Best used wedges under $100

Used wedges are the easiest bargain in golf: under $100 delivered reaches recent models from the major brands. Start with three picks made by a published rule, or browse every model in stock, grouped by head type and newest first.

On Oct 25, 2026, the stores Used Club Finder tracks had 948 used wedges under $100 in stock across 40 models, from $38.98 (shipping included, right-handed). The newest model among them was the Tour Edge Hot Launch X525 (2025), from $79.98.

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Under $100

More forgiving (9)

Cavity-back heads, often with a wider sole: easier on mishits, usually suit mid to high handicaps.

Traditional (31)

Blade heads, usually with more sole grinds to choose from: more control and spin around the green, usually suit better players.

From $100 to $150

More forgiving (11)

Cavity-back heads, often with a wider sole: easier on mishits, usually suit mid to high handicaps.

Traditional (35)

Blade heads, usually with more sole grinds to choose from: more control and spin around the green, usually suit better players.

How we pick

Every used club in stock at our stores under the price, right-handed, delivered price including shipping where the store publishes it. One row per model, ordered by a fixed rule: newest model first (a later generation is the clearest upgrade at the same price), then the best condition available under the cap, then the lowest price. Commission never affects the order. Click a model to see every listing, its grade and its store. Wedges are grouped by head type, from each brand's description: more forgiving (cavity back, often with a wider sole) and traditional (blade, usually with more sole grinds to choose from). Full-face grooves are noted on the row. Start here picks, in each group, the model with the largest saving against its launch price among the group's three newest model years on the page, counting only clubs in Very Good condition or better (normal use or less on our scale) and models whose launch price we have on record. No pick is a review: we compare specs, prices and grades, not how clubs play. The third pick is the largest saving of any age, on the same condition. Prices checked Oct 25.

What usually lands here

In early October 2026, the wedges most listed under $100 at our stores were TaylorMade's Milled Grind 4 (2023, launched at $179.99) and Titleist's Vokey SM10 (2024, $189.99), then Callaway's Jaws Raw (2022), TaylorMade's Hi-Toe 4 (2024), Cleveland's CBX 4 ZipCore (2024), Ping's s159 (2024) and Cleveland's RTZ (2025). Most are one or two generations old and sell for about half their launch price, so a wedge is where used saves the most for the least risk, provided the grooves are good.

What to check on a used wedge

Grooves first. Wedges wear faster than any other club, and worn grooves spin less; look closely at the face in the photos and prefer better grades for wedges you'll use from the fairway. Loft, bounce and grind: read the stamp (a 56.10S is 56 degrees of loft, 10 of bounce, S grind) and see wedge bounce and grind, explained. Gaps: Fill my bag shows the wedge lofts that fit around your irons.

Every wedge we cover is on the wedges page.