Wilson Staff Model ZM Forged Wedges
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- Spin it like the pros with the NEW Wilson Staff Model ZM Wedge. This family of low, mid and high-bounce wedges delivers short-game confidence for players at every ability level. The forged 8620 carbon steel and precision-milled face provide a soft feel, maximum spin and greater stopping power in all conditions thanks to the unique engineering of the ZM Grooves and our high-tech garnet face blasting.
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Our deeper ZM Grove pattern combined with Garnet Face Blasting ensures faster, deeper, longer ball interaction resulting in higher consistent spin and check control in all weather conditions.
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Ranging from 6 to 12 degrees of bounce, our family of wedges will improve your short game the moment you put them in play. No matter the conditions, we have you covered with our low, medium and high bounce options.
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From start to finish, our tour players' DNA has been ingrained within this new wedge family. The soft Forged 8620 Carbon Steel comes with a straighter leading edge, and elevated center of gravity for trajectory control in those higher lofted wedges. Our staffers wanted it all and these wedges deliver.
Whether you are looking for the latest and greatest or the equipment the pros played last year for half the price we've got a great selection for you! Manufactures closeout, store closings, demo-days equipment, or just-ins... what ever the scenario, we look high and low to find great deals on golf equipment of all kinds!
Rogers, AR 72756
Directions: From I-540 take Exit 85 and head east on W. Walnut St. for 2.2 miles. We are located on the far east exterior of the mall facing Dixieland Road behind the Arvest Bank.
Not what you expected? Sizing or color not what you are looking for? No problem, we accept returns for any reason! There are a few ground rules though that we ask you to follow, here they are:
1. Please request a return authorization prior to returning your item. We like a good surprise as much as the next person, but this helps us to process your refund quicker... and everyone likes to get their money fast, right?
2. Items must be returned within 30 days of delivery.
3. New items must be returned in new, unused, condition in original packaging with tags where applicable. (Returns of items returned in used condition that are accepted may be reduced by up to 50%, damaged items or items with obvious signs of use may not be accepted at all, if in doubt contact us before you mail it!)
4. Items returned that received free shipping when purchased are subject to a restocking fee in the amount of the original shipping.
You may ship your return via the carrier and method of your choice to:
CaddiesShack.com / Attn: Return100 N. Dixieland Road
Unit F2
Rogers, AR 72756
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a golf professional?
How do I become a golf professional?
To become a club professional or teaching professional it will cost some money, take some time and require you to apply yourself, just like any other career path
What do you need to start playing golf?
What do you need to start playing golf?
To get started as a beginner golfer, you’ll need golf clubs, balls, and tees, as well as a bag to store the equipment in. You’ll also need golf shoes that won’t damage the course, appropriate golf clothing depending on the weather, a towel for cleaning your clubs, and a divot repair tool.
What should you wear when golfing?
What should you wear when golfing?
While there isn't a strict dress code at all golf courses, it's generally recommended to wear collared shirts, slacks or shorts, and golf-specific shoes or athletic shoes. Breathable, moisture-wicking clothing is recommended to help keep you cool and comfortable while out on the course. A hat is also wise to wear to help keep UV rays off your skin.
How do you aim a golf ball?
How do you aim a golf ball?
Aiming a golf ball involves aligning yourself and the clubface in relation to your intended target. The proper stance and grip are instrumental in correctly aiming the golf ball. Practice aligning yourself and the clubface during your practice sessions to develop a reliable sense of aim.
