Cleveland 900 Series Form Forged Chrome Wedge

Pros: Superior quality club with great workability and feel.
Cons: Cost is a factor.

The Cleveland Form Forged 900 wedge has helped my game. - If this is all I needed to write to convince others on the merits of this wonderful club, then I would end this review right here and now. My game needs improvement, I shoot in the upper 80s ...

Pros: great feel, great weighting, lots of spin, good distance control
Cons: expensive

I bought the Cleveland RTG 56 degree sandwedge at the end of last season. And yes, I know it's supposed to rust, and I would highly recommend a rusty wedge. If you are in the market for a high end wedge you should definitely put serious consideration...

Pros: Great balance, good looks, quality construction, versatility
Cons: Premium price

This review is based on my experience owning a 900 Series 52° Gap Wedge for 6 months. It has become one of my favorite clubs. It does an excellent job of improving my accuracy between 85-110 yards, where there was a gap between my PW and SW.
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Pros: Great feel and easy to hit!
Cons: Eats golf balls

I suck at golf. No...I mean I REALLY suck. I regularly shoot anywhere from 106 to 118 but I am improving. I broke 100 once. So how, as a bad golfer, can I recommend a club such as the Cleveland Forged Wedge? Simply because they have improved my short...

Pros: wonderfully classic look, can work the ball well, can control trajectory well
Cons: looks so good you hardly want to get it dirty

I am 14, shoot in the high 70's to low 80's, and I love my Cleveland 900 wedge. I have a 48 degree pitching wedge and it has dramatically improved my short game. I can now hit high shots that land softly and check, and bump-and-run shots that release. Then on longer shots, I can control the trajectory very easily and can work the ball well.
Basically the only drawback, and it isn't really a drawback, is that if you get it in the classic chrome finish, like I have, it dirties fairly easily. I'm saving up for a 54 degree and a 60 degree wedge in the gunmetal or the RTG finish.