Great blog...it's a REAL insider view of the PGA Tour and it's stars. THANKS!  What kind of finish is on those Vokeys?

What is different about the V grind and T grind prototypes?

Are the M, V, and P grinds being released to golf shops in a few months? I know I'd be very excited to see some special grind Vokey wedges.

Voke works with many players to develop custom grinds that work best for those specific players in specific conditions.  These grinds serve as a developmental testing process that often helps shape our in-line offerings but are rarely brought to market in their prototype form.

What type of finish is on those wedges, and will you guys come out with that type of finish on production model wedges?

That's an oil can finish, which is already available on inline <a href="www.titleist.com/.../" rel="nofollow">Vokey Design wedges</a>.

Both prototypes feature heel, toe, and trailing edge relief that is different from our inline <a href="www.titleist.com/.../" rel="nofollow">Vokey Design wedges</a>.

I really enjoyed the limited edition Vokey Design M grind wedge that was released a few years ago.  It's practically grooveless right now.  I am really hoping that you guys will release the TVD wedges sometime this year.  Thanks!

I have a 200 Series with the black nickel finish, which I love. Will there be more black nickel releases soon?  Thanks.

We currently offer our <a href="www.titleist.com/.../" rel="nofollow">Vokey Design wedges</a> in Tour Chrome and Oil Can finishes.  Please check <a href="http://www.titleist.com/" rel="nofollow">Titleist.com</a> often for our most up-to-date product offerings and specifications.

I was playing in a junior tournament and a player in my group had a 60° Vokey Design wedge with the P grind.  Just wondering how he may have gotten this club?

We released limited-edition M, V, and P grind Vokey Design wedges a number of years ago. Details on these limited-release wedges can be found on <a href="www.titleist.com/.../details.asp rel="nofollow">Titleist.com</a>.