When you talk about the best wedges of 2025, the Mizuno Pro T-3 dominated the entire test. It was the most accurate, consistent and highest spinning. If it’s not a fit for your golf game, there are other options. Some we didn’t quite expect to be as good as they were.

These three wedges didn’t get the same spotlight but there is performance here that deserves more attention.

Fourteen FRZ

MGS Score: 8.7 | Accuracy: 8.7 | Consistency: 8.4 | Spin: 8.8 | Wet Spin Retention: 98.5%

We hadn’t tested a Fourteen wedge in a few years, and the anticipation around the FRZ was justified. This boutique Japanese brand came back strong, finishing third overall in our 2025 Most Wanted Wedge Test. It delivered elite spin control in dry and wet conditions.

The FRZ produced consistent accuracy from full swings to chips and was one of only a handful of models that retained spin when moisture was introduced.

“Straight money, looks great, performed well — closest thing to a Vokey I’ve seen,” said one tester.

The only knock on the Fourteen FRZ was price. It sits on the premium end of the market, but the performance data backs it up.

Buy This If: You value precision and spin control across all conditions.

Skip This If: You’re price-sensitive.

Wilson Infinite

MGS Score: 8.6 | Accuracy: 8.5 | Consistency: 9.0 | Spin: 8.5 | Wet Spin Retention: 78.4%

The Wilson Infinite Wedge delivers solid performance at a much lower price point. It represents one of the best value plays in the 2025 test.

From the testing data, its standout feature is consistency, earning a 9.0 in that category. That means whether you’re punching a 50-yard shot or taking a full swing, the Wilson maintains a dependable flight and carry window.

For golfers who prefer reliability over marketing hype, this one’s a hidden gem.

Buy This If: You value predictability and control.

Skip This If: You want max spin or a boutique-forged look.

Cleveland RTZ Full-Face

MGS Score: 8.7 | Accuracy: 8.8 | Consistency: 8.5 | Spin: 8.6 | Wet Spin Retention: 104.9%

Cleveland’s RTZ Full-Face wedge posted one of the highest accuracy scores (8.8) and proved exceptionally stable in wet-condition spin retention.

For golfers who like to open the face or play from uneven lies, the extended groove pattern gives a little extra margin for error without changing feel. Full-face wedges can be divisive, but Cleveland’s version keeps a traditional shape at address and delivers tour-level control from all lies.

As one tester put it: “Not a full-face fan, but this one’s solid — great feel and forgiveness.”

Buy This If: You want consistent spin and accuracy from every lie, especially in wet or rough conditions.

Skip This If: You can’t stand the look of full-face grooves.

Final thoughts

If none of these wedges is a fit for your game, check out the complete results of our wedge testing here: 2025 Best Golf Wedge Testing.

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