I would look more at the style of shot you hit with your 58 over just the bounce of the club. If the s grind favored your shot better I would stick with it where the m grind even though similar bounce will sit differently on certain shots vs the s grind.

I think a lot of that depends on your swing, your normal course conditions, the types of shots you play and personal preference. Personally, I don't like a lot of bounce on my wedges, in Texas, the ground is pretty firm so it's not really needed, I also don't dig very much. I feel that with good technique, one doesn't need a lot of bounce. But that's just food for thought.
Best of luck!

It depends if you are playing more soft or firm turf conditions as well as if you are a digger or sweeper. If you are enjoying the S grind, I would stay with it.

If you're liking it, why change!

10 is good 12 gets crazy big. Go with what you like/use.
I prefer the sm5 over the 6, only one I guess. 7, 8, 10 are all close under 6 is tough and over 10 gets really large. I keep a 12 if I get a track with white sand. I have a bag of bogey wedges though and switch when I need to

I would say it depends on how the club will be used. If you are using it a lot greenside and are manipulating it a lot, I would go for the M Grind to keep bounce similar and increase versatility. However, if you really liked the S Grind on full shots that may by something think about and I would stay with the S Grind. It all boils down to what sort of shots you will hit with it. If you don't hit many greenside shots with it or don't manipulate the loft, then the S Grind would be a good choice. However, if you do that sort of shot, then no point in specialized grind for that.

Good luck on your choice!

-J

pYEADON:

If you like the SM5 58.07S, you will find the SM6 58.10S an easy transition and our recommendation.

You can also sign up for a complimentary Titleist Thursday fitting to hit the SM6 wedges side-by-side.

www.titleist.com/thursdays

Good luck!

Andrew J
Vokey Product Specialist

Curious about your desire to switch grinds. The website recommends the S grind for straight pitches and chips and M for those who open the face. Which do you do?

There is a great series of 4 videos on YouTube for MrShortGame in which Mr. Vokey fits a golfer for several wedges. I am a little shaky on the lob wedge selected. It seems like they say the S would be best, and then they select a K. They might be of assistance.