Mr. Vokey, your wedges are the most trusted in the game of golf. Where did you get your inspriration to better wedges that are used by thousands of recreational golfers and countless pros each year?

P.S. Do you think I should buy a 56 and 60 degree wedge, or just a 58 degree.

Mr. Vokey,

I play a number of courses where the sand is hard in some traps and soft in others.

Ive been taught to play most of my sand shots off the skid of the club. Im considered

to be a fairly good bunker player. Ive tried various bounce angles and feel comfortable

with 12 degrees. I was woundering if there is a rule of thumb you go by to cover the different sand conditions?    Thank You.

Mr. Vokey,

I play a number of courses where the sand is hard in some traps and soft in others.

Ive been taught to play most of my sand shots off the skid of the club. Im considered

to be a fairly good bunker player. Ive tried various bounce angles and feel comfortable

with 12 degrees. I was woundering if there is a rule of thumb you go by to cover the different sand conditions?    Thank You.

The Vokey wedge is the best wedge I've ever hit.

Bob,

I have used your wedges for years and will not use another brand as they work great for me.  Question, how did you get started making wedges and what research do you do when refining a wedge?

Do you believe the biggest handicap of amateurs is the lack of knowledge of wedges? I was never exposed to the "functions" of wedges except I needed them up close to the green and in the sand. Your wedges are a art form with each one so well designed for it's particular function. So, what or how to you believe this lack of knowledge be addressed? Do you let the teaching pros handle it or thru education of another manner? Thanks-Michael

Hi Bob, I recently purchased a set of AP1 irons, plus your 50/8 and 54/14 wedges. Enjoying the set and definitely helping me to improve.  Would like to add a 60 degree wedge. What bounce would you recommend? Low 20 handicapper and working hard on my game.  Playing in northern, CA. Thank you.

Hi Mr. Vokey,

Here's my question.  

Can the degree of bounce on a wedge reduce or increase the overall distance that a player can hit a wedge?? If yes, how does this work??

I look forward to hearing from you!

Cheers!!

Karl

Hey I know you play golf so what are your wedge specifications?

As a high handicapper looking to improve my game, I am familiar with bounce and degrees in my wedges.  But if I am interested in a good wedge what attribute or spec should I consider that most of us "future most improved" (or even expert) golfers overlook or don't consider with as much weight as we should?   What is the biggest mistake we make when picking a wedge?

Hey Bob,

I met you today at TPI and i have one question that i didnt get a chance to ask you.  I totally with what you had to say about bounce, bounce and more bounce.  So my question is, if i want to put a 56 back into my bag that i can also open up to act like a lob wedge without compromising too much bounce and that i wont blade when doing it on a tight lie, what would you recommend?  Any info would be greatly appreciated.  By the way, thank you again for coming out today and honoring us with your presence.  

I am not a "technical" person when it comes to chosing a wedge.  I go by feel.  Granted a Vokey wedge "feels" better than most, but after reading various articles, I guess I should be considering bounce.  What is bounce and should bounce be a concern throughout my wedges.  I currently use 3 wedges a pw, 52, and 56.  

Mr. Vokey,

Do you find that the tour players do not use higher lofted wedges (58, 59 60+) from fairway type lies. I heard one Titleist Player indicate this and related it to the way these clubs contact the turf vs. their primary use from sand.

Dear Mr. Vokey,

Just a short note to say Thank you your time during the Straight Down Fall Classic this month in Central California. It is always a pleasure to speak with you about your wedges. Blake Nicolai who was my playing partner had a great time visiting with you and is one of your biggest fans. Thanks again and Happy Thanksgiving! Alex

Dear Sir. I play two main courses. One the soil is wet or like it's name Pudding Ridge (pudding). The other is totally different and is as hard as asphalt. In playing the 58 degree Vokey at the same distance on each course, what adjustments in placing the wedge in the stance should do. I hope I am clear. thank you.

Preston

Mr. Vokey, my name is landon and I am 13 years old and as a young golfer I am curious about how you do your work and designs on your vokey wedges.