I have a couple Spin Milled (60-07 and 64-07) that I had the lie angles adjusted to 65 deg.   The 64 has a composite sole (similar to that of a CG15 DSG) and it is great for bunker shots with a tight pin and somewhat soft sand.  The 60 is my goto club within 30 yards of the hole (a month ago I holed out a 20 yard over the bunker shot for birdie on a long par 4) , particularly on tight lies.

I wish I would have kept my 258-12 that I had 4 years ago.  Had I known about lie angle adjustments then, I would have kept it (I was having shank problems with my short irons and part of it was attributed to too flat of a lie).  It was great around the greens but its only shortfall was soft sand.

Nice!  That's a sick wedge.  I have SM 52,56, and 60 in oil cans.  The finish is coming off (it's intended to) and the real character is starting to come out.  Not only do I love the way they look, I really trust them too. My go to is the 56, but I use all of them almost every round.   Obviously they're great when chipping, but where they really shin IMO is on full shots.  It's crazy taking a big hack from 80 yards away and knowing my 60 will do exactly what I want it to.  I'm just really confident with them.  You can't go wrong with a Vokey.

Does anybody know how or if you can tell what year of wedge model you are purchasing?  Does anything on the sticker/label tell you anything?

Thank you,

Paul

Hey Josh,

Your set up sound sweet!  I agree, I love hitting full shots with them.  Another fun one is to grip down on the club a couple of inches, play it back in your stance and hit a low spinner in there.  I think you hit on what's key about these wedges, the confidence they give you.  I know I can fly shots right at the flag and they'll check up, when my game is on that is!

 

Have a great season 

Hi Paul,

Nothing on the club tells you the year, etc, except for the serial number possibly indicating these things to the team at Vokey.  As far as I know, if you order a custom wedge from Vokey, you are getting a current 2011 model wedge.  It doesn't really matter to me when this club was manufactured, it looks great and performs, that's all any golfer could want.

 

Hey guys,

I see all of you writing about the TVD Vokey's. I have the 2009 Spin Milled 56 & 60. Great wedges!!! Is there much of a difference betweem them? If so, I will be jumping on that bandwagon...

Vokey dose make some great clubs. i my self have a 56 and a 60 with x100 shafts in them. they do have a great feel and great shot makeing abilities.

First off let me say how sweet the TVD wedges look and hopefully they play as sweet as they look. I play from the wrong side of the ball so luckily I was able to set myself up with 48, 52, 56, & 60 oil cans. I love them and couldn't imagine playing anything else. Vokey offerings are few and far between.


Jason

I have a some new vokey's that I am trying out, wondering if there is a difference between the ones with red numbers and the ones with black numbers? I have a 52-8 with red numbers, 54-8 in black and a 58-8 in red... They all feel and hit great, just curious if there is a difference!?!

I think the Gold Saw is the conforming grooves and the Red Saw are the old grooves. Not sure about numbers though

Blain A

I have a some new vokey's that I am trying out, wondering if there is a difference between the ones with red numbers and the ones with black numbers? I have a 52-8 with red numbers, 54-8 in black and a 58-8 in red... They all feel and hit great, just curious if there is a difference!?!

 

I believe that the reds are standard bounce, black is low bounce and white is high bounce.