Considering that it is not starting a new formation (we will not talk about SM11 until this time next year), it has been a busy start of the year for the Vokey team.
Barely is the third week of January and Vokey has already added Low jump In the retail selling and threw an absolutely filthy (in the best possible way) Limited publishing oil may end. To round out the month, Vokey is throwing its first wedgeworks of 2025, a grinding.
A developing wedge
Before we get to the details, let me give you a quick background.
Historically, Vokey has been somewhat unpredictable and completely bold with its Wedgeworks offers. Don’t wrong me. Surprises can be fun (64 w grind, someone?) But if your quarrel was a wedge -only option, you could never be sure when, or even if a new version would find his way to the platform .
At the same time, Vokey advises replacing your highest wedges after 75 rounds. Then what do you do when there is no replacement for your favorite grind?
Is a confusion.
With that (and other things in mind), over the past year or more, Vokey has made more efforts to make even its warmer grinding available through wedgeworks while also adding new to the mix.
Given, I have an unnatural fascination with wedge, but I am loving every part of this new approach (except the part where nothing comes to Slate Blue (AKA The best finish
).
This brings us to this day and the release of wedgeworks a quarrel.
It has been just over a year since SM9 a wedgeworks stroke and, while time suggests acceleration, as I said, it is about making the grind available to players faster than later, though there is fortunately to Bad, a cadence that must have been observed. If you set everything right away, it doesn’t leave you much to work with the last 23 months of a two-year release cycle.
About Vokey a grind
First, it is important to note that this wedgeworks a ground omission is not much different than the last. The relevant detail is the 2023 release is built by SM9 technology while this is the SM10 version of the same grinding.
This grinding – a – is based on the grinding of Vokey. It was created for Geoff Ogilvy who played L but wanted something that moved a little faster through the ground.
To create a grind, Vokey removes the ribbon – the area facilitated in the transition between the wider single part and the attractive skirt. The ribbon is the central part of the ground highlighted below.
The result is a wedge that sits closer to the ground in the square position and moves through the ground with less resistance.
My reading in an altercation is that it will be a little less versatile than L, but, with a single wider functional, it is a little more forgiving (less prone to excavation), too.
Among the offers of Vokey’s lobe wedge, the lobe (four degrees of flatulence) decreases between the highly comprehensive (but sometimes punitive) T and the extremely forgiving KK, wide, low, low.
Strip-less should you play a little more like a wide-view wedge. I am inclined to say that a decreases between l and low swelling of k in the continuation of the versatility for forgiveness.
One against a grinding
It is reasonable to assume that some of you may ask how A+ A+ changes last year. Simply, “+” indicates that A+ has a single wider and more flatulence.
Vokey a grind on tour
An altercation has become a well -known opportunity for players looking for a low lobe wedge that produces a higher trajectory than other Vokey offers.
The WynDham Clark moves between a 58a and a 60a (both bent at 59) depending on the course conditions (58 will play as higher bounce, 60 as lower). Tom Kim has many wins with a god employee and former Title, Max Homa, has used a A.
Options and availability
Vokey SM10 oil can be personalized to your tastes. Options include:
- Vokey’s Standard Tight Tight Enwravings Toe
- Numerous sealing options: 10 characters direct stamping; 15 characters around the toe; and two lines with 10 characters each
- Customs Painting: Loft and Grindi Brands and BV wings logo
- Any of the standard axis options and Vokey control
Vokey wedgeworks a grind is available exclusively at a raw finish at 58 and 60 degrees only in Rh.
The retail is $ 225. Available through world -world golf shops and Vokey.com now.
For more information, visit Vokey.com.
office WynDham Clark’s favorite lobe lobe in Wedgeworks first appeared in MygolfSSS.
