A chart pattern used in technical analysis to forecast market trends, with two converging lines connecting a series of peaks and troughs to form a wedge. It is similar to a triangle. Wedges are usually seen within an existing market trend and are generally continuation patterns. The wedge usually lasts more than a month but no more than three month [..]

Wedges are golf clubs used for short distances (less than 100 m). The club head is rounded. There are different kinds of wedges: Pitching Wedge, Gap Wedge, Sand Wedge, Lob Wedge and Chipper.

Below your highest numbered iron comes your wedges. Depending on how the rest of your set is configured you will have room for 2, 3 or even 4 wedges. The more wedges you have, the more options you have from within 100 yards which is the most important part of the game, so plan your set carefully.

Wood wedges cut from 2x4 lumber which is used for leveling and stablizing. (Grip)