We explain the differences between each of the Titleist Vokey SM9 wedge grinds along with demonstrating the player type, and course conditions that each design is ideal for.

0:00 // Intro
1:55 // Vokey F-Grind
5:58 // Vokey D-Grind
9:26 // Vokey S-Grind
12:50 // Vokey M-Grind
18:09 // Vokey L-Grind
26:19 // Vokey K-Grind

Build Shop Podcast with Aaron Dill:
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/vokey-sm9-deep-dive-interview-with-aaron-dill-from-titleist/id1488603839?i=1000549059089
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3adYeUHiV5Mrudbiosh4hH?si=7Y5d_qUGTZaUxvJ1ZkNJ2A

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36 Comments

  1. How can you pick a wedge grind or fit someone into a wedge grind when 95% of recreational golfers don't know what their next wedge lie is going to look like? So you pick a wedge grind based on your home course's usual conditions, but what if you play elsewhere or the weather changes those conditions and now your grind doesn't fit the course you're on? Tour pros have the luxury to change wedges weekly, heck even daily, if the course they're playing calls for something different than what they typically carry. I like a Vokey and even the Callaway wedges a lot, but I stick with the dual bounce soles that I first used with SCOR, then Cleveland RTX wedges, and now Edison. Really interested in the Edison 2.0 but was waiting on your review of them. I found out about the originals from your first video review, are you getting the 2.0 in?

  2. K grind – have you guys actually tried it properly? I’m a 3 handicap where short game is the stronger part of my game & have a 58 degree k grind – trust me it’s great in a whole range of situations if you commit to it

  3. Nice but what about the regular played who screws up a few shots,,,,no one has the room in the bag or the time to figure which wedge to carry,,,,normal Guys don’t have all those wedges to choose from in their garage

  4. T-grind is my friend. The hard ground and cement bunkers here in AZ almost requires one.

  5. Great insight. I have the Kirkland wedges as only been playing a year. Hit a great full shot on them, but open flat face an can thin a ball too easily even with a good swing. They have a wide sole and big bounce. I’m at the stage now where I need a proper wedge fitting

  6. Good info today; as it was when this video was originally published…it my memory serves me right. Wedge selection VERY, VERY, VERY important. Many golfer lack the correct setup and thus rob themselves of having the right tool given those shots from 115 yards and in. Understanding which wedge to use, in relation to the turf and lie of the ball, will result in successful shot to the hole.

  7. I always think of the L as being for finessing lefty lob shots (Phil the thrill), where K is the alternative to it and is next to L in the alphabet to show they should be considered together. BTW, this was such a brilliant video, Titleist should be paying you for this content ! The resolution options were quite low (720p) on the video, don't know if that is me or what was uploaded.

  8. by way of my fitting, 2-degrees flat in my irons. Stay 2-degrees flat in my wedges (Generally that is)?

  9. I think this an upload issue. Early today should you be playing a 9 wood was up then replaced by this old video?

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