Cleveland Golf and SWAG Golf collaborated on the Treasury Collection RTZ Wedges, a limited-edition lineup that pairs bold, currency-themed artwork with performance engineering. The collection includes six distinct skins featuring members of SWAG's Mount Rushmore crew and currency-denomination motifs. The set covers lofts from 50° to 60° to address gap shots through high-spin approaches across the short game. Cleveland's proprietary Z-Alloy steel is designed to be softer, more forgiving, and more consistent than standard wedge materials, delivering improved feel on impact and greater reliability in varied playing conditions.
Golf might be a game of tradition, but that doesn't mean every club in your bag has to play it straight. Cleveland Golf and SWAG Golf have joined forces for the Treasury Collection RTZ Wedges, a limited-edition release that trades country-club conservatism for bold design, high-performance materials, and a cheeky nod to U.S. currency. If you've ever wanted your short game to stand out as much as your swing, this is the flex you've been waiting for.
At the heart of the release is Cleveland's proprietary Z-Alloy, a groundbreaking steel formula that sets these wedges apart from anything else in the market. The material was engineered to be softer, more forgiving, and more consistent than standard wedge constructions, offering improved feel on impact and greater reliability in varied playing conditions. That focus on consistency isn't just marketing hype; it's the kind of refinement that matters when you're trying to stick an approach shot inside 10 feet.
The collaboration is built on the idea that golf clubs can be as much about self-expression as apparel. Instead of another understated wedge destined to blend into the background, these Cleveland x SWAG RTZ Wedges arrive with a look that demands attention. Each of the six skins in the collection features a different member of SWAG's so-called Mount Rushmore crew - complete with their signature shades - paired with a currency denomination to reinforce the "Treasury" theme.
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