More Vokey Wedges to Choose From Means More Ways to Hit it Close.

Understanding Wedges

The bounce of a wedge is determined by the bounce angle, sole width, sole camber and sole grind.

The key to good wedge play is selecting the proper bounce in your higher lofted wedges to match your swing type and the conditions in which you typically play.

Equally important is selecting the appropriate combination of gap, sand and lob wedges to provide you with the proper short game yardage gaps.

BOUNCE

Bounce is built into the sole of a wedge to keep it from digging into the turf or sand.
The greater the bounce, the more the sole resists digging.
Bounce helps prevent "fat" shots by keeping the club moving through the turf or sand.
Having enough bounce is particularly important on sand shots.
Too much bounce can make shots from firm conditions more difficult to execute.

Selecting The Proper Bounce

SLIDER-SWEEPER STYLE PLAYER

Shallow angle of attack
Minimal ground contact
Shallow divots and less sand displacement
Able to slide the club under the ball with the face open

SLIDER-SWEEPER WEDGE SELECTION:

Choose wedges with medium bounce for versatility or choose wedges based on the typical course conditions in which you play. For firm conditions choose a wedge with less bounce. For soft conditions, choose wedges with more bounce.

Slider-Sweeper Tip: Consider having additional wedges available to vary your set composition based on the course conditions.

Determine Your Set Composition

SELECTING THE PROPER COMBINATION OF GAP, SAND AND LOB WEDGES WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE FOLLOWING:

The proper yardage gaps between clubs
The benefit of being able to hit more full shots into greens
A playable trajectory and the proper spin to stop the ball without excess roll or backspin

Establish your preferred wedge for sand shots around the green. Typically a SW or LW with 56° - 60° of loft works best.
If your yardage gap in Step 2 is more than 30 yards, add a wedge between your PW and preferred sand club. If the gap is more than 50 yards, you may need to add two wedges.
Calculate or estimate your full shot distance from the turf with your preferred sand club. Compare this to the distance you hit a full shot with your PW. Subtract to find the yardage gap between your PW and your preferred sand club.
After determining how many wedges you need between your PW and preferred sand club, consider adding an even higher lofted wedge with 60° - 64° of loft for shots from deep bunkers or grass, and for soft landing full shots to tight pins.

Selecting The Proper Wedges

WHEN DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF WEDGES YOU CARRY IN YOUR SET, CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:

Having a reliable club for greenside sand shots is of primary importance
Try this test: Hit three-quarter and half shots with all your wedges. If you can’t generate enough trajectory or spin with this kind of shot, consider adding more wedges to your set composition
Full wedge shots can be hit with more spin and precision so consider adding more wedges to your set composition

TYPICAL FOUR WEDGE SET COMPOSITIONS

TYPICAL THREE WEDGE SET COMPOSITIONS

Pitching And Gap Wedge Models

A pitching wedge that is excellent for controlled shots from the fairway and greenside pitching.
A gap wedge that is excellent for full shots, hard packed sand and greenside chipping.
A versatile gap wedge that is excellent for full shots, long bunker shots and greenside chipping.

Sand Wedge Models

A low bounce sand wedge that is excellent in firm conditions and can be easily opened for shotmaking.
A versatile medium bounce sand wedge that is excellent in all sand and turf conditions.
A full bounce sand wedge that is excellent in soft sand and turf conditions.
A low bounce sand wedge that is excellent in firm conditions and can be easily opened for shotmaking.
A versatile, medium bounce sand wedge that is excellent in all sand and turf conditions.
A full bounce sand wedge that is excellent in soft sand and turf conditions.
A shot maker’s low bounce sand wedge that can be easily opened and is versatile in all conditions.
A shot maker’s medium bounce sand wedge that can be easily opened and is versatile in all conditions.
A shot maker’s full bounce sand wedge that is excellent in soft sand and turf conditions.

Lob Wedge Models

A shot maker’s low bounce lob wedge that is excellent in firm conditions.
A medium bounce lob wedge that is versatile in all conditions.
A full bounce lob wedge that is excellent in soft sand and turf conditions.
A medium bounce lob wedge that is versatile in all conditions.
A medium bounce lob wedge that is excellent in firm conditions.

Vokey Design Spin Milled Features

MORE CHOICES

A full range of lofts from 48° to 64° with low, mid and full bounce sole options available in three distinct non-glare finishes: Tour Chrome, Oil Can and Black Nickel.

HIGH PERFORMANCE DESIGN

Created by master craftsman Bob Vokey to provide the finest combination of performance, craftsmanship and Spin Milled technology.

TOUR VALIDATED

Each design is based on Bob’s experience working with the best players in the world. Vokey Design wedges have been #1 on the PGA Tour since 2004.

PRECISE SHAPES

The profile for each wedge has been precisely created using CAD to perfectly blend the size, shape and offset from loft to loft.

HAND GROUND SOLES

During the development process, each sole was hand ground by Bob based on his experience making wedges for the best players in the world.

SPIN MILLED TECHNOLOGY

The face on each wedge is machined perfectly flat before the grooves and face texture are precisely milled.

PRECISION MILLED GROOVES

A tighter edge radius and steeper draft angle with maximum depth provide 30% more groove volume.

ROUGHENED FACE TEXTURE

Milled micro-edges provide additional gripping power for more spin, particularly on partial shots.

SOFT 8620 MILD CARBON STEEL

Superior feel and sound for the touch and distance control required to execute short game shots with precision.