Worth it !!

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jake o — Sun, 07 Sep 2014 21:11:06 GMT

I think that the wedges are an awesome purchase. I have tried many different wedges but the most consistent wedges i have ever used are those!!

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Ian T — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 13:13:30 GMT

I would defiantly recommend purchasing a new Vokey wedge every year. He is Why: If you are a frequent golfer and have a moderate swing speed, the groves will definitely wear out like every wedge you will buy. If you are very particular about spin rate and control I would defiantly recommend buying a new Vokey each year.

Play Well,

Ian

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golfinnut — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 12:07:22 GMT

I love my Vokeys! I will never have any other wedge in my bag. Just the setup, the aesthetics, the appearance ... everything just fits right in my minds eye. It creates a lot of confidence knowing that the ball is going to do what you want it to. I can fire at any flag knowing that it will stop, back up, spin ... no matter where the pin is.

The SM5 has awesome spin ... especially out of the rough. I still have a SM4 56* for the sand ... as soon as the grooves wear out on that I will switch to a SM5.

Nothing compares to the Vokey wedge and it is well worth the money!

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NCBob — Sat, 23 Aug 2014 16:27:25 GMT

Definitely get the Vokeys. Since money is the factor keep your old wedges for range work or practicing your bunker play. That will make them last a lot longer. Also wipe off your clubs after every shot both on the course and range. The dirt, grime, and sand chew up a club face faster than anything else. This will extend he life quite a bit and make the purchase price per use drop dramatically.

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Gary B — Fri, 22 Aug 2014 18:45:35 GMT

Cam-I would have to say they are worth it. I have played many wedges and I have not found one better. I use my wedges (putter aside) more than any other club in my bag so I have made an investment in my game. The Vokey wedges have great look/feel and performance. Just two weeks ago I wedged in on a par 4 for eagle...thats enough for me to say I have made a good choice with the Vokey wedges.

Best of luck!

Gary

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Don O — Fri, 22 Aug 2014 14:11:42 GMT

Cameron - Are they worth the price to someone who is serious about their game, plays more 20 rounds a year and practices most every week. Absolutely. No where else can you get as close to full custom than with the Vokey line from your local pro shop. The matrix is huge for choices. If you are going to go buy from a sporting goods store, it won't make much difference - you can pick the wrong wedges for less money that way. I wasn't sure about the value of a wedge fitting - until the Tour Van made a local stop. I did not see which wedges I ended up with after the fitting, and I can really see the value. I was sure my sw would be a 54-10 S grind, ended up with a 56-8 M grind bent to 55. THAT one wedge was worth every penny, including the fitting. I also replaced my PW with a Vokey and got a GW that fits in between. In 2 rounds, I can see the difference. If it comes down to driver or wedges - ...which do you use more per round?

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Kevin Gillotti — Fri, 22 Aug 2014 01:20:57 GMT

Just got fitted for them Saturday and they are beautiful! Ordered a 50 Degree, 8 Degree bounce S grind, And then in October gonna order a 54 with 10 degree bounce in the M grind. Definetley saw a difference between my wedges and the vokeys

Re: Worth it !!

Stephen M — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 00:01:16 GMT

[quote user="Tom B"] I kept the SM4 in 52 since the grooves only went into 56 and above. But 56 or over definitely worth moving to the SM5

[/quote] Tom B is right except for the part about the groves. The new TX3 SM5 grove in lofts 46-54 are narrower and deeper because of the oblique impact at theses lofts tend to compress debris in the groves. 56 and higher lofts are thought to sheer the debris rather then compress into. Long story short; you get less fliers in the lower lofts with the TX3 groves. They are worth it if they give you confidence and you like the way they look at address.

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Tom B — Tue, 05 Aug 2014 10:58:54 GMT

I think they are worth it, and agree with Chris and find the SM5 to give more spin from around the green in "less than perfect" lies, over even the SM4. I replaced my 58 SM4 with an SM5 for the new grooves and found it to be well worth it for getting more spin when needed especially around the greens from rough. You won't get it all unless you're trying to use the spin, so accelerate and keep those hands moving. I kept the SM4 in 52 since the grooves only went into 56 and above. But 56 or over definitely worth moving to the SM5

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Mike C — Mon, 04 Aug 2014 14:09:01 GMT

I have tried a lot of different wedges and believe the Vokeys to be the best wedge available on the market. They have a great matrix of different lofts, bounces and grinds available to get the wedges setup any was you like them. I would agree that these wedges are not the most inexpensive on the market, but you certainly get what you pay for with the Vokey wedges. Having these in my bag gives me the confidence to hit many different types of scoring shots and know the club will perform consistently on those shots near the green. These wedges certainly are considered my "scoring clubs."

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Speedy — Mon, 04 Aug 2014 12:40:19 GMT

I think they are. Here's why.

I played with Clvnd wedges before purchasing the new SM5s. I usually play with the ProV1 golf balls and in my experience with the Clvnd wedges, i never really got the spins on the greens. After replacing all my wedges (52, 56 and 60) with the new Vokey SM5s, i'm seeing a huge difference around the greens with spins therefore giving more confidence when attacking the hole.

I've been extremely happy with my purchase and highly recommend anyone to try these out.

Good luck!