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These Cleveland wedges make finding the bullseye easier than ever

Cleveland RTX ZipCore wedges.

Cleveland's RTX ZipCore wedges.

Jeffrey Westbrook; Styling: Miako Katoh

Finding the sweet spot on a wedge with regularity is every golfer’s dream. Actually accomplishing it is another story.

More manufacturers have begun to focus on the importance of internal weighting in an effort to improve launch, spin and distance consistency. Cleveland’s RTX ZipCore is the latest to embrace the idea with a forward-thinking design built around a low-density core housed inside the hosel, which helps reposition the center of gravity closer to the center.

The design ensures you’ll have no trouble finding the middle on a more regular basis. And if you need stopping power, the UltiZip groove brings it with a deep, razor-sharp edge.

The end result? More groove contact at impact to boost spin. Sign us up. ($150; clevelandgolf.com).

Cleveland RTX ZipCore wedge

The RTX ZipCore wedge is both radically new and ultra-familiar. Its new core has unlocked design freedoms pushing the performance beyond any wedge in Cleveland Golf’s history.

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