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Contest! – Win this Edel Clyde W. Hand-Engraved #ThePimpList Wedge

BY Tony Covey
May 1st 2014
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Contest has Ended

Congratulations to our Winner – Julie

Julie wants to name this stunning wedge The BellaDonna. We love the simplicity, and the way it represents everything that this Edel Masterpiece is; Beautiful and Deadly.

Check your email Julie, we need to know how to get you your Edel #ThePimpList Wedge.

Yesterday we rolled out #ThePimpList – a collection of 19 of the sexiest custom wedges you’ll ever find in one place. Today we’re taking it a step further. We’re giving away one of the most popular (based on your votes so far) Pimp List wedges.

This stunning deep-blue torched Edel Wedge, hand-engraved by Clyde W. can be yours.

Seriously. We’ve been so overwhelmed (in a good way) by the response that we’ve decided to celebrate the success of ##ThePimpList by giving all of you a chance to own this stunningly beautiful wedge.

If you missed The Pimp List yesterday, you probably should check it out right now.

Once again, here are the details on this one-of-a-kind Edel Golf creation:

Loft: 56°
Grind: Driver Grind 18 degrees of Bounce
Finish: Engraved by Edel Master Engraver Clyde W., finished by torching to a deep blue color
Metal: Carbon Steel
Stampings (significance): Hand engraved by Edel Master Engraver Clyde W.
Designer/Grinder: Hand Ground by Neil Oster, Hand Engraved by Clyde W.

How To Enter

1. If you’re not already a subscriber, subscribe to the MyGolfSpy Newsletter (We’ve made it easy…here’s a form:)

2. Name this wedge. Every stunning work of art deserves a name. The Mona Lisa, Michelangelo’s David, or for the sake of a solid popular culture reference, Seinfeld’s Golden Boy…not that a t-shirt really qualifies for what we’re going for here, but you get it.

Be Creative, Be Brilliant

And on the off chance you don’t get it; let me spell it out for you. Leave a comment with your original name for this Edel Golf/Clyde W. masterpiece, and if you want to make it a bit more interesting, let us know why you chose the name. Be creative, be funny, and most of all, be brilliant.

They MyGolfSpy staff will review the entries and choose our favorite. They guy who came up with it, he wins the wedge. It’s that simple.

Hurry up and enter before we change our minds!

We do have very specific plans for a few of #ThePimpList wedges, but a few of you have suggested that we auction of some of these fantastic wedges for charity. It’s an idea that we’re kicking around, but there are certainly no strings attached to this giveaway.

We Can’t Force You, But. . .

If the eventual is so inclined, we would certainly appreciate a donation to The First Tee, or some other organization of the winner’s choosing dedicated to growing the game of golf.

Contest Rules

1. Contest ends Friday, May 9th at 8:00PM Eastern Time. Entries posted after that time will be disregarded.
2. Limit 3 Entries Per Person. That’s right…you get 3 tries.
3. Winner will be chosen from qualified entries by the MyGolfSpy Staff. Decision is final, and 100% at our discretion.
4. Must be a resident of planet Earth. Sorry, no Martians or Moon-dwellers.
5. As always…VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.

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Scott

10 years ago

Nice job Julie. I should have named the wedge Julie because she’s lucky and a winner

Andy

10 years ago

Rilievo or “Relief”

Relief, or relievo rilievo, is a sculptural technique. The term relief is from the Latin verb relevo, to raise. To create a sculpture in relief is to give the impression that the sculpted material has been raised above the background plane.[1] What is actually performed when a relief is cut in from a flat surface of stone or wood is a lowering of the field, leaving the unsculpted parts seemingly raised.

Also – relief is what you feel when you’ve got such a powerful tool in your hand when you need to escape from trouble.

Michael

10 years ago

1. Colt -45 , classic piece of art !
2. Ace-High , first class, respected !

iMike73

10 years ago

So, who won?

Longdrive616

10 years ago

Django

The Artful Duffer

10 years ago

Rough (Sk)Etch

Brandon Smith

10 years ago

Nessy… the club looks to have the same markings as the mythical beast and a similar hue to her skin tone. Beautiful

luke b

10 years ago

1. Candy
2 Willi Wonka (he couldn’t make something this sweet)
3. Grace

Scott king

10 years ago

Who won?

paul regali

10 years ago

Name: Land O Lakes, because that’t the name of the butter company and this wedge is truly BUTTER!!

Blade

10 years ago

Leather N Steel

Vicki Bates

10 years ago

Edelicious!

welton

10 years ago

Edel Enigma….Beautiful/ Heavenly but a deadly pin seaker

welton

10 years ago

Blue Birdy….It’s blue and it makes birdies

Will Molidor

10 years ago

1. The Tumescent Unicorn
2. Lucifer’s Love Rod
3. Kathleen Turner Overdrive

John

10 years ago

The Baconator

Everything is better with Bacon

KWheels

10 years ago

“E-ntitlement”

“Edel-tltlement”

Heather

10 years ago

Ole Blue

The name of Ralphie’s gun in A Christmas Story

Heather

10 years ago

True blue, baby I’ll sink you

Madonna song sort of

Heather

10 years ago

Blue me away

this club literally blew me away

Kevin Miller

10 years ago

Jersey LiL because it is as stunning as Lilly Langtrees portrait in the life and times of judge roy bean

John

10 years ago

Blue Moon Rising

John

10 years ago

the “Brendan be good stick”
because next time Brendan beats me at golf I will chase him around with this.

John

10 years ago

The Baconator
because everything is better with bacon.

Charles Bartholomew

10 years ago

Old Faithful

Charles Bartholomew

10 years ago

Shotmaker

Charles Bartholomew

10 years ago

My Precious

AJ Johnson

10 years ago

“The Albatross”

AJ Johnson

10 years ago

“The Blue Monster”

AJ Johnson

10 years ago

“Game changer”

robert

10 years ago

It’s simple, i would call The ART Wedge cause when you use it your making art come to life

Tider992010

10 years ago

Edel’s True Blue

Anokh Jai

10 years ago

Option 3: The Calligraphy Wedge

Anokh Jai

10 years ago

Option 2: Carve & Score

Brian

10 years ago

1. Gilded; as in the “Gilded Wedge”, if Louis XIV played golf, this is what he would use. Fit for the Sun King.
2. Carpe Diem, seize the freaking day
3. YOCO, you only chip once

Ben Grall

10 years ago

Edel Dorado

Rob McCabe

10 years ago

Possible Names for EDEL engraved wedge:
1. S.-EDEL-E.R. (( It’s a play on the SLDR marketing. ))
2. Edelicious (( It’s delicious looking. It’s Edel. It’s Edelicious. ))
3. Edelweiss (Edelweiss is a perennial plant of the aster family native to alpine areas of Europe and South America. It has 2–10 yellow flower heads in a dense cluster. Below these flower heads, 6–9 lance-shaped, woolly, white leaves are arranged in the form of a star. It is also a wonderful song from the film the “The Sound of Music.” . . . like the sweet “music” you can make playing this wedge. Edelweiss root word meaning; from German, from “edel” noble + “weiss” white.

RAT

10 years ago

Steelie
The Master
MonaLisa

Brett Lyden

10 years ago

Clyde’s CompressSpinKickin or CSK for short.

Brett Lyden

10 years ago

Edel’s Iced Inferno or Clyde’s Fire & Ice. You can attack old man par and your opponents with two powerful forces simultaneously. Fire at the flags with ice in your veins. The words Iced or Ice captures the wedge’s blue finish and the words Inferno or Fire captures the the free flowing flair of the engravings. Dante’s inferno was said to inspire Robert Frost’s Fire and Ice poem-

Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.

…….. The destruction of your opponent and old man par by fire and ice.

I would volunteer at the first tee and make a cash donation if I won.

Wes

10 years ago

Blue Helix

Wes

10 years ago

Blue Hedera

Wes

10 years ago

Deep Blue

Bernard Ford

10 years ago

Looking at this beautifully crafted wedge, I see many symbols that form the basis for a name. First, the border design looks like a laurel wreath used in ancient Greek games (Olympics) to award the winners. Second, the inner plant like design seems to depict nature, the movement of the wind and even a the rhythm/tempo that could be applied to golf. This movement seems random, but purposeful. Third, the color blue is often a symbol of the sky, water, a since of tranquility and confidence. Again, this relates back to nature and the enjoyment of being out on the golf course. (At least it does when you are having a good round) Lastly, the winged Edel logo communicates the force or tool that helps produce flight or propulsion. My names include:
1. The Medal Stand- celebrates victory and symbolizes success and accomplishment in elite competition.
2. Crown of Victors- celebrates player accomplishments by using the laurel wreath symbol of victory from ancient Greece.
3. Wings of Victory- celebrates player success and recognizes Edel for their purposefully crafted wedges that help facilitate player skill/effort into victory.

Anokh Jai

10 years ago

1. Belle Blue

Chris Coburn

10 years ago

Filigree – That’s the pattern and it sounds regal

Regal – That’s what I think when I see It

Kingly Wedge

charlie chen

10 years ago

charlie’s angle

Brandon Burke

10 years ago

ARISTOTLE – Greek – The best purpose

EUTROPIUS – Greek – Versatile

MELANTHIOS – Greek – Black Flower

ben grall

10 years ago

The Breeze

jaymz murphee

10 years ago

My Blue Heaven

arnold santiago

10 years ago

the closer

Sprout

10 years ago

Kodachrome – They give us the greens of summer, makes you think all the world’s a sunny day.

golow3373

10 years ago

Edel M56* m=majestic, because of the fact no other company offers a more jaw dropping performance/stylish wedge on the market. The name is simple and to the point.

ben grall

10 years ago

Id call it Geoffrey.
No one’s scared of a wedge named Geoffrey, he’s just some bloke down the street. Then “clunk!” You drop one in the cup from 70 yards out and your buddies will be stroking the fuzzy wall!!!

Buckical

10 years ago

Since this might become the “hottest” club out there, it has to be….”The Caliente Angel”
or…”Earth Art”….for strikingly obvious reasons
or… “Angel’s Right Hand” for it’s perceived ability.
Doc
Beautiful club/ sinister positive results

ping45

10 years ago

(1) SandSaver for obvious reasons or (2)…BirdieMaker for possibilities
or (3) SandLord

Burger

10 years ago

Motifation! The motif design often refers to the location of the designer…if this means the designer spends time in the woods, the wedge would definitely be Motivation for getting out!

ferdi

10 years ago

this wedge should be name deep blue eve

Greg

10 years ago

six shooter

Scott

10 years ago

Lofted Angel

Scott

10 years ago

I would name it Sarah. Because that is what I will name the next new club going in my bag.

Justin Taylor

10 years ago

The Edelado . This beautiful design has an almost Spanish flair to it which made me think of the famous quest for the golden city of El Dorado. Edelado symbolizes our quest for the perfect wedge, the feel club that brings the golden riches of scoring the perfect round within our grasp.

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

The Edelwild

Can be applied to any future designs as well?

David

10 years ago

Sapphire Angel,

Dunno kinda hs that expensive jewel kinda look to it…

The Angel Blue… For pretty obvious reasons,

Or
A piece of heaven on a stick,

No reason just a thought…

Angelo Colombo

10 years ago

Edel the 60th

John Leighton

10 years ago

Edelectric Clyde

Play on Electric Slide… Edel…Electric Slide…Clyde

John Leighton

10 years ago

Garden of Edel

Looks like a beautiful garden. Garden of Eden came to mind. Changed the last letter from N to L…

John Leighton

10 years ago

Garden of Edel

Ray III

10 years ago

The Edel Empirial. I agree with joe golfer that the engraving has a Greek feel hence the empirial name which is a play off of empire and imperial and intentionally misspelled with a e to match the brand name.

Joe Golfer

10 years ago

3rd try:

DaVinci Blue

It looks like something Leonardo DaVinci would have designed.
A true work of art, the Mona Lisa of wedges.

Joe Golfer

10 years ago

2nd entry:

Make My Day

That blue steel color would remind one of Dirty Harry’s Magnum 44.
So look down at your golf ball and ask it, “Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk!”

Joe Golfer

10 years ago

Wings of Olympus

The leaves around the edges reminds me of the laurel wreath that is placed around the victor’s head in the ancient Greek Olympics.

Antoine Boivin

10 years ago

The Courteous :
Art is courtesy, Golf is courtesy, and when it’s time for wedging it is a good thing to use a courteous wedge.

The Marquis :
Noble, quintessence of luxury and etiquette. with a little pinch of bodness.

The Farseeing :
Connected to the course and your soul, it makes you pass trough doubt and gives you confidence.

Please apologise my english, i’m french and not sure i had not make some mistakes.
Antoine

Sperl

10 years ago

Blue Bogey Widow

Mark H. Davis

10 years ago

Winchester
Louvre
Prettyman

David NGUYEN

10 years ago

▉▉▉▉▉▉ BLUE SILVERHAWK ▉▉▉▉▉▉

George Thompson

10 years ago

The Blue Angel. Able to perform miracles around the green.

Kit Lefroy

10 years ago

Absolutely stunning.

I have two suggestions. First, Delilah as in “Samson and….”. Second, Cleopatra. Both were stunning temptresses who were irresistible.

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

sacré bleu

Holy sh!t in French. Literally, it is sacré bleu “sacred blue” French term of astonishment. Probably too irreverent to be used?

Chris

10 years ago

1. JayZ & Beyonce’s Love Child (Blue Ivy)
2. Heaven on Earth
3. DNF (dirty, nasty, filthy)

dn0614

10 years ago

The Lama

The Lama has one just like this in his bag next to his Epon AF Tours.

I was a looper for him at a course in the Himalayas last year. The Lama goes after the pins!

dn0614

10 years ago

Huckleberry

An ode to the old west and Doc Holiday. If he was a golfer, he would have been playing this wedge.

Scott

10 years ago

Bad mutha….shut yo mouth. I just talkin’ bout Edel

Johnny

10 years ago

Desperado

Elliot

10 years ago

Lexington

Elliot

10 years ago

Aberdeen

Elliot

10 years ago

Edinborough

Elliot

10 years ago

Gibralter

mybluc4

10 years ago

Orea

mybluc4

10 years ago

I chose the name Orea for this wedge for the same reason Gerd-R Lange, the renowned watchmaker and designer of Chronoswiss named his gorgeous 11 ligne automatic caliber C. 121 time piece with its cabochon crown, pure enamel face and Breguet, losange blued steel hands Orea. It means “the beautiful one”.

mybluc4

10 years ago

Eclipse

mybluc4

10 years ago

Triumph

mybluc4

10 years ago

Excalibre

mybluc4

10 years ago

Excaliber

Dave Rhyne

10 years ago

AKASHA

Sexy, dark, and deadly was the name if the vampire played by Aaliyah in Queen of the Damned.

Doug

10 years ago

Ecarus

Wedge of Clydalus who dared to fly too near the pin on wedges of carbon steel and engravement. Clydalus had been imprisoned by King Thepimplist of Forum within the walls of his own invention, the 56Labyrinth. But the great craftsman’s genius would not suffer captivity. He made two sets of winged wedges by adhering feathers to carbon steel frame with engraving wax. Giving one pair to his caddie, he cautioned him that flying too near the pin would cause the wax to melt. But caddie became ecstatic with the ability of Ecarus to fly and forgot Clydalus’ warning. The feathers came loose from Ecarus and caddie plunged to his death in the sea.

Deron

10 years ago

“Legit Spin-it”

Neil

10 years ago

Blue Thunder

Blue with Envy

michael machera

10 years ago

aloha

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

Peerless ……..meaning having no equal; superior

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

Pegasus

derived from mythology as the flying horse of the Muses where it is a symbol of highflying imagination.

Ryan Gonsoulin

10 years ago

ENVY- Named after the sin your playing partners will find themselves feeling from you possessing such a beautiful creation, which looks as if it were crafted by the gods of golf themselves.

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

Blu-nique

In view of the rather unique nature of the wedge.

Bouncing Betty

Large bounce dimensions but deadly as in the anti-personnel mine.

W3 as in the Wicked Wacky Wedge

You would have to be a little wacky to use such a wicked thing of beauty on the course?

Carlos

10 years ago

“The Tattooist”
Sandwedge was concived as the club to help the player get out of the sand. This Edel masterpiece will tattoo its unique art everytime it meets the challenge of the sand bunkers.

Anthony D

10 years ago

1-Constantine
2-Metamorphic
3-Blue Rune

GarnetinOZ

10 years ago

1. Eagle Maker
2. Eagle Keeper
3. Eagle Breaker

Steve

10 years ago

Liberty Eagle

Tom54

10 years ago

1. Felina

The name of the final episode of a popular TV show that was about some sort of blue object.

2. Gainsborough

Painter of “Blue Boy”

3. Danube

Because here’s my wedge game with this masterpiece: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDaJ7rFg66A

david bernard

10 years ago

this is the ultimate scoring club

david bernard

10 years ago

The Spinner
The Compresser
The Scorer

Nic B

10 years ago

The Wolfsbane-
A beautiful blueish purpleish flowery plant, is one of the most poisonous plants in the world known for being used by the japanese to tip arrows in battle. If ingested by a human death is coming with 2 hours. The wolfsbane wedge is also a beatiful piece of art but deadly to its match play opponents. Some matches can end in less than 2 hours.

dn0614

10 years ago

Euphoria

Accurately describes the feeling of owning a wedge of this caliber.

RAT

10 years ago

“WAR”

John Marsh

10 years ago

Eagle – it’ll fly the ball into the hole

Irish Pro

10 years ago

WEAPON

Tom

10 years ago

Last attempt.

Azul a Verde

purkjason

10 years ago

The Edel “Endearment” en·dear·ment
[ in déermənt ]

1.expression of affection: an expression of affection, especially a spoken one
2.act of being endeared: the showing of affection
-This wedge represents the endearment one gentleman has for the game of golf. To take the time involved to hand etch this wedge is astonishing. If I won this wedge I admit I would not keep it. I would auction it off to help with my rising medical bills. Seven years ago I beat colon cancer and today I found out I have lung cancer and I’m a non smoker. Golf is a passion of mine but my love for my wife and children are truly what drives me. Being that I’m only 39 yrs. old I have no choice but to beat cancer again so I can create more golf course memories with my family.

Joel

10 years ago

I believe Athena would be a good name

Shawn Grinstead

10 years ago

1.Siren
In Greek mythology, the Sirens (Greek singular: Σειρήν Seirēn; Greek plural: Σειρῆνες Seirēnes) were dangerous yet beautiful creatures, portrayed as femme fatales who lured nearby sailors with their enchanting music and voices to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island
Or for noisemaker
Or
2. NoiseMaker
or
3. McQueen cuz nothing is cooler than Steve McQueen

Scott

10 years ago

Winged Weapon wedge

Scott

10 years ago

Wings of an Edel

Brian Kuznia

10 years ago

My #2 and #3

Conquistador
Aw Conqueror

Either name inspires confidence in the club knowing it will pull off the shot you are making!

tider992010

10 years ago

Blue Steel

Heath Crow

10 years ago

“Ivy”

Sean

10 years ago

Blue Skyde

The Old Billy Baroo

10 years ago

1) The Old Billy Blue
2) You’re My Boy Blue!
3) Blue Velvet

Sean

10 years ago

Devil’s Oyster

Kenny Thomson

10 years ago

Psych-edel-ic
Crazy design, a wedge for all lies

bpeachy

10 years ago

Annie Oakley

bpeachy

10 years ago

“Aim at a high mark and you’ll hit it. No, not the first time, nor the second time. Maybe not the third. But keep on aiming and keep on shooting for only practice will make you perfect.”

Annie Oakley

Nick

10 years ago

Edel Corinth

Greg

10 years ago

The Filigree’n

Greg

10 years ago

Texas wedge

Dave

10 years ago

The Classic

Dave

10 years ago

Sweetness

Dave

10 years ago

Wild West

bpeachy

10 years ago

“THE GAMBLER” …..all bets are on with this in my hand!

Herb Wohlf

10 years ago

Edelweiss

Herb Wohlf

10 years ago

The Magic Maker: Just looking at it casts a spell on your game.

Herb Wohlf

10 years ago

Rosebud, something you will cherish for life.

Hans Hannweg

10 years ago

The Phoenix

In Greek mythology, a phoenix or phenix is a long-lived bird that is cyclically regenerated or reborn. Associated with the sun, a phoenix obtains new life by arising from the ashes of its predecessor. This wedge has arisen from the ashes of all wedges that preceded it.

Bonnie Blue

Bonnie … Scarlett O’Hara’s daughter by Rhett Butler was named “Bonnie Blue” …. Also the association with the Scottish word.

Kali

Kali is the Hindu Goddess who removes the ego and liberates the soul. Often depicted with blue skin.

flaglfr

10 years ago

My vote goes for either
Cowboy.
The gunslinger.

It just has an old west look to it.

PLA

10 years ago

Edel Eagle…… Wing it/fly it in the hole in style

Jason

10 years ago

I would name it the Edel “SUPERNOVA” because this engraved beauty is the cataclysmic explosion that will make the golf ball look like a bright shining star in the air!

billy

10 years ago

“My Fair Lady”

Mike

10 years ago

or “Bottom B****”

It is the Pimp list after all.

Mike

10 years ago

“Tent Pitcher”.

Went half-mast when I saw this thing.

Keylan

10 years ago

Edels sense of elegance

Nathan Pape

10 years ago

Julius Ceasar

Max F

10 years ago

Bluelander

Max F

10 years ago

…Because it’s made of blue steel and it’s really really really really good looking.

Sprout

10 years ago

The Colt
“Back in 1835, when Halley’s Comet was overhead, same night those men died at the Alamo, they say Samuel Colt made a gun. A special gun. He made it for a hunter. A man like us, only on horseback. Story goes, he made thirteen bullets. This hunter used the gun a half dozen times before he disappeared, the gun along with him… Somehow Daniel got his hands on it. They say… they say this gun can kill anything.” – John Winchester

McaseyM

10 years ago

I hate it when I pull the trigger too soon and come up with better names. I wish I could rescind my previous post, but alas, I understand if these don’t count.

KnightFire

Blue Grit

Midnight Clyde

SteinthorSig

10 years ago

3rd and final:

Infinity

rapierwit

10 years ago

1 – excaliblue
2 – blue moon
3 – blue blood

Trebuchet

10 years ago

Craftsmanship like that…

OathKeeper

\Brienne of Tarth FTW
\\nerd

SteinthorSig

10 years ago

2nd entry:

TOP GUN

SteinthorSig

10 years ago

The Muse – because of its inspiring beauty.

golfer4life

10 years ago

The Edelgraver

Kevin Davis

10 years ago

“The Outlaw”

Brian Kuznia

10 years ago

What a beauty. Many great names so far. My humble entry is

WWMD – Weapon of Mass Destruction. No green is safe with this weapon in hand.

Jeremy

10 years ago

T-ZOW
(The Zinger of Wedges)
Swedgey (sexy Wedge)

mnfats95

10 years ago

It is named Neo.

Because it is “the one”.

SMRT

10 years ago

It worked for the statue, so let’s just call it:
The David, for David Edel. There is no need for some mythological, “pretty” name for a club like this. Let the craftsmanship and design speak for itself.

Ron Nakasone

10 years ago

EVE = Edel Vision Evolved

RL

10 years ago

Ever Classic Blue
Because Yes.

Sweet Lou

10 years ago

Blue By U

Heavenly Blue

Sweet Blue

mikey

10 years ago

Affinity.

Aficionado.

Madonna…because holy mother of wedges!!!

Kevin Loughran

10 years ago

Rembrandt

This wedge is a piece of art that will produce shots that are pieces of art as well. The rough, sand and closely mown grasses are your canvass now go and get it up and down.

Blue Birdie

10 years ago

Blue Birdie

Tristan Glover

10 years ago

The Birdie Wings

Jon Krueger

10 years ago

The wedge I would wear.

Jonah Covitz

10 years ago

the blue dragon

the oracle

the hidden gem

Brian Feldhaus

10 years ago

TrueBlue

Brian Feldhaus

10 years ago

Blue Saraz

Since Gene Sarazen invented the sand wedge!

Brian Feldhaus

10 years ago

Squire

Since Gene Sarazen invented the sand wedge!

Tom T

10 years ago

Looks ornamental and kind of gothic, like my neighbors Harley Davidson. How about:
“Easy Slider” ?

kygolfer1980

10 years ago

“Zingers Kryptonite”

A wedge so beautiful it overshadows the really ridiculously good looks of Spy Zinger.

Gino Gianaros

10 years ago

This wedge is like FIRE. you can look at it for hours, and never get bored. MAGNIFICO. My only dilemma would be do I pull it and use it, place it above the mantle in my living room (yes, my wife is a golfer also) or be selfish and hide it from everyone.

TwoSolitudes

10 years ago

The Edel Tattoo:

It’s art.
And you can use it to tattoo that ball on the green.

iMike74

10 years ago

Suggestion 3: The Judge

Name sounding like that of a gun, like the Peacemaker, but without being an exact copy. Refers to the gun like engravings, as well as the way you will judge your playing partners to eternal humiliation when you use it.

Andy Bostik

10 years ago

Blue wedgesicle….

iMike74

10 years ago

Suggestion 2: Nightlock

Pop-culture reference from Hunger Games. Blue, good looking berry and plant that will kill the opponents. Reference to plant theme and color.

iMike74

10 years ago

Suggestion 1: Lividus Laurea

Latin for “Black/Blue Victory” . Lividus is the description of a dark blue/black tint in latin and the word Laurea means victories, but it’s also the word for the Laurel plant that the romans used to make wreaths of to crown the victor. So the name would represent the colour, the engravement and the victories the club will bring.

marc

10 years ago

Carved armor

Jeff

10 years ago

PEGASUS

Jimmy Mitchell

10 years ago

Western eagle

Akhil

10 years ago

Amulet.

The object that has the power to protect its owner from danger and harm.

Jordan Grebe

10 years ago

Adam&Eve

Akhil

10 years ago

Necromancer – For I envision this wedge talking to the ball that is ‘dead’ deep in sand or rough and helping me talk the ball out of its insistence to lay dead!

Slightly morbid, but pretty aggressive and true to its qualities. The dark engraved lines add to its mystery and aura.

A necromancer can ‘summon and use the dead as weapons’. This wedge will help me do that to the ball

Following from wiki:

Necromancy /ˈnɛkrɵˌmænsi/ is a form of magic involving communication with the deceased – either by summoning their spirit as an apparition or raising them bodily – for the purpose of divination, imparting the means to foretell future events or discover hidden knowledge, or to use the deceased as a weapon, as the term may sometimes be used in a more general sense to refer to black magic or witchcraft

Michael L.

10 years ago

1. hoogahoga bunga doink
2. super sexy sandy wandy wumper doodle
3. zakalackaflackajackanackatackablue

I think everyone is trying too hard to come up with a clever name for the wedge.

Chris C

10 years ago

“Blue Desire”

Remember that magical teenage night with your first girlfriend in the backseat of your Dad’s 79′ Buick?

That special night when the possibilities seemed endless–until the freaking porch lights came blazing on and her Dad came running out of the house with a flashlight in one hand and his Ben Hogan Metalwood in the other?

Remember how you felt laying in bed later that night and thinking about a hell of a lot more than just that bulge on your head and the unfortunate fact that he had opted to install the 135 gram True Temper extra-stiff steel shaft in his driver?

Well, that’s exactly how I’m going to feel if I don’t get my dirty, grubby hands on this gorgeous Blue Wedge from Edel Golf.

Mike

10 years ago

Excalibur

Blue steel

Hunter

10 years ago

Ok. Last gun one…

The 1911

Classic, beautiful and deadly accurate.

Hunter

10 years ago

Winchester

Winchester rifles. Classic craftsmanship.

Hunter

10 years ago

Peacemaker

Named after the Colt.

Gary

10 years ago

“da Vinci”
it’s more than a sculpture, painting or architectural design engraved on a piece of steel, its a bit of an engineering genius who accepts nothing but perfection. Do you realize how difficult it is to engrave on a non flat surface? Sad thing is, it’s a piece of art that I wouldn’t dare hit a golf ball with.

Mitch

10 years ago

1. The one who knocks
2. Tread lightly
3. Heisenberg
It’s reminds me of the blue meth from breaking bad

David Puddy

10 years ago

The War Eagle because the wedge looks beautiful and deadly.
or
The Blue Sapphire
or
Eagles Nest

Tamar

10 years ago

Absolutely the most awesome wedge every!

Doug

10 years ago

The Liberty Wedge…

Aaron Turner

10 years ago

Name it the “KingMaker”. It looks like only a royal should own.

chris bourquin

10 years ago

Symphony in Blue

David

10 years ago

1. The Butterfly Effect
2. Archangel
3. The Phoenix

Daisy

10 years ago

Blu by u . It flies better than any other wedge on the market.

Daisy

10 years ago

Name for wedge -Heavenly touch
Because it looks like the Aerosmith wings on the club so it would be soft to the touch. Or Blue Thunder, it comes out of the sand like a roll of thunder.

Kenneth Heng

10 years ago

Clyde’s Blue Hyacinth.

It is an exact duplicate of Blue Hyacinths(it is a flower)!

Adam

10 years ago

Lagoon

Adam

10 years ago

Lagoon b/c of the unique turquoise color but also the leafy tropical pattern, relaxing, exactly what you need to be reminded when making a feel shot.

Stoneyberke

10 years ago

Olympus

Will S.

10 years ago

Blue Betsy

Blue Blood and Guts

The Persuader

Richard Thompson

10 years ago

Sink’em with THE (TORPEDO)

craig

10 years ago

dirty damascus

Scott

10 years ago

Sharleen for the name gomerpile names his rifle in Full metal jacket

Claus

10 years ago

Fleur d’ail

Glen Rapoport

10 years ago

Blue Dahlia

Kevin Kelleher

10 years ago

Blue Diamond in the Rough. Refers to the brilliant finish…like a diamond…and its ability to execute from tough lies. Kid of like the Jeopardy “before and after” category.

Scott

10 years ago

Playing in the garden of Eden

Johnathan Tucker

10 years ago

“Tattoo Mistress”
LOL meaning

dave

10 years ago

Mjolinr – Thor’s Hammer

dave

10 years ago

Oops Mojlnir – Thor’s Hammer

Johnathan Tucker

10 years ago

“The Veritas”
Latin for truth

obo

10 years ago

1. The Khaleesi
2. The Blu Print
3. The Tap In

G Gauthier

10 years ago

Pure
How else do you expect to hit a wedge that looks like that .

G Gauthier

10 years ago

The Edelstein

Have you seen a more brilliant wedge ?

G Gauthier

10 years ago

The Divine
Have you seen a wedge that is this close to perfect?

Jason

10 years ago

Magdalena

Roy Jennings

10 years ago

Steel Blue Envy

Wannabegolfer67

10 years ago

Edelibrium

Tom Pearce

10 years ago

“Laurel & Harley”

Look at it. Self evident.

Richard Thompson

10 years ago

Spit Fire
Gracie
Royal Maxx

Christian

10 years ago

Blue Gravity

because gravity pulls people in which is what this wedge would do

Christian

10 years ago

The Jack of All Wedges

Alex Haggerty

10 years ago

“Widow’s Tear”

Along with my previous entry “Commelina” same meaning. Blue Flower, lonely wife.

Christian

10 years ago

the blue beauty

Mike

10 years ago

Clyde’s Glide

Larry Robertson

10 years ago

“American Eagle” should be the name of this wedge. Who doesn’t dream of holing out from the bunker for an eagle. Besides, the beautiful engraving on the wedge looks like an eagle’s wings in flight. Just beautiful.

Kylmsmit

10 years ago

Athena

Alex

10 years ago

“Commelina”

This is a species of blue flowers that grow around the world. They are also known as Widow’s Tears which goes along with the term “golf widow” or lonely wives crying because the men are playing golf while they are lonely at home.

Jeff W.

10 years ago

The Valkyrie: decider of my opponents fate. (From old Norse mythology)

Adrienne

10 years ago

Sweet Emotion

Michael Francis

10 years ago

The green side bentley

Lance Sherwood

10 years ago

The Blue Rose.
Simple yet elegant.

C.Evans

10 years ago

I’d call it Torch Quenched Filigree

Thomas

10 years ago

I will name it illimitable because it will continue to improve every aspect of my limited golf game.

Charles

10 years ago

“Edelicious”
“BluEdel”

Tom

10 years ago

Wing-Upon-A-Wedge

Mike

10 years ago

Mercury’s Jigger

Mercury, as in the roman god with the winged sandals which symbolizes the winged logo, and as in mercury the element, which is what the color and shine of the club kind of reminds me of.

And Jigger, as in the old school name for a wedge that is no longer really used (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obsolete_golf_clubs)

TheArtfulDuffer

10 years ago

Sweet Action.

Lee H.

10 years ago

Clyde’s Garden of Edel…Pays homage to the man behind the wedge and Garden of Edel just makes sense.

Andy

10 years ago

The Most Interesting Wedge in The World

“I dont always use wedges, but when I do, it’s better than yours”

unkinb

10 years ago

The Blue Angel

My Precious

Lynn Schultz

10 years ago

The HarlEy Again the wings remind me of Harley Davidson logo. E (self explanatory)

Greg

10 years ago

Filigree’n

Avery

10 years ago

The Babymaker

Ben

10 years ago

Glorious!! from the latin word gloria which means “of great praise and honor” which pretty much sums up the ridiculous work that engraver did on this wedge.

Lynn Schultz

10 years ago

Phat Boy Pretty Hot And Tempting and the wings reminded me of Harley Davidson’s

Andy

10 years ago

Marcia Brady

She’s always gettin all the attention……

Golfer Burnz

10 years ago

1. The Edel Garden Shredder
2. Clyde’s Cut Through
3. Seraphim’s Slider

wayne

10 years ago

Heaven On A Stick
MasterWedge
Wings Thru Sand

Jim B.

10 years ago

The Reaper

Jim B.

10 years ago

Edel Artisan

Steve Hong

10 years ago

I think this wedge would be waaaay to pretty to actually play with, given my woeful skillset.

Anyway… here’s my 3 suggestions

1 Clyde’s “Dale”
2 Winged Wunder (Edel’s logo)
3 “Eve” of Garden of Eden (so nicely engraved on this beauty) … blissful continued existence with a chunk & run… versus temptation of that risky flop shot.

steve

10 years ago

Belle.

No further explanation offered, nor, I believe, required.

whiskey golf

10 years ago

“Gunsmith” – the engraving reminds me of a custom made shotgun or rifle with very nice engraving, the torch also reminds of the nice blueing on a barrel

“Shooter” – like I said, it reminds me of a custom made firearm, and you can shoot at the pins with this wedge

“Shotgun” – same as the other descriptions

David W

10 years ago

The Donald. It’s as over the top as everything else Trump does :-)

Simon H

10 years ago

Edel 56
Renaissance
Rene 56

Juan Carlos

10 years ago

The Edel “Envy”…because everyone will be blue (torched finish blue) as you hole out time after time with this bad boy

Rober Allen

10 years ago

My Precious

Bob H

10 years ago

1. Edel Be Tight – every shot will be easier with this stick.
2. Tangled up in Blue – great look, great song.
3. The ClydesEdel – a real workhorse, but majestic (sorry – I live I n St. Louis and drove by the Clydesdale pasture this spring.)

Richard Thompson

10 years ago

Edelegance .

Russell Cowen

10 years ago

“Temptation”

Patrick P

10 years ago

Seve’s Mjölnir

Russell Cowen

10 years ago

At first there was the garden of Eden
Now there is the garden of Edel
The wedge of temptation!!

Patrick P

10 years ago

Azul de la cuña

IronHorse

10 years ago

InGreighVed
En Gray Fead

The engraving is flawless but I didn’t want to spell it as Engraved so here you go

Nathan Wallace

10 years ago

1. “Edel’s Easy Rider”, because the exquisite intricacy resembles a classic custom bike, and it is destined to be a one-of-a-kind classic just like the movie.

2. “Edel’s Oster Clyde Blue Wing”, has all the names of those involved in its creation, the color, the engraved wing, and it will give your game a wing like no other wedge can.

3. “Edel’s Oster Clyde Blue Artisan”, has all the names of those involved in its creation, its color, and because it is a classic work of art.

wayne

10 years ago

Wedge name: Clyde’s Blackthorn
Origin- embellished Irish fighting stick, meant to stun an opponent.

Lindsay Shuff

10 years ago

Scrimshaw
That was the first thing it reminded of when I saw the picture: the Scrimshaw scrollwork, engravings, and carvings done in bone or ivory typically by whalers. A maker of scrimshaw is known as a scrimshander

McaseyM

10 years ago

Arch angel
NightCrawler
Scorpion

Symon

10 years ago

The Jealous. Cos that’s what everyone would be if they saw it in my bag.

Patrick P

10 years ago

Edel’s David

Mike

10 years ago

eDcalibur

One of a kind – and you will be the King of Camelot with this beauty.

zorbit67

10 years ago

1. I dub thee…..wedgecalibur

2. Clyde the glide

3. Blowtorched ball torturer

Robert

10 years ago

The Royal Wedge

john blouse

10 years ago

I’d call my wedge “The Cowboy”. First be cause the engraving looks like something you would see on the side of a saddle. Second because my sand game is like a wild ride sometimes. I’m retired play 5-6 days each week and need a new wedge. These wedges are all beautiful and what a great idea.

Robert

10 years ago

The SupremeWedge

Carlo herrera

10 years ago

Edel hand made wedge it is so beautiful that i could beat Phil and tiger in a short game contest,

Robert

10 years ago

The enforcer

Kerry

10 years ago

Electra Glide in Blue

Blue Velvet

Jeff Willis

10 years ago

Wyatt Earp

Kerry

10 years ago

Blue Lustre

Paul Nortin

10 years ago

The Blue Angel – Because like the Navy’s high flying fighter jets by the same name, this beautiful blue winged wedge will be making some high flying precision shots on the course while inspiring awe and respect.

Unkin B

10 years ago

LONGCLAW

Every great blade should have a name, and what better name than the name of a Bastard Sword (size of the Sword) given to a Bastard Son. That’s right I’m going there. Jon Snow the Bastard son of Eddard Stark, who receives this blade from Lord Commander Jeor Mormont the head of the Brothers of the Night’s Watch for saving his life.

And how many times will LONGCLAW Save your life, Ok maybe not your life but your game!
I know every time I hit my Wedge, I pray to the Old Gods that if they will only grant me this favor I will owe them greatly. And when I strike the ball with my blade, I feel the powers of the Old Gods running through me. I look to see the graceful prayer filled stroke as it heads to the green. Well Crap, another ball in the water.

And in this game of Steel vs. ionomer resin I feel like I’m a bastard son and this game is my Father, teaching me that simple prayers to an Old God doesn’t Stand up to the Test of The Golf Gods.

El Cortinez

10 years ago

SlumpBuster :

When your in a slump, you need an easy score to help get you out and get your confidence back up. With this beauty, that shouldn’t be a problem.

jrmint

10 years ago

1) Blue Velvet
2) Bluesh (as in “blue whoosh!”)
3) BLUE-YAH!

Evert Hoven

10 years ago

The name of the wedge: Liberty Wing because of the freedom it’s providing around the greens!

Chriovorg

10 years ago

Fleur de E a play on Fleur de Li

denis bergeron

10 years ago

“out of the blues”
because the perfect wedge should keep you happy on the golf course

Bud

10 years ago

Floral Profusion

Evert Hoven

10 years ago

The name of the Wedge: la Vitesse because it will speed up your game and give you wings with his appearance!

John Barry

10 years ago

HyFlier

John

10 years ago

Bladewing

Alex

10 years ago

“The Bishop” – After the real OG pimp Don “Magic” Juan a.k.a The Chairman of the Board a.k.a yes you got it – The Bishop

El Cortinez

10 years ago

Git’ Up Clyde : Waylon Jennings Lyrics to the song “Clyde”- Git’ up Clyde, We Got things to do

I’m sure this wedge can get it up and get it done!

Mark R

10 years ago

1. Hydro Carbon Flow

Why?

Hydro – Representing the blue color
Carbon – Type of metal used, carbon steel, for creating this beauty
Flow – For all of the hand crafted, flowing lines of this piece of art

I work for a company called Hydro Carbon Flow, and I have never found anything that shares the name better of the company better than this work of art.

craig

10 years ago

1. Feathered Vines
2. Herbal Chip
3. Organic Flopper

Evert Hoven

10 years ago

Name of the Wedge: the Blue Avenger because the short game is where it hurts the most for your opponent!

mr_theoo

10 years ago

Edelsmith. The logo definitely screams Aerosmith and it took a smith to make it.

Sang

10 years ago

1. The Clyder – it “clydes” bro
2. The Clydenator- it “clydenates” bro
3. Clyde’s blue elephant – he might have a pet elephant bro

Kellen

10 years ago

Demigod

Andy

10 years ago

The Bespoke Wedge

wayne

10 years ago

Wedge name: Fifty-6 degrees of separation.
The abstract theory of the shrinking world: When using this wedge, the actual distance to the hole is now smaller!

Darren

10 years ago

Clyde “The Glide” Wedge-ler
The GwOAT – Greatest Wedge of All Time
P.F. Flyer

El Cortinez

10 years ago

Clyde The Glide :

Named for it’s creator, it’s 18* of bounce, and it’s smooth looks. It should “glide” quite “smoothly” through anything!

Brian K.

10 years ago

Clyde’s Blue Heaven

neil

10 years ago

A masterpiece of exceptional beauty that is also extraordinary and exquisite

1. e^wizard
2. e^3
3. e^maestro

Rob

10 years ago

“Edel’s Blue Ball Buster” or “Edel’s Triple B” for short.

MN Golf Pimp

10 years ago

#ZingerLove – ‘Cause you know
#TheLastSelfie – Not even Spyzinger can compete
#CEO – Clyde, Edel, Oster

Michael

10 years ago

Scorched Earth

james murphy

10 years ago

Deep Blue Knockout.

Ed Fabiano

10 years ago

Foe-Hammer

Roger S.

10 years ago

“The Blue Labia” – it screams of erotica.

Cary W

10 years ago

1.)”The Eagle”
2.)”Morning Glory”
3.)”Oster & Clyde”

Jonathan steinhauer

10 years ago

1. The Edel Excaliber. It reminds me of the hilt of a masterfully crafted sword

2. The Peacemaker. Again the scroll work reminds me of a fancy handle of a gun

3. And finally, Rosie. I’ve named my wedges and this one screamed Rosie to me.

Alex Erickson

10 years ago

‘Ol Betsy
I chose this name for a couple reasons.This wedge reminds me of an old wild west gun so why not name it after a famous rifle. ‘Ol Betsy was the name of Davy Crocketts rifle and like a good rifle a wedge should be a trusty companion and accurate.

Tom

10 years ago

The Blue Ball Cutter

I need some RELIEF!

ComeOnSense

10 years ago

1. The Beauty & the Beast
2. Goddess
3. ” The It “

Tom

10 years ago

The Big Earn

I’ll be flopping them for dough like that comb over in Kingpin!

wayne

10 years ago

Wedge name:The “Shootist”- This legendary gunfighter will take on all that dare! “Old enemies” and “glory seekers” are drawn to him; only to meet their fate in battle.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS

10 years ago

Edel’s Blu By YOU !!

gary

10 years ago

THE BUTTERFLY WEDGE BY EDEL
Mohammad Ali quote “float like a butterfly sting like a bee”
please send my wedge on May 10th priority express.
Thanks.

Tider992010

10 years ago

Edels’ Blue Angel

Tider992010

10 years ago

Blue Ivy

William Brooks

10 years ago

I would call it: 1.Blue Monster
2.Sharp Wedgee
3.Edel’s Blue Wedgee

Jack Wood

10 years ago

1. Enigmatic Edel Elevator
2. Tendrillar 56
3. Clyde Glide

Zach Woods

10 years ago

The promise land

Mark

10 years ago

Blue Edel Cult

Dave Nicholas

10 years ago

2. Blue-grass Choice

3. Blue moon shine

Paul S

10 years ago

The Clyde’sEdel

Edellyic

56 Mistresses

Cliff George

10 years ago

Groovealicious

All the reasons I listed in my post above minus the girl in the painting.
It’s a bit more, how shall I say “euphonious”
(We do get three goes at this right?) :)

Gary

10 years ago

Blue Steel

Highlander- there can be only one!

Jimmy

10 years ago

Snubs

Dave Nicholas

10 years ago

My blue heaven

Zig Strzelecki

10 years ago

TreAZUREblade
BlueSteel
Carbon Blue Blade

Dave Wilkinson

10 years ago

Wow, I just said yesterday the only thing better would be to have one.
Fleur de Lie is my name for this

Kris

10 years ago

1- The Edel Eagle

2- Pimptastic

3- Sex-E (Exalted Edel’s Exceptionally Eloquent Enviable Engraving)

Jim Angkham

10 years ago

The Edelous

Thomas Weibel

10 years ago

PinSeeker!

Anyone would feel confident in knocking it close, with this beauty!

Jeff Gauthier

10 years ago

Genie – club will work magic!

Scott S.

10 years ago

“Blue Sky Birdie Hunter”

Scott S.

10 years ago

“Blue Blood” – a great heritage.

Scott S.

10 years ago

“Blue Ice”

Mark

10 years ago

Shocking Blue Venus – “she’s got it, yeah baby she’s got it …”

Steve. Trust

10 years ago

Blue Maxx

Frank

10 years ago

Name it “The Blue Max”

Just like the movie of the same name only it’s used to shoot down birdies not planes and of course the color is blue.

Scott S.

10 years ago

“Sky Blue Thunder” – thunder seldoms occurs with blue sky, but when it does you know it’s about to storm.

“The Blue Eagle” – greatness seldom seen.

“Nothing but Blue Sky” – from now on.

Harris B

10 years ago

1. The Riverflow (beautiful blue water color, evokes smooth movement)
2. Blue Suede Shoo
3. Gunsmoke

Jeff Gauthier

10 years ago

sPIN seeker

Nick

10 years ago

The wilson staff wedges were way nicer, whats the plan for them?

Jeff Gauthier

10 years ago

Blue Dove of Happiness – I see a “dove” in the engraving. Happy because this wedge will stick the shot!

Eric

10 years ago

Parshadow

Scott Dowden

10 years ago

Ceres Wedge, fitting as she was Goddess of Agriculture

Cliff George

10 years ago

Groovealisa-licious

-It’s groovy, as in cool with charisma and swagger.
-It’s flat out beautiful, more so than the freakin Monalisa but you where I’m goin.
-it’s got grooves all over the thing… As in engraving, face grooves, it’s the other non-groovy groovy too.
-if a piece of metal with a shaft can be called delicious, well this would be that…
Toss all that in a ball washer spin it till your wrist hurts and out comes the one and only on earth ****Groovealisa-licious****

Eric

10 years ago

Icevein

Andrew Denny

10 years ago

1-The Edel Master
2- C.W.- Elevation
3-The Artisan

Dave Wolfe

10 years ago

Reaper or Mortis
Cuts through turf like Death’s scythe through souls.

Too dark? :)

ollie golf

10 years ago

“Grateful Dead” because only a Dead Head could play this.

Steve T

10 years ago

1. The Ace
2. Christine
3. The Tokmeister

Ray K.

10 years ago

1. Edels Metal.
2. The Flying Wedge.

Take your pick.

Isaac Scott

10 years ago

1 Bonnie and Clyde (W.)
2 Flash Gordon
3. Ailsa

Eric

10 years ago

Sandsbane

chris m

10 years ago

“Now Make the Putt!”

what this wedge would say if it could talk.

thanks for the cool contest. now I’ve got to get some work done!

Scott

10 years ago

“Up and Down”

Sully

10 years ago

Princess Elana

*That is one of the most beautiful clubs Ive ever seen.

Dan K

10 years ago

Stroke Slayer

Robert Rutemiller

10 years ago

Western touch
Chose that name because it reminds me if the leather works on saddles from old west and has that classy touch.

Thomas

10 years ago

The Blue Monster
YouremyBoyBlue
BlingaDingDing

Barrett

10 years ago

Etch

Chris

10 years ago

Excaliber Engraved

Chal

10 years ago

The Blue Blaze

Glen Rapoport

10 years ago

Walter White ( from Breaking Bad)

Self explanatory

aaron

10 years ago

Wedge-us de Milo

Virtruvian Wedge

Wedgeopatra

Jonathan Ostrum

10 years ago

Word it up.

Gary S.

10 years ago

Blue Touch

Michael

10 years ago

Blue mEDEL

Andy

10 years ago

DOUG

WHY DOUG?

SIMPLE – THE HANGOVER. THIS WOULD BE YOUR BEST FRIEND

“AND THEN WE’RE GONNA FIND OUR BEST FRIEND DOUG, AND THEN WE’RE GONNA GIVE HIM A BEST FRIEND HUG. DOUG! DOUG! DOOOUUUG!”

finalist

10 years ago

1. Eden Spin
(Garden of Eden, nature, outside, leaves, pure spin. Edel Eden Line)

Michael

10 years ago

Last Defense

It’s the last line of defense before attacking the green.

Jimmy

10 years ago

Flying Easy!

VCUramGolf

10 years ago

1. Cobalt Fire
2. Ice Whirl
3. Deep Blue Checkmate

Kenneth J

10 years ago

“Noble”

The word edel translates to noble in Dutch. The etchings also remind me of a fine firearm, such as were made by the Noble Firearms company from 1950-1970. Very similar engravings to a Noble shotgun my grandfather had.

Michael

10 years ago

ClydEdel

Jimmy

10 years ago

Blue-Ez

Jake Vogel

10 years ago

I would name it the Steven Tyler

The logo reminds me of Aerosmith and the design looks like one of Tyler’s outrageous outfits or scarves.

The music Legend would most certainly be rocking one of these wedges on the course!

Bill Olinger

10 years ago

Et tu Brute

For a few reasons. (1) The leafs on the outside of the design remind me of the leafs that Roman folks would wear around their heads. (2) It’s just fun to say “Et tu Brute” already. Now imagine saying it to your buddies after you just stuck a wedge to 2 feet.

Sperl

10 years ago

Play Me!

To remind everytime i see my bag to use it, not only to admire its beauty!

Nic S

10 years ago

Mjolnir – the hammer or Thor

How the Wedge Was Won

Jedadiah Killough

10 years ago

Layla

Originally used in 7th century romantic poems by an author of the name Qays, The name roughly translates “dark night” or “dark beauty”. It was more recently used by Eric Clapton in his song “Layla”. They lyrics seem appropriate here. “Layla, I’m begging, darling please…” give me the wedge. :-)

Glad to see you encouraging people to give back to the game of golf through the First Tee and other organizations. The game gives us so much!

Bob

10 years ago

BAD ASS – because it looks like something a heavy metal headbanger or harley biker would use.

Ian

10 years ago

Antebellum Azure

Viti

10 years ago

Edel Rebel, looks rock&roll to me!

Sperl

10 years ago

True Grit

it reminds me of one of the old rifles seen in these western movies…trusty, precise and a man`s best friend! and you will certainly need some courage to handle it ;)

Mike Smith

10 years ago

Michelangelo
or
Guggenheim

becasue it is truly a work of art!

Mike

10 years ago

Winged Beauty

chris m

10 years ago

SINergy.

What you get when you combine skill, art, and the promises made by this wedge…

Chris Ridings

10 years ago

Sweet but Deadly Blue

Chris Ridings

10 years ago

Blue Pinpoint

Ryan

10 years ago

Ares.
This is the Greek God of War…because I will go to battle the golf course with this beauty in my hands. And victory will be mine!

Toy from the Attic

10 years ago

It reminds me if the graphics on the album “Toys in the Attic” by Aerosmith.

Mike Renard

10 years ago

Zeus’ Spinach Spoon

The elegant design reminds me of something straight out of mythological history! I chose the spinach spoon because I use my old beat up 56 in the deep rough!

Beautiful club!!

Steve Shea

10 years ago

I would submit ” Eagle’s Landings.”
Or “Edel’s Wing”. OR
“Eagle’s Wing”

Chris Ridings

10 years ago

Sweet Blue Birdie

Mark

10 years ago

Gunslinger

Kevin Hendren

10 years ago

Blue Oyster Clyde

Mark

10 years ago

Nice one!

David W

10 years ago

Dang, you beat me to it!!

Kevin Hendren

10 years ago

Carbon Clyde

John Muir

10 years ago

1. Moody Blue
2. Burning Blue
3. Clyde’s Blue Period

Matt Schimenti

10 years ago

Adam’s Eve

Kevin Hendren

10 years ago

Clyde’s Blue Sappire – MGS ltd

Aaron

10 years ago

An Angel’s Touch

Devon Montoya

10 years ago

The B’s Knees. Because of the three B’s I see in this wedge: Beautiful, Blue, and Bounce.

Michael B

10 years ago

The Elegant

Brandon Price

10 years ago

My name for the wedge is the Garden of Eden. Thanks.

Ryan knudsen

10 years ago

The OG Spin City. Who doesn’t like some spin

Steve Cecil

10 years ago

ELECTRA
Goddess of Clouds with a Silver Lining. The design reminds me of a wedge forged for a Greek god.

chris m

10 years ago

rollin’ dirty.

because it is a nasty piece of art. congratulations to all who participated.

Matt Schimenti

10 years ago

Esperanza

Matt Schimenti

10 years ago

Meaning “hope”

tscdave

10 years ago

Sweet Dreams. This club is sweet looking, and one can dream of the shots she produces!

Elie Anquetil

10 years ago

Cachemire.

Seems to be soft to play as beautiful to watch.!

Devon Montoya

10 years ago

The Blue Bouncer. Because of the the blue finish and the fact that it has 18 degrees of bounce to get through that bunker

dru_

10 years ago

The Edelglyde
It is of course a Precious Edel, with leaves of cold blue and wings of white. Gliding through the hazards, lifting towards the hole, lofting to a height, pleasing the soul.

tscdave

10 years ago

WO Who! Named after Clyde W and Neil O.

Howie Alter

10 years ago

“Edel ‘ s Blue Crush”

Devon Montoya

10 years ago

“Simple Beauty” because of the artistically simple design. Though it took a lot of work to get it done, it’s nothing crazy like some tattoos you see

Karl rekowski

10 years ago

Getinthegroove

tscdave

10 years ago

ELEGANCE, by Edel. It’s pretty evident, this wedge is gorgeous!

joseph emery

10 years ago

Think the wedge should be caĺled the winchester looks ready for a shoot out on the course !!

Nick

10 years ago

Arthur Floperelli (As in Aurthur Fonzarelli AKA the Fonz. You better come Correctomundo with this wedge… Ayyyyyyy!)

Bill

10 years ago

By far and away, the best name on here! Creative and funny!

Jeff Harvey

10 years ago

.56 Special

Kenny B

10 years ago

Tattoo

Nick

10 years ago

eNVy

Nick

10 years ago

The Earl of Sand-wedge

Nick Pedota

10 years ago

I’d name it the Edel Vice. Why? Because I like The Sound of Music, and then whenever I pull this bad boy out of my bag, I’ll channel my inner Christopher Plummer and entertain the boys with the sweet melody of the Austrian Alps.

Richard Sanchez

10 years ago

SharpShooter

It reminds me of the classic old hand engraved guns. I could hit a lot of Bullseyes (greens) with this wedge

Mark

10 years ago

The Blue Edelweiss

Sam

10 years ago

Spring’s First Round….I liken the flowing leaves to the bloom of new growth as you get out on the course for some of the earliest golf of the season.

Ed

10 years ago

Flying E

Evan Manning

10 years ago

I would suggest:
“Integrity”.
Because:
Edel states “Edel’s craftsmanship is truly 1/1; You can’t mass produce integrity”
Would donate to the Kansas City Metro Junior Golf Club.

Julie

10 years ago

The BellaDonna… Beautiful, deceiving, and deadly

yes!

10 years ago

Adams/Yes! wouldn’t be stoked on you snaggin two names of their putters and putting them together…

Sen

10 years ago

Oathkeeper

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