- Is the Callaway Opus wedge worth it over a Vokey SM10?
- Both are premium players wedges with strong spin. The Opus offers a soft forged feel and a range of grinds; the Vokey has a longer track record and more finish options. Choose based on the sole that fits your turf and your preferred feel.
- What is the difference between the Opus and the Opus Platinum?
- The Platinum uses a different construction with a higher-toe shape and a more compact profile aimed at better players. The standard Opus is the more versatile, traditional shape.
- Which grind should I choose?
- The S grind suits most players and medium turf. The W is wider for soft sand and steep swings, the C has more heel and toe relief for open-face shots, and the T is low bounce for firm, tight lies.
- What shaft comes stock?
- It ships with steel shafts such as True Temper Dynamic Gold, and graphite options are available for players who want a lighter feel. Flexes range from senior to stiff.
- Is it available in left-handed?
- Yes, the Opus comes in both right- and left-handed models, though grind and loft availability may vary by side.
- What is in the box?
- One wedge, as a single club. No headcover or wrench is included.
- Where is the Callaway Opus Chrome Wedge cheapest?
- At Callaway Golf Pre-Owned, for $100.69, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Callaway Opus Chrome Wedge?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Callaway Golf Pre-Owned, Academy Sports, Dick's Sporting Goods, Rock Bottom Golf, Golf Clubs.