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You can personalize every aspect of your wedge with Callaway’s online club configurator

Callaway Jaws wedges

Make your wedge your own with Callaway's online Jaws Full Toe Club Configurator.

Courtesy of Callaway

Custom wedges are all the rage these days.

What once seemed like a Tour-only pipe dream to recreational golfers is now very much a reality.

Yes, it’s possible to game a fully customized wedge from some of the biggest equipment manufacturers in the game, including Callaway.

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Their extensive online Jaws Full Toe Club Configurator gives you the ability to personalize every aspect of the wedge, from the loft/bounce to paint fill in each weight port situated in the back of the head.

Want custom stamping? It’s possible to have one of Callaway’s expert club builders add scattered symbols — hearts, skulls and beer mugs are just a few of the offerings — or initials to the head for that personal touch.

Even if you don’t wedge it like a pro, you can still look the part.

Are you planning an equipment overhaul in 2023? Find a fitting location near you at GOLF’s affiliate company True Spec Golf. 

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