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Callaway FULL TOE SP Wedge: JPY 31,900, On Sale Nov 13 | Four Lofts from 54 to 60 Degrees, Compared with the OPUS SP by Specs and Price GapA loft-by-bounce chart, price gaps against the OPUS SP and X FORGED, and how to buy the limited model (official pre-release info)

Updated: Nov 8, 2026Contains affiliate links

"A wedge with grooves all the way to the toe: how much is it, and where can I buy it?" For anyone who wants the price and shape before launch. Short answer: it goes on sale Nov 13 at JPY 31,900 per club (tax included). It comes in 54°, 56°, 58° and 60°, all with the J grind (Callaway official).

Bottom line

What is new? Four lofts and bounce angles on one chart

Source: the product page for the Callaway Japan FULL TOE SP wedge (checked Nov 7, 2026). Length is 35.375 or 35.125 inches and weight is about 455 g or 458 g (standard N.S.PRO 950GH neo, S flex), with a D3 swing weight. There is no left-handed model.

The head has a forged soft-iron face and a cast body, in a chrome finish. The grooves are 17V grooves, and the area without grooves carries a mesh-like deep-facer laser texture. Callaway says the setup is the same as the OPUS SP wedge.

Bounce is 10° on the 54° and 56°, and 8° on the 58° and 60°. For high lob shots, the 60° with 8° of bounce becomes an option.

Why grooves out to the toe? Reading the official explanation

The product page says that on greenside approaches the ball often meets the face nearer the toe than the center, and that opening the face moves the contact point toward the toe. So the top of the toe is made larger, so that spin still comes even when contact is off-center.

The Spin Pocket inside the head is a space between the face and the sole. Callaway says the weight saved there is moved to the upper part of the face, raising the center of gravity so spin comes more easily. That is the maker's explanation; the effect is something to check after release.

The J grind is trimmed at a constant narrow width from the toe to just before the heel. Near the heel the width grows and wraps around toward the leading edge. Callaway says it makes the face easy to open while the bounce still works in bunkers and similar shots.

How is it different from the OPUS SP and X FORGED? Price and build side by side

Source: the product pages of each Callaway Japan wedge (checked Nov 7, 2026). The OPUS SP+ and X FORGED are limited models, sold through the official online store and similar outlets. "Combinations" counts loft-and-grind pairs; I counted them myself. Price gaps are my own sums (for example, 31,900 − 30,800 = 1,100). The CB 12 grind is blank because the product page does not list one.

By price, the FULL TOE SP sits JPY 1,100 above the OPUS SP and JPY 2,200 below the X FORGED. Against the OPUS SP+ the gap is JPY 5,500.

The number of choices differs too. The OPUS SP has 22 loft-and-grind combinations; the FULL TOE SP has 4. You waste less time deciding, but you cannot go below 54°. Callaway says the line starts at 54° because the club suits golfers who hit a lot of high approach shots.

Compared with the OPUS SP, Callaway says the head itself is larger, and the shape gives more confidence even when you set it square.

Where can I buy it? How to get a limited model

• It is sold only at CALLAWAY SELECTED PARTNER STORE shops, the Callaway online store and Callaway's own stores (Aoyama, Shinsaibashi, Victoria Golf Shinjuku 9F, and the official Rakuten shop).
• The product page is taking pre-orders, with delivery planned for Nov 13, 2026. A note says delivery can slip because of production.
• Because it is a limited model, the 15% newsletter sign-up coupon does not apply.
• Shipping is free from JPY 11,000, and returns are accepted within 8 days of arrival (conditions apply). At JPY 31,900 for 1 club, shipping is free.

To get 2 clubs: 31,900 × 2 = JPY 63,800; to get all 4 clubs: JPY 127,600. Start with 1 club, picking a loft that does not overlap with your current wedges.

How I choose (three criteria)

• Do you open the face often? Callaway says the toe shape helps most for players who open the face on lobs and bunker shots.
• Which bounce? 10° on the 54° and 56°, 8° on the 58° and 60°. Pick the side that does not overlap with the bounce of your current wedges.
• Can you accept the price gap? The gap with the OPUS SP is JPY 1,100. It is small, so shape preference can decide.

Bottom line: a candidate for a bunker-and-lob club if you often open the face. Decide on one loft first and check availability while pre-orders remain.

This article is based on official pre-release information. After release I will hit it and add the numbers and my impressions as a follow-up.

Update history

• Nov 8, 2026: Published (based on the numbers on Callaway Japan's product page and news)

About the writer and sources

Written by a gear nerd who studies golf equipment, averages a 72, and plays about 150 rounds a year.

I re-read the Callaway Japan FULL TOE SP product page and the news item dated Oct 23, 2026 on Nov 7, 2026. I also read the numbers on each official page of the four wedges I compared, on the same day. I worked out the price gaps and totals myself.

This club is not out yet, so I have not written about how it plays. I will add that after release. The update date is 11/8.

About the writer and sources

Written by a gear nerd who studies golf equipment, averages a 72, and plays about 150 rounds a year.

Last updated 11/8/2026. The source of each number is written right under the table.

FAQ

When does the FULL TOE SP wedge come out, and how much is it?

It goes on sale Nov 13, 2026, at JPY 31,900 (tax included) for 1 club, as shown on Callaway Japan's official product page.

What are the lofts and bounce angles?

Four models: 54° (bounce 10°), 56° (10°), 58° (8°) and 60° (8°). All have the J grind.

Where can I buy it?

It is a limited model sold only at CALLAWAY SELECTED PARTNER STORE shops, the Callaway online store and Callaway's own stores (including the official Rakuten shop).

How big is the price gap with the OPUS SP wedge?

The FULL TOE SP is JPY 31,900 and the OPUS SP Chrome is JPY 30,800, a gap of JPY 1,100 (31,900 − 30,800).

Can I use the newsletter sign-up coupon?

The product page says limited models are excluded from the new-subscriber newsletter coupon.

Is there a left-handed model?

The product page says there is no left-handed model.

Related reading

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The pillar article for choosing wedges. I will review whether the FULL TOE SP belongs on it after release.

New wedges 2026
An article lining up the wedges that came out this year.

Slide Sole Master 56°
An article on how to think about bounce, with a calculation for hand position.

How many wedges should you carry?
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A list of release dates.

Sources for this article

• Callaway Japan official: FULL TOE SP wedge (product page)
• Callaway Japan official news: How the FULL TOE SP wedge widens the short game (Oct 23, 2026)
• Callaway Japan official: OPUS SP wedge Chrome
• Callaway Japan official: OPUS SP+ wedge
• Callaway Japan official: X FORGED wedge
• Callaway Japan official: CB 12 wedge

Last updated: Nov 8, 2026

Specs are figures published by the makers on their Japanese product pages and by media outlets (checked Nov 8, 2026). They are not numbers measured by this site.