PXG 0311 Forged Wedges are triple forged from a strong 8620 soft carbon steel. This material prolongs the life of the clubhead, as well as enhances the overall appearance of the club over time. The tight grain structure of forged clubs create a purer resonance than a casting, which produces an outstanding feel and sound experience at impact.

PXG 0311 Forged Wedges undergo a precision robotic polishing process. Robotic polishing creates an extremely precise manufacturing process that supports consistent sole and face perimeter geometry with every club.

PXG’s stunning Xtreme Dark finish is created using an advanced process called Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coating. DLC creates a hard, graphite-like, carbon-based coating that significantly extends the reasonable lifetime of our irons and wedges. Unlike the typical black PVD used by other equipment manufacturers, DLC is a three-layer process that includes a chromium base, a carbon-chromium mid layer, and a high-carbon top layer that is approximately 3/25,000 of an inch thick. This produces extraordinary wear resistance and a flawless look without influencing club performance relative to how the ball reacts.

Full Face Grooves support an expanded hitting area, with precision milled grooves extended to the face perimeter. In addition to inspiring confidence at address, the enlarged impact region supports consistent ball contact on shots played toward the toe side of the face.

Expertly designed High Toe Weighting works to position the CG in line with open face shots, delivering greater impact consistency and fine-tuned forgiveness.

Available in one sole design, these wedges are engineered to offer tremendous versatility and forgiveness. A moderate taper from heel to toe allows the clubhead to be open and keeps the lead edge closer to the ground. A moderate amount of sole curvature from front to back ensures ample bounce on full swings with plenty of relief for flop shots.

The laser-etched finish is achieved using a precision laser, equipped with adjustable power and focus. The sophisticated process allows for more complex laser etching and is applied to the visible layer of metal, creating a multi-dimensional pattern. This technique does not affect club performance.