Titleist Vokey Chrome Wedges

Pros: Consistent Good Shots, Well Balanced, Ect....
Cons: A Little Thicker than Comparable Wedges

Titleist has always been at the top of the theoretical list of a clubs preferred by better players and players with low handicaps. Titleist wedges are no different, as they are very widely played by professionals and amateurs alike on courses everywhere. ...

Pros: A quality club that fits my game.
Cons: Trouble in the sand.

You know, you really don't make anything working at a golf course. Seems you just take it out in trade!

Case in point, a couple of weeks back one of our members came in with a Titleist sand wedge that he had grown tired of. After assuring...

Pros: Rusts, sets up nicely, lots of spin, very versatile
Cons: Initially eats golf balls, does not rust quickly enough

For a long time, I did not carry a lob wedge. I opted for a long iron or fairway wood in place of the 'spatula'. Well, I noticed one day that I was opening the face of my sand wedge more and more, and hitting my 2 and 3 irons less and less, so I...

Pros: Good Spin out of Fairway and Bunkers, Excellent green side play-ability
Cons: Miss Hits tend to leak to the right

The Titleist Vokey wedge comes in a number of different lofts. The available lofts are 52, 54, 55, 56, 58, 60 and 65 degrees. I currently play the 52 and 58 and I am most pleased with the ability of these wedges. The Vokey sets up nicely at address and...

Pros: Great Wedge
Cons: Expensive

When I bought my new set of golf clubs I asked my friend what the best wedge for me would be. He pointed me in the direction of the Titleist Vokey Wedge. After reading up on their clubs I decided to purchase one.

The first time I...

Pros: Feel, Accuracy, Spin and CONFIDENCE!
Cons: Hard to believe

The 252-08 Vokey is an amazing wedge that stop the ball exactly at the "SPOT" I aim for. The question "Is the best wedge exist?" has nicely been answered by now.

Almost all men-golfer who have a gap between 48-49degree PW...

Pros: Feel and Spin
Cons: Cost

The Titleist Vokey Wedge has transformed my short game to the point where I do not get fearful anymore.

I have been playing golf since I was eleven, and I have never found a wedge that has been ideal for my game until now. Last summer, I...

Pros: soft feel, confidence builder
Cons: Finish get's scratched easily in my bag

If you're looking to improve your short game, make sure you get one of these lob wedges. I can't rave about this club enough

I was never a good short game player until I bought a Vokey 60 degree lob wedge. I always had a hard time with shots...

Pros: Great weight, feel and look
Cons: Price (other than that, none really)

If your golfing buddies are anything like mine, and even if they're not, I'm sure you know of golfers that tend to be brand friendly. When a wedge gets as popular as the Cleveland wedges are a lot of golfers are going to get on the bandwagon. Don't get...

Pros: Great accuracy, great feel, easy shotmaking
Cons: kinda expensive, sometimes blade too sharp

It seems like these clubs brought on instant success. I first bought a Vokey lob wedge to replace my old beat up lob wedge. It seems like overnight I turned into a person who used a lob wedge to pitch around the green to a person who tries to hole out...

Pros: a classic
Cons: none to speak of

Simply put, one of the very best wedges on the market. IMHO, only second to the grandaddy of wedges - Cleveland. Classic setup and design. One caveat, this club is NOT for high handicappers who strike the ball with less than top-notch accuracy and...

Pros: durability, control, and more
Cons: price

Something to help your game!!!

If this want do it i dont know what will. these wedges give you awesome feel and ability to work the ball. these wedges allow you to do practically anything with the ball, form putting it up in the air to...

Pros: Great club, nice lift, and great durabilinty.
Cons: none

I am a caddy at my local Yacht Club so i see a lot of people playing these wedges. I man I caddy weekly for purchased these clubs(the sandwedge and pitching wedge)and I noticed dramatic changes in his sccores. His chipping used to be the rusty part of...

Pros: Soft and Strong
Cons: A lot of money

I love these wedges. It is easy to get up and down 90 percent of the time. I was thinking about buying clevelands, and king cobras wedges but non of them compared to the feel and consistancy of these bad boys. The bounce, and loft make it easy to but...

Pros: feel, weighting
Cons: none

First, a little backgroud. I am a 4 handicap who has played a variety of Cleveland wedges since I was 15 years old (15 years ago). I have always loved how they set up to the ball and the feel that they provided on short delicate shots as well as full...