Scripps wedges are forged from S20C carbon steel, delivering a soft, responsive feel at impact. Combined with precision-milled grooves, they are built for consistent spin, control, and performance around the greens.

S20C is a premium forged carbon steel known for its soft feel and feedback. It allows players to better control shots and improve touch around the greens.

Yes, Scripps Golf wedges conform with the Rules of Golf and are listed in the Equipment Database for conforming wedges.

Scripps wedges are designed for high spin, consistent ball flight, and precise short game control, giving players confidence on approach shots, chips, and bunker play.

Yes, Scripps offers a custom wedge builder where you can choose finish, loft, bounce, shaft, grip, and engraving to match your playing style.

Available finishes include premium options such as Black DLC and Nickel Chromium, designed for both performance and durability.

Yes, engraving and custom details can be added to make your wedge unique.

Custom-built wedges, including personalized engravings and adjusted specs, are generally non-returnable.

A common setup includes 50°, 54°, and 58° or 60°, depending on your current set and short game needs.

Low bounce is ideal for tight lies and firm conditions. High bounce is better for soft turf and bunker shots.

Scripps wedges are built for golfers who value feel, control, and precision, from serious players to those looking to improve their short game.

Scripps Golf wedges are designed in San Diego, with a focus on performance, craftsmanship, and real-world playability.

Scripps Golf focuses on delivering high-quality, forged wedges that combine performance, customization, and clean design for golfers who demand more from their equipment.

You have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return, provided it is unused and in original packaging.

Contact sales@scrippsgolf.com to initiate the return process and receive instructions.

Scripps offers a personalized approach to wedges, combining custom builds, premium materials, and a focus on real player feedback and community-driven design.