Titleist New Vokey Spin Milled Wedges

Pros: Good Looks, Lots of Spin
Cons: None

The original Titleist Vokey wedges were and still are one of the most popular wedges of all time. They were played by tour pros to any handicap amateur. The wedges kept their original shape and characteristics until the designer of the wedge, Bob Vokey, ...

Pros: Nice feel and great control
Cons: None to speak of

The Titleist Vokey wedges have long been one of the most popular models both on tour and for the everyday player. The new Spin Milled wedges have made an impressive leap in technology without sacrificing the world renowned feel and performance of the ...

Pros: Amazing spin, control, and feel
Cons: Wear out very quickly, need to be replaced regularly

Holding fast greens from 40 yards is one of the hardest shots in golf. Players who understand this will often lay up a little shorter so they can have a fuller shot and generate more spin to hold the green. This creates a dilemma because the further you ...

Pros: Great performing club. Looks and feels good. Customize for a player's size and swing type.
Cons: None.

I have a 15 handicap and have started to practice on my short game. I purchased a Spin Milled 60 degree wedge with 4 degrees of bounce to see if there would be a difference from the wedges that came with my set of Ping G2s. During my first round I ...

Pros: See above.
Cons: Cord grips are hard on hands. Needed to regrip.

Simply the best wedges. I have a 52 and 56 degree wedge. I can adjust my swing to bump and run or flop over a hazard onto the green. Easy to line up to the target.

Pros: Artistry, versatility, feel, playability, accuracy: this Titleist Vokey SM has it all.
Cons: None. My soft and distance balls both smile as they spin off the grooves!

Struck by the beauty of the craftsmanship, I was further smitten by the deadly accuracy of my Vokey SM gap wedge.I had been experiencing problems adjusting to a Cleveland CG12 Black Pearl with its slightly longer shaft which really rocketed the ball into a high and long trajectory similar to my pitching wedge! So the 52-degree Vokey truly ended up filling that crucial gap between clubs for approach shots tothe green. It has also become my go-to club for chip-in birdies!