Description A thinner sole sand wedge with 56° of loft and 10° of bounce, designed for players with a shallower angle of attack. A slight heel to toe radius sole with relief along the trailing edge allows the bla...
Summary: The best wedge I've tried. I chose the 10 degree bounce b/c the courses I frequent are not well maintained and have tight lies and hardpan. This wedge feels like an extension of my hands. The face just grabs the ball. I love the unique sound at impact. Solid yet soft. A few rounds may be required to break into the club. The headsize is small and you need to be a good ball striker to fully take advantage of the club. Once you adapt to it, it'll be a great asset on the course. Performs similar to a German-made Wusthof knife.
Customer Service: Responsive to emails.
Similar Products Used: Ordering a Vokey oil can lobber, 588, CG14, Cally X forged.
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Summary: I bought this wedge a couple of months ago and my game has improved a lot.
Its easy to handle in the fairway, the rough and near de green. It has an amazing backspin!
In one word: awesome
Similar Products Used: Adams golf Tom Watson
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Review Date July 24, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: morgs(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Titleist vokey spin milled 56.10
Summary: I waited and waited and hung on to my beloved cobra trusty rustys because they'd done me so well for so long.
What a fool!
I've demo'd a lot of wedges in the last few weeks, and to be fair, I could easily have bought the callaway x forged because they are really lovely.
I went with the vokey's because I got a great deal from my pro, and because they inspired confidence right from the first shot!
Having played three rounds with them this week, all I can say is..... BUY ONE OF THESE!!!!!!
Lordy Lordy! I don't get, (certainly don't want) crazy backspin, but what I get is BITE. One bounce and stop dead shots from anywhere inside 100 yards.
Love it!
Went back to buy a 52 gap wedge!
Customer Service: Not needed
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Review Date July 7, 2008
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review 2.50 of 5,
2 votes
Reviewed by: shortknockwedgeplayer(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Titleist Vokey Design Spin SM56.10
Summary: Because I am only 14 years old, I have to rely on a sharp short game to keep my scores low. This wedge, however, has decreased my feel significantly. Yes this wedge leaves "whiskers" on your ball due to its sharp grooves. But I have switched to the regular vokey oil can for more feel, despite less spin.
I believe that the spin milled wedges are overkill, because the regular oil cans have plenty of check. As long as you have relatively deep grooves, you can apply as much spin as you want on greenside chips and pitches by "pinching" the ball.
Customer Service: N/A
Similar Products Used: Cleveland 588 (no feel), callaway x-14 pro sand wedge (amazing wedge, very forgiving), Ben hogan Apex Edge (good around greens, not out of fairway), Taylormade Rac wedge (not very versatile, grooves are overkill), all Mizuno wedges I've hit are not versatile enough.
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Summary: It's really difficult to get me to change existing equipment if its already doing the trick but I had decided that I wanted either the new Cleveland Zip groove or Titleist Vokey spin-mill wedges. The buddy I play with most often swears by his Vokeys and definitely delivers with them. My other friend bought the Cleveland zips & I tried them as well. Both wedges are good performers and both are beautiful inspiring clubs but I ended up getting the Titleist purely because I have Titleist irons. After hitting the Vokey's for a while, I really regret my decision.
Primarily, the reason is because the Vokeys are so harsh compared to the suppleness of the Clevelands. Additionally, the Vokeys don't check any better than any other wedge I've hit but you can't help but to check the ball with the Cleveland zip-groove wedges. Live & learn!
Customer Service: not used
Similar Products Used: Cleveland Zip, Mizuno RT, Snake Eyes forged, Wilson Sandy Andy, Ping I2
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