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Callaway Jaws Raw Wedges vs Opus SP Wedges

Maximum Bite or Consistent Spin?

Callaway Jaws Raw Wedges

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Jaws Raw Wedges

2022 model

Release date
Jul 22, 2022
MSRP at launch
$179.99
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Callaway Opus SP Wedges

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Opus SP Wedges

2025 model

Release date
Sep 12, 2025
MSRP at launch
$199.99
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Which to choose

Both wedges spin hard, but they handle it differently. The 2022 Jaws Raw has an unplated face that is meant to rust and very aggressive grooves. It checks hard on full shots and chips, but testers say the spin can be hard to control, especially to back pins. The 2025 Opus SP pairs a forged face with a cast body. Testers found its spin consistent even on off-centre strikes, with a lower, penetrating flight and dependable distance control.

On forgiveness, most testers call the Jaws Raw a demanding wedge. Opinions on the Opus SP are split, and several testers said it depends on the grind. In 48° form both have 10° of bounce and a 64° lie. On either one, choose the grind carefully for sand.

Choose the Jaws Raw Wedges if…

you want maximum bite from a raw, rusting face with aggressive grooves, and you have the technique to control strong check on chips and one-hop-stop shots.

Choose the Opus SP Wedges if…

you want spin that stays consistent on off-centre strikes, a lower and more penetrating flight, and dependable distance control on full and partial swings, and you're happy to get fitted for the grind.

Common questions

Which is more forgiving?
Most testers call the Jaws Raw a demanding wedge that isn't built for game improvement, though one found its strikes very consistent. Testers split on the Opus SP: some found it steady on mishits, others called it demanding, and several said it depends mostly on the grind.
Which spins more consistently?
Both spin a lot. Testers describe the Opus SP's spin as consistent even on off-centre strikes, while the Jaws Raw's very high spin can be hard to manage, especially to back pins.
Which is better out of bunkers?
It mostly comes down to the grind. Avoid the Jaws Raw S grind and the Opus SP T grind in sand. Look at the wide W grind on either model, or the X grind on the Opus SP.

Written by golfclubase with AI from our summaries of published reviews and test videos and the makers' published specs (Oct 25, 2026).

Key differences

No differences in the published numbers.

Specs side by side

Jaws Raw Wedges: 48; Opus SP Wedges: 48 (US models).

Jaws Raw WedgesOpus SP Wedges
Loft48°48°
Lie angle64°64°
ConstructionCastCast
Face material—Steel
Bounce10°10°
Club length—35.75″
Swing weight—D3

Values are as published by the makers. Sources are listed on each model's page.

The Numbers, Visualized

Where They Sit Among Wedges

Compared with the reference club of every model in Wedges on golfclubase (US specs; 48 / 48). The line is the full range, the band the middle half, the tick the median.

Lie angleJaws Raw Wedges 64°/Opus SP Wedges 64°
63.5°70°

Both rank #3 highest of 25.

Club lengthOpus SP Wedges 35.75″
35″35.75″

Opus SP Wedges ranks #1 longest of 25.

Swing weightOpus SP Wedges D3
D2E6

Opus SP Wedges ranks #6 lightest of 22.

What reviewers say

Jaws Raw Wedges

What reviewers like

  • Very high spin with strong check on full shots and chips
  • Clean, attractive shape at address with a raw finish option
  • Crisp, positive feel off the unplated face
  • Versatile Z grind for opening and closing the face

Watch out for

  • Not a game-improvement wedge; grooves don't cover the full face
  • Spin can be hard to control, especially to back pins
  • S grind is not ideal from bunkers
  • Pricey for some golfers
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Opus SP Wedges

What reviewers like

  • High, consistent spin, even on strikes away from the centre
  • Lower, penetrating flight that is easy to control
  • Solid, crisp strike with clear feedback on full and partial swings
  • Dependable distance control across full and partial shots
  • Clean, compact player's shape with a thin topline

Watch out for

  • Sharp leading edge can be awkward from tight lies around the green
  • Low-bounce T grind digs and is tricky from sand
  • Limited front bounce means tighter grinds need speed and precision
  • Premium price
Full overview of the Opus SP Wedges →

Lofts and clubs offered

Jaws Raw Wedges
48 / 50 / 52 / 54 / 56 / 58 / 60
Opus SP Wedges
48 / 50 / 52 / 54 / 56 / 58 / 60

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