured tons of money into developing some of the best golf balls in the market.  Their research department uses extensive computer modeling to craft balls designed to be as efficient as possible, and they’ve grabbed a large market share because golfers are so impressed with them.

If you’re looking for wedges to improve your golf game, Callaway has a line of some of the best golf wedges being made today.  The company’s world renowned club designer, Roger Cleveland, is the brains behind their line of Callaway X-Forged Chrome wedges, which are quite reasonably prices while also being state of the art.  There are several of these to choose from, and any of the Callaway golf wedges would make a great investment for any golfer (as well as thoughtful gifts for the golfer in your family).  So when you think Callaway, don’t think just high tech golf balls and Big Berthas.  They also have great wedges, too.