Nike wedges can be hard to come by as they stopped producing them in 2016 but, they’re still an iconic club.

Tiger Woods executed once of the most iconic shots in golf with a Nike wedge with a chip on the 16th at Augusta. This is one of many memories Nike golf clubs gave us before they stopped manufacturing.

Nike wedges come in two typed, Victory Red and Engage. The Victory Red range is the club set Tiger Woods once used. If you’re a feel player and want to ensure that you land your number and play precision shots around the green, then these clubs may be for you.

Nike’s Engage range is designed as the “natural choice” for players looking for more forgiveness and more consistency on the greens. This range of wedges offer a full-sole design, perimeter weighting and easy launch features. They are also uncoated, which helps to create more spin and give you more control. As a result, these wedges will start to rust over time which will help to generate maximum spin on the ball.