Dial in your scoring clubs with Titleist Vokey wedges, trusted by the world’s best players and engineered to perform from every lie. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your control from 100 yards and in or build a wedge setup that matches your swing and course conditions, Vokey offers a complete lineup designed for precision, spin, and versatility.
Vokey SM10 Wedges deliver the most advanced Vokey performance to date. Featuring tour-proven sole grinds, a refined forward center of gravity progression, and patented Spin Milled® grooves, SM10 wedges produce lower, more controlled flight with exceptional spin and stability. Each groove is cut to the edge and heat-treated for added durability, helping you maintain consistent performance over time. With multiple grind options available, SM10 allows you to match your wedges precisely to your swing and shot preferences.
Vokey SM9 Wedges, a 2023 Golf Digest Hot List Gold Winner, are built for golfers who value shot versatility and confidence around the greens. Progressive center of gravity design improves distance and trajectory control, while refined F, S, M, K, L, and D grinds offer options for every swing type and turf condition. With lofts ranging from 46° to 62°, SM9 wedges provide the flexibility to create consistent gapping and reliable performance throughout your short game.
Vokey SM11 Wedges are designed for golfers who demand precision and predictability on every shot. A consistent CG location across all grinds delivers controlled launch angles, while the Vokey Spin System combining angled face texture, shot-specific groove shapes, and deeper Spin Milled® grooves, optimizes spin from any lie. Heat-treated grooves enhance durability, and multiple finish options allow you to choose a look that fits your eye while maintaining tour-level performance.
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Golf wedges are used for short-distance shots that require accuracy, control, and spin. They’re designed for approach shots into the green, pitch shots, chip shots, bunker shots, and touch shots around the putting surface.
Because wedges generate higher launch and more spin than irons, they help golfers control trajectory and stop the ball faster on the green. The right wedge setup can improve consistency and confidence from 100 yards and in.
Wedge loft is the angle of the clubface, measured in degrees, that determines how high and how far the ball travels. Higher lofted wedges produce a higher ball flight and are best for shorter shots that need to land softly.
Most golfers carry multiple wedges with different lofts to create proper distance gapping. Common wedge lofts include:
Wedge bounce is the angle between the leading edge of the club and the lowest point of the sole. Bounce helps the wedge glide through turf or sand instead of digging into the ground.
Low bounce wedges are best for firm turf, tight lies, and players with a shallow swing. High bounce wedges offer more forgiveness in soft turf or bunkers and suit players with steeper angles of attack.
A wedge grind describes how the sole of the wedge is shaped and how it interacts with turf, sand, and your swing. Grind affects turf interaction, versatility, and how easily you can open or close the clubface.
Using wedges with different grind options allows golfers to handle a wider variety of lies and shot types.
F Grind: An all-purpose grind designed for full swings and square-faced shots. The most played sand wedge on Tour.
M Grind: Built for players who like to open and close the clubface. Ideal for shallow, sweeping swing types.
S Grind: Features a narrowed sole with trailing edge relief for faster turf interaction in neutral to firm conditions.
D Grind: Combines high bounce forgiveness with heel, toe, and trailing edge relief. Best for steeper swings.
K Grind: The highest bounce wedge in the lineup and the ultimate bunker wedge, offering maximum forgiveness.
L Grind: The lowest bounce option, designed for firm conditions and precise shot makers.
T Grind: A low bounce, narrow sole grind built for advanced shot-making versatility.
The right wedge depends on your swing type, typical shot distances, course conditions, and how much versatility you need around the greens. Loft determines distance gapping, bounce influences turf interaction, and grind affects shot-making ability.
For golfers who want a more precise fit, Golf Galaxy offers in-store wedge fittings with our golf experts. During a fitting, trained associates evaluate your swing and current wedge setup to help determine the ideal loft, bounce, and grind for your game. A professional wedge fitting can help you build a more consistent short game and ensure your wedges work together effectively.
