Wilson Staff Model ZM Wedge

The Tour Grind is a versatile sole with relief ground into the heel and trailing edge. It lets you open the face for greenside shots and slide the sole under the ball on tight lies without the leading edge digging in. On the 56, 58, and 60 lofts, Wilson offers multiple grind builds so you can match the sole to your turf conditions and shot style.

The three 60-degree builds give you different sole and bounce setups in the same loft. Players who like to open the face wide and hit high, soft shots often want a specific grind, while someone who plays firm turf or takes a steeper swing needs another. Rather than force one lob wedge on everyone, Wilson lets you pick the 60 that fits how you play around the green.

Yes, the ZM is forged from soft carbon steel. Forging gives you the soft, responsive feel that better players look for on partial shots and flighted wedges. You get clear feedback on where the ball strikes the face, which helps you dial in distance control on the shots between full swings.

Progressive lofts means the head shaping and center of gravity shift as you move up through the set. The lower lofts like the 50 and 52 are built for full-swing gapping and a flatter flight, while the higher lofts are shaped to open up and produce height for finesse shots. Each wedge is tuned for the job it does rather than being a scaled copy of the others.

This is a compact, workable players' wedge with minimal offset and a thin topline, so it isn't the right pick if you want maximum forgiveness or a wider, more confidence-inspiring shape. Higher handicappers who miss the center of the face often will get more help from a cavity-back or wider-sole wedge. The ZM rewards good hands and consistent contact.