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Length of wedges

JPheffer — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 17:09:30 GMT

So my Titleist T250 set is 1/2" long and 2 degrees flat. 43 degree pitching wedge is 36.25". My wedges are 48, 53, 58. Do you all just extend those 1/2" as well or do you play them all at the same length as your pitching wedge. I have read all sorts of variations. Also I assume your wedges should be 2 degrees flat as well?

RE: Length of wedges

Chuck Zirkle — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 16:01:16 GMT

This is something I take up with my fitter when I get new clubs. Have trusted him for over 20 years. Everyone is different. Just saying.

RE: Whats your favorite grind on your 60?

J22abe — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 01:21:19 GMT

T Grind. Love it. I can open that thing up so flat, I can easily flop off fairway lies. I strictly use it as an oh shi...!! club.

Anything from 60 and out, I'll use my 54.10S, and 50-30yds is my 60. 60-50 is 54 or 60 depending on what I'm feeling at the time. I used to use 60 at 40 and 54 at 50yds but I started hitting my wedges longer a year ago, and a 50yd with my 54 is harder to control now, since I'm only taking the club back to like 8 o'clock.

Mostly chip with the 54 straight up, and only chip with the 60 if I need it to land softer and open up more than 54. Other than that it's the club if I have to get it up and over something and land and stop on a time. The T Grind allows me to do that from any lie on the golf course.

Whats your favorite grind on your 60?

Eric H — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 10:56:30 GMT

Id love to hear what people are using in their 60 degree wedges, whats your favorite vokey grind and why?

Great wedge fitting

dan p — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 13:45:33 GMT

Amazing job by John in identifying the best lofts, grinds and shaft. Big improvement from the existing setup. Can’t wait to get these back and in play.

RE: Great wedge fitting

Jason R — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 12:15:41 GMT

Wedge fitting is an overlooked session I find. Folks are all about driver and iron fittings (and rightly so), but skip proper (professional) wedge and putter fittings. Enjoy the new wedges!

RE: Length of wedges

Jason R — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 12:11:40 GMT

I have the same + 1/2" through my irons. I do lengthen my wedges by 1/2". In my case I have the irons at 2 degrees up and both gap and sand at 2 degrees up. Lob wedge is at 1 degree up. Just depends on your stance / swing. Best way to determine specs is with data from a fitting session if you can manage it.

RE: Length of wedges

GMcClanahan — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 05:57:19 GMT

My irons are 1/2" over standard length and I get my Vokeys made that way also (whatever the standard Vokey length for each Vokey, add 1/2" just like for your irons). If you need the additional 1/2" in your irons, you will need it in your Vokeys, at least for the clubs used for full swings. The lie angle gets a little more complicated. My irons are 1 degree upright. My Vokeys are 52, 56 and 60. The 52 is almost entirely used as a full swing club so I get the lie angle to match my irons at 1 degree up. The 56 is a full swing club also but its my primary club around the green. And I typically only use the 60 out of bunkers (low bounce K) and around the green, almost never from the fairway. So for the 56 and 60, I go standard lie, which is 1 degree flatter than my irons. Some pros make their wedges 2 degrees flatter than their irons. When you swing a club, the shaft bows downward and curves away from you on the downswing due to the weight of the club combined with the speed of the clubhead (physics gurus please forgive my crude explanation)- referred to as the toe down effect). So at address, the toe will be slightly off the ground to make up for the toe down effect. Around the greens, you are not getting enough speed to cause the toe to drop, so the toe will be up at impact on short shots around the green. So for your wedges, think about how you use them the majority of the time and have the lie angles set accordingly. What I have described above is pretty common amount both pros and recreational players.

RE: standard gapping PW , GW, with vokey 54' and 58'

Lou G — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 23:39:48 GMT

[quote user="Lou G"]My Vokey lineup is Wedgeworks 44F (42*), SM10 50-12F (48*) and 54-10S (52*), SM11 58-12D (56*), 60-04T. "Tradtional" 48-52-56-60. The 44F is being used in place of a 9 iron.

My reserves are 52-12F (50*), 56-08M and PM Grind 64/10. The 52-12F is for a 3 wedge setup with D and T. 56-08M is for 48-56-64.

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I've finalized it at 48-55-59-64. 50-12F (48*), 56-08M (55*), 60-12D (59*) and Wedgeworks 64T. www.titleist.com/.../cd8wer5fwkjqe4quwwhp www.titleist.com/.../t4vbzayiujlms1cbpolf www.titleist.com/.../j2thkrkhii9o4iaa9tmh

standard gapping PW , GW, with vokey 54' and 58'

AGibson — Sun, 28 Dec 2025 16:01:23 GMT

recently purchased 54' and 58' vokey wedges, to compliment the standard T-300 irons. I get these clubs well, but wondering if the gap between the 48 and the 54 is little too much. Any, all opinions are appreciated.

RE: Length of wedges

Lou G — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 23:35:19 GMT

I play my 44F at 35.75". All others are 35" 64* lie angle.

Disappointed in grip change.

J22abe — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 03:19:58 GMT

Titleist, What is this garbage?... It's cheapier than stuff bought off Amazon... Tour Velvet 360 cost $7 retail... You increased the wedges to $200... And now I have to buy $7 grip on top of that?...

This is not TV, any grip for any manufacturer all say Golf Pride on the bottom. I've used nothing but Tour Velvet and Tour Velvet 360 standard for the entire 6 years I've been golfing. This feels nothing like it. The feel is totally cheapy, the rubber is thin and very soft and elastic. The Titlist stamping looks like a Temu knock off... I think a Temu knock off would be better. I've bought an 8pk of cheap amazon grips for $13 for a friend starting to golf, and those grips were 10x better quality than this dissappointment on my brand new Vokey.

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New SM11s

NorthTXTitleistGuy — Tue, 27 Jan 2026 03:54:15 GMT

Has anyone hit the new 11s beside tbwor 10s? What did you see in difference? Distance? Flight?

RE: New SM11s

James Grow — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 16:28:10 GMT

I just did a fitting...wedges feel amazing! I am coming from the SM7's so a little dated but the new ones are great. I was fit to the following:

Vokey SM11
Loft\Bounce\Grind: 58.10 V

Vokey SM11
Loft\Bounce\Grind: 54.12 D

Vokey SM11 Vokey SM11
Loft\Bounce\Grind: 48.10 F

I did the Raw finish as well. Biggest surprise for me was the V grind. I came from an M grind and found it went through the turf quicker and helped me as i dig a bit more. However, it possesses all the ability to open it up and provide versatility around the green/bunkers. I would highly suggest swining these...they are a BIG upgrade

RE: New SM11s

Jason R — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 13:14:31 GMT

[quote user=" l"]Is it worth replacing my T350 48 degree gap wedge with an SM11?

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It really depends. There is an argument that a consistent set of clubs including the set wedges (in your case the 48 Degree) will help your game. The 48 degree is a more versatile club to be sure, but if you use your 48 degree largely for full shots and the odd pitch, then you may well be better off staying within your set.

Only real way to know is to take both clubs out on the range or course and see which is more consistent for your game. If you are able to access a Wedge fitting, they can be fantastic as well to help dial you in on what is best for your swing and your game.

RE: New SM11s

Tim R — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 15:22:11 GMT

I just ordered a wedge works 62.08M. Has anyone tried it?

RE: standard gapping PW , GW, with vokey 54' and 58'

Lou G — Sat, 20 Jun 2026 12:48:44 GMT

My Vokey lineup is Wedgeworks 44F (42*), SM10 50-12F (48*) and 54-10S (52*), SM11 58-12D (56*), 60-04T. "Tradtional" 48-52-56-60. The 44F is being used in place of a 9 iron.

My reserves are 52-12F (50*), 56-08M and PM Grind 64/10. The 52-12F is for a 3 wedge setup with D and T. 56-08M is for 48-56-64.

RE: standard gapping PW , GW, with vokey 54' and 58'

Lou G — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 06:00:58 GMT

58-12D (56*) my best.

RE: New SM11s

Lou G — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 05:58:49 GMT

What we see is what we get. Locked and loaded. 42-48-52-56-60. 58-12D set to 56 is very versatile.

RE: New SM11s

Lou G — Wed, 17 Jun 2026 03:09:14 GMT

The attached image is my backup wedges.

My Vokey line up is Wedgeworks 44F (42*,) SM10 50-12F (48*) and 54-10S (52*), SM11 58-12D (56*) and 60-04T

For a carry bag, SM11 52-12F (50*) replaces the SM10s. SM10 58-14K (56*) replaces D grind for places like Torrey Pines. PM Grind 64/10 for 14 clubs.www.titleist.com/.../ge40ysldr18ybwmh6wvr

RE: New SM11s

Anthony C — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 16:07:17 GMT

Ordered an oil can 56M. Looking forward to playing with it.

V grind 64

BMesser — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 18:44:05 GMT

I’ve been on the hunt to replace the C-C 64-07 for years and think I finally discovered what it might be. All the info so could find from back then led me to believe it was a T grind. After trying all the variations of the T grind and grinding some myself I finally had the chance to get a V grind. The only way to get one is through a fitter as they haven’t been available left handed on Wedgeworks. This is the most trusted wedge I’ve ever had and think I finally found a replacement. If you haven’t played the V grind and are looking for something you can completely open up around the greens and still play a full shot with a steep swing this is the money maker you need! Hopefully this stays in the line up and becomes more accessible to lefties in Canada. What a wedge!

Most Versatile Wedge Loft

Jason Y — Tue, 24 Jun 2025 17:51:30 GMT

Understanding this is a very subjective question, curious on folks' opinion as to the most versatile wedge loft/grind for shots say 60-70 yards and in as well as shots around the green?

I am looking to add a wedge to the bag; you read many different opinions out there on 54 vs 56 with some saying they use a 60 for everything. Setting gaping aside for this scenario, curious on the TT group's thoughts of the best loft/grind configuration for a "swiss army knife" type wedge.

Thank you in advance, look forward to the dialogue!

RE: Most Versatile Wedge Loft

Lou G — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 04:57:41 GMT

44F (42*) conventional 9 iron loft.

48-55-60-64.www.titleist.com/.../j3o1eqywgdn1bku2d9m1

RE: Most Versatile Wedge Loft

luke h — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 01:07:56 GMT

Couldn’t agree more I love my 54 it’s like a magnet is just pulling my ball to the hole