Bettinardi HLX 6.0 wedges get Molten Copper finish

Gear: Bettinardi Molten Copper HLX 6.0 Forged wedges

Price: $250 each with KBS Hi-REV 2.0 shaft and Golf Pride Tour Velvet grip

Specs: Soft carbon steel with copper PVD finish and copper-plated scoring surface. Even lofts from 50 to 60 degrees.

Available: April 17

Who it’s for: Golfers who prioritize feel, consistency and shot making versatility around the greens.

What you should know: Bettinardi is taking an established forged wedge platform, HLX 6.0 Forged. and giving it a limited-run finish that evolves with use, adding a layer of visual.

The Deep Dive: Drivers chase speed, irons chase consistency, but wedges live in that space where feel, touch, and confidence matter just as much as numbers. That’s the lane Bettinardi has been working in with its HLX lineup, and with the HLX 6.0 Forged wedges in a limited-edition Molten Copper PVD finish, the company is leaning into both performance and personality.

Bettinardi Molten Copper HLX 6.0 Forged wedges.

The HLX 6.0 platform itself is not new, but this finish is. It gives the wedges a rich, copper-toned look out of the box, paired with a copper-plated scoring surface that’s designed to change over time. As the wedge gets used and exposed to moisture, it will develop a natural patina, gradually darkening and creating a more worn-in appearance. It’s the kind of detail that doesn’t show up on a launch monitor, but for many golfers, it adds something tangible to the experience.

From a construction standpoint, the HLX 6.0 wedges are forged from soft carbon steel, which is where much of their feel comes from. Softer metals tend to provide more feedback at impact, especially on partial shots, which is where wedges spend most of their time. The idea here is control first, not just on full swings, but on those 30-, 50-, and 80-yard shots where precision becomes the separator.

The shaping and detailing follow Bettinardi’s typical approach: Clean lines, compact profiles, and a focus on versatility. These are wedges designed to handle a range of shots around the green, whether that’s a straightforward pitch, a low checker, or something a little more creative out of a tight lie. Two sole grind configurations are available, with the C Grind having moderate heel and toe relief, while the RJ Grind has even more material removed in those spots to allow players to try a wider variety of shots.

The copper finish creates a vintage look, but the Molten Copper HLX 6.0 Forged wedges deliver modern levels of feel and precision.

This release keeps the performance foundation intact while adding a new visual dimension. It’s easy for a finish to drift into the category of “purely cosmetic,” but in this case, the patina effect gives each wedge a slightly different look over time. For golfers who like their equipment to tell a bit of a story or to match their personality, that’s part of the appeal.

The HLX 6.0 Molten Copper wedges will be available beginning April 17 through Bettinardi’s website and select retailers worldwide in a limited run.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Bettinardi HLX 6.0 Molten Copper wedges release