I got fit for the new Vokey SM10 wedges!

Experience the game-changing technology of the new Titleist Vokey SM10 Wedges. Designed for ultimate performance and precision, this wedge is the best in its class and will elevate your golf game to a whole new level. Get ready to dominate the course with the SM10 - quite possible best wedge of 2024. What are the top wedges of 2024? The new lineup of SM10 Vokey wedges are most definitely high up on the list.
In this video you will experience what it is like to have a custom wedge fitting with the professional club fitters at Titleist here in Austin, Texas. We will go through how to pick your wedge, how to hit different flighted wedge shots, and what to look for when you are buying a new set of wedges. Not many amateur golfers or beginner golfers know what to look for when they are purchasing golf clubs. Throughout this video you will be taken through the entire experience of getting custom fit for a set of Titleist Vokey SM10 Wedges.
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What I fit into:
SM10 Vokey Wedges
Gap Wedge: 50.12.F
Sand Wedge: 56.12.D
Lob Wedge: 60.08.M

[@D.WhiteJr]

I love my vokeys I need to work on getting some Sm10s At the moment I have Sm8 46F, Sm8 50F, Sm7 55M, Sm8 55S, SM9 60T and Sm8 60K 😂

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

I have a SM8 60M that I find noticeably different compared to the SM10 60M. The SM8 seems to have a more rounded leading edge. I use it in softer conditions sometimes.

[@raulgolfs]

Man I need to get fitted for some wedges. I take major divots with mine. Never thought about getting fitted for wedges.

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

Yeah I've been working on trapping my wedges so I'm a digger too. If you get higher bounce wedges you'll love it.

[@OctagonOutcome]

Wedges are for sure the most important clubs in the bag

[@OctagonOutcome]

​@@BeyondGolfPerformanceI'm the opposite, shallow sweeping chipper. I use butter knives lol, 8° bounce is perfect for me for my 54/58.. with a grind with a lot of heel and toe relief

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

@@OctagonOutcome that would be the M Grind, with its 08° Bounce

[@OctagonOutcome]

@@apaulmcdonough2170 that's what I play, exactly. 54/58 m grind 08

[@DawsonGolf430]

Wow!! Great video. So much knowledge!!

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

Whoa, thanks for the love! It's awesome to hear that you found the video packed with knowledge. I had a blast making it and I'm stoked that you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more epic content!

[@MrLanceDUB]

Awesome video! More bounce sounds intimidating but it actually is so much more forgiving.

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

I love throwing the bounce into the ground and hitting down on my wedges

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

Vokey also eliminated the 54°-10° V Grind, however this wasn't brought back like the 54°-08° M Grind was. Making due with a SM9 54°-10 S Grind. Also replaced my 58°-06° K Grind with a SM9 58°-04° T Grind. Making

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

I still love my 60.06 K Gring and .04 T Grind . Just got the new SM10s and they are really growing on me now.

[@austinlim1647]

Really nice insight into club fitting! What exactly are they talking about when they say grind?

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

The grind refers to the way the wedges are physically shaped to allow for a certain interaction with the ground as the club passes through impact.

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

Sole Shape. The Vokey website has a Section that shows how and why each Grind is Different for certain purposes.

[@alexvielfaure2981]

Hey just curious, not sure if I heard correctly but if you play your irons 2 degrees flat then why would he have your wedges less than 2 degrees flat? Isn't it common practice to have your wedges same or flatter than your irons?

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

It's really subjective. I ended up recently changing my irons to 1 degree flat in and I kept the same 1 degree flat in my gap wedge, SW and LW. 2 Degrees flat was too much for my full swing SW shots and was making certain shots around the green difficult with my LW

[@alexvielfaure2981]

Ah good to know. Thanks for the response!@@BeyondGolfPerformance

[@LouKayne]

JT uses a low bounce k, not the 14 from the retail line ......

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

That’s right! I believe that’s what was inferred but it wasn’t clarified. Thanks for watching!

[@OctagonOutcome]

Couldnt imagine using 14° of bounce on any wedge, I'd skull everything

[@johnhathaway735]

They is true but they do switch from week to week depending on rough and playing conditions as well. I know Tiger back in the day switched every tourney he played

[@OctagonOutcome]

@@johnhathaway735 true, that's dialed lol

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

@@OctagonOutcome it really just depends on the terrain and conditions

[@GoFast865]

Good stuff

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

Thanks! Are you looking into new wedges?

[@retired8123]

How do you get 3000 spin on a wedge? that is a 3wood spin number

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

Most likely recorded a mishit

[@retired8123]

@@BeyondGolfPerformanceI would think a good fitter would not even bring up a shot that 3000 spin on a wedge

[@JoeookDummy-o8i]

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[@bertraminc9412]

If only they had nice finishes instead of trash finishes.

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

What kind of finish would you like to see from Titleist? I personally like my wedge raw.

[@bertraminc9412]

@@BeyondGolfPerformance quality and not gritty and flat. Shiny chrome, shiny black, shiny nickel. Quality. None of the finishes in the stores match all these videos of early prototype wedges. It's like the outsourced factories are just doing what they want to do.

[@user-qp2qp1xq7r]

this is money 🤌🏽

[@BeyondGolfPerformance]

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