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Used Golf Wedges for Sale — Greater Houston

Wedges are the one club where used makes the most sense and the most people get it wrong. A wedge is a wear item — the grooves go before anything else does — so what you are actually buying is the face, not the badge on the sole. A five-year-old Vokey with clean grooves will out-spin a newer wedge that has been beaten out of a practice bunker all summer. Look at the face in the photos, not the model year.

What these go for locally right now: $24 to $68 across 4 listings.

TaylorMade Tour 61° Lob Wedge — Copper Face, Steel for sale in Spring, TX

TaylorMade Tour 61° Lob Wedge — Copper Face, Steel

$55

Good — normal wear · Spring, TX · 📦 Ships — Buyer pays actual

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XPC Plus Sand Wedge — Cavity Back, Steel for sale in Spring, TX

XPC Plus Sand Wedge — Cavity Back, Steel

$24

Good — normal wear · Spring, TX · 📦 Ships — Buyer pays actual

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Titleist Vokey SM5 56° Sand Wedge — 14° Bounce, Steel for sale in Spring, TX

Titleist Vokey SM5 56° Sand Wedge — 14° Bounce, Steel

$65

Good — normal wear · Spring, TX · 📦 Ships — Buyer pays actual

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Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 52° Gap Wedge — 8° Bounce, Steel for sale in Spring, TX

Titleist Vokey Spin Milled 52° Gap Wedge — 8° Bounce, Steel

$68

Good — normal wear · Spring, TX · 📦 Ships — Buyer pays actual

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Buying used, locally

Grooves first, everything else second. If the lines are shallow through the middle of the face, the club will not check up no matter what it says on the back. Rust on the face is mostly cosmetic and easy to price around; worn-flat grooves are not. Bounce matters more than people think — high bounce for soft sand and fat lies, low bounce off firm Texas turf.

Every listing here belongs to a golfer in the Houston area, not a shop. Meet up, look the club over, and pay in person — or, on listings marked 📦 Ships, have it sent to you wherever you are. Texas Club Trader takes zero commission either way, so the seller keeps every dollar, which is why the prices are what they are.

Questions people ask

Is it worth buying a used wedge?

It is the club where used makes the most sense, as long as you look at the right thing. A wedge is a wear item, so what you are buying is the face, not the badge. A five-year-old Vokey with clean grooves out-spins a newer wedge that has spent a summer in a practice bunker.

How do I tell if a used wedge is worn out?

Look at the grooves through the middle of the face. If the lines are shallow where the ball actually makes contact, the club will not check up no matter what the model says. Worn-flat grooves are the one thing you cannot price around.

Is rust on a wedge a problem?

Mostly cosmetic. Plenty of wedges are sold raw and rust on purpose. What matters is groove depth, not colour. Rust on the sole from bunker play affects nothing.

What bounce should I buy?

High bounce for soft sand and fat lies, low bounce off firm turf. Around Houston in summer the ground gets hard, so a lot of players are better served by less bounce than they think.

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