A complete wedge set for an average player likely would include a pitching wedge (45 or 46 degrees), a 50-degree wedge, a 54- or 55-degree wedge and a 58- or 60-degree wedge.

The 46-to-52-degree wedges are milled to maximize groove volume for greater control on full shots. The 54-to-62-degree options feature more tightly spaced MicroMax grooves to impart more spin, ...

The new wedge comes in a custom 60.5 degree loft, a precise measurement not needed by the average amateur player. A look at Jordan Spieth’s new Titleist SM10 60-degree wedge.

Uniquely, Højgaard has a 10-iron in the bag, which as he explains, is actually just a pitching wedge with a different denotation. Nicolai Højgaard's Callaway Apex MB 10-iron. (Courtesy GolfWRX).