Tour Edge TGS Wedge Review

Tour Edge TGS Wedge Review

By Paul Liberatore

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The Tour Edge TGS Wedge breaks the mold of innovative technology and unmatched performance from a wedge built outside the major manufacturers. The Tour Edge TGS Wedge is making headlines as one of the best new wedges in golf, and we had to check it out for ourselves to see what all the hype is about. If you are looking for a wedge that delivers great spin and makes every wedge shot easier, keep reading and see if the Tour Edge TGS Wedge is the right one for your game.

Key Features

The Tour Edge TGS Wedge is known for its “Triple Grind Sole”. With limited bounce in the heel and toe, the club has less drag through rough and sand.

The CNC Milled Grooves of the Tour Edge TGS Wedge are the maximum allowable depth, producing the ultimate in spin and control.

A unique straight-taper shaft exclusive to the Tour Edge TGS Wedge maximizes feel on every shot around the greens.

Tour Edge TGS Wedge


Tour Edge TGS Wedge offers incredible value with reliable spin and shot versatility.


Design and Technology

The Tour Edge TGS Wedge takes a lot of the guesswork out of various shots around the greens. It all starts with the Triple Sole Grind, which removes the bounce from the heel and toe. Since these two areas are most likely to slow the club down in heavy grass or  sand , the TGS Wedge slides through with less effort, making it easy to judge your distance control.

One of the easiest ways to improve spin from a wedge is with deep grooves, and the Tour Edge TGS Wedge has great ones. CNC Milled, the grooves on the Tour Edge TGS Wedge conform to USGA Rules yet still deliver increased spin from every lie around the greens.

With a classic tour-inspired design and stainless steel finish synonymous with the greatest wedges in the world, the Tour Edge TGS Wedge looks great and performs even better.
Also included are two Velcro glove holders, cart lock straps, two metal towel rings, and SmartGRIP handles which make transport easy.

Tour Edge TGS Wedge Review

Our Experience

The standout feature of this wedge is its triple-grind sole, which eliminates bounce from the heel and toe areas. This design enhances workability and shot-making capabilities across various playing conditions. The increased versatility allows golfers to execute a wider range of shots around the green with confidence.


One of the most appealing aspects of the Tour Edge TGS Wedge is its affordability. Golfers have reported finding these wedges at very competitive prices, especially when purchased as a set. This makes it an attractive option for players looking to upgrade their short game without breaking the bank.


Customer reviews have generally been positive, with users praising the wedge's performance and value. Some golfers have even opted to carry multiple lofts (52°, 56°, and 60°) in their bags, indicating satisfaction with the entire range.


While the Tour Edge TGS Wedge offers excellent value, potential buyers should note that availability may vary. It's advisable to check with local golf stores or online retailers for current stock and pricing.

Tour Edge TGS Wedge


Tour Edge TGS Wedge offers incredible value with reliable spin and shot versatility.


Is the Tour Edge TGS WedgeWorth It?

Absolutely, while the Tour Edge TGS Wedge is a great product, there are a few pros and cons that you need to be aware of:


Pros:

  • Triple Grind Sole: Eliminates bounce from heel and toe areas, improving workability and shot-making in various conditions.

  • CNC Milled Grooves: Maximizes spin and control, conforming to USGA rules.

  • Versatility: Allows players to execute a wide range of shots with confidence.

Cons: 

  • Not the Most Forgiving: May not suit beginners or high-handicap players as well as other wedges.

  • Customization Complexity: Tailoring grip and shaft options might require extra effort for some users.

  • Design Preference: The pear-shaped head might not appeal to all golfers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Customize the Grip on the Tour Edge TGS Wedge to Better Suit My Preferences?

Yes, you can customize the grip on the Tour Edge TGS wedge to better suit your preferences. The wedge offers customization options for grip preferences, shaft options, and loft angles, allowing you to tailor it to your specific needs.

Is the Tour Edge TGS Wedge Available for Left-Handed Golfers?

Sure, I can’t wait to tell you that left-handed golfers can swing away with the Tour Edge TGS wedge. And as for customizing the grip, it’s all about finding the perfect feel for your game.

What Are the Specific Materials Used in the Construction of the Tour Edge TGS Wedge?

The Tour Edge TGS wedge is crafted with stainless steel for durability and feel. The TPE insert enhances performance by optimizing weight distribution. It offers a classic pear shape design and comes in two finishes, with customization options and grip variations.

Are There Any Additional Color Options Available for the Tour Edge TGS Wedge?

Yes, there are customization options for the Tour Edge TGS wedge. You can choose between classic stainless steel and black carbon steel finishes. Additionally, grip preferences can be accommodated to suit individual player needs.

Does the Tour Edge TGS Wedge Come With Any Additional Accessories or Tools?

Absolutely, the Tour Edge TGS Wedge offers various customization options for grip preferences. Additionally, it’s compatible with a range of accessories, but doesn’t come with additional tools. The focus is on tailoring the wedge to individual playing styles.

Conclusion

The Tour Edge TGS Wedge is an incredible value and one of the best and most versatile wedges we’ve ever reviewed. The grooves impart incredible spin with less effort, and it inspires confidence with every short game shot around the greens. If you are a mid-to-high handicapper that needs help with stopping your shots quicker, the Tour Edge TGS Wedge is perfect for you.

Paul Liberatore

Paul Liberatore

As the Founder of Golfers Authority Paul Liberatore Esq. has spent the last 7+ years writing about the best golf equipment or instruction from the top golf instructors in the world. He has been a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated Golf and GolfWRX. After graduating with honors from Purdue University, he realized that he had a passion for the golf business and the law. When he's not practicing law, or creating golf content on YouTube, he can be found on his syndicated Behind the Golf Brand podcast talking with the most prolific leaders in the golf industry.