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Grind refers to the way the sole of a wedge is shaped and how that shape influences the club’s interaction with the turf. By removing or shaping material from different areas of the sole, Vokey grinds can change how the wedge moves through the ...

Bounce helps your wedge move through the turf instead of digging, giving you more forgiveness around the green. But the right amount of bounce is different for every golfer. What Is Bounce? Bounce is the angle between the leading edge and trailing ed...

When it comes to building the right wedge setup, loft is where the conversation starts. The loft of each wedge plays a major role in how far you hit it, making it one of the most important factors in creating consistent distance gaps from your irons ...

When it comes to lowering scores, few equipment decisions have a greater impact than getting fit for your wedges. These are the clubs you rely on inside scoring distance, where clean contact, predictable flight and consistent spin make all the differ...

Few championships test every aspect of a player's game quite like the U.S. Open. And when that test is administered at Shinnecock Hills, the challenge becomes even greater. Known for its firm playing surfaces, unpredictable coastal winds, and penal r...

The Wedge Shots That Decide Everything When the PGA Championship reaches Sunday, it’s easy to think it’s won with power. But the separation rarely comes from distance—it comes from control inside 100 yards. The players who contend a...

Origins of the Vokey 62M Grind The Vokey WedgeWorks 62M Grind wedge was developed to solve a common short game challenge: generating height without complexity. While many players rely on opening the clubface to hit high, soft shots, th...

Origins of the Vokey K* Grind The Vokey WedgeWorks K* Grind wedge evolved from the classic K Grind, a wide-soled wedge known for its forgiveness—especially in bunkers. While players loved how easy it was to use in the sand, many ...

Origins of the A Grind The Vokey WedgeWorks A Grind was designed for players who regularly face firm turf conditions and need a wedge that sits tight to the ground. With a versatile sole design and softened grind edges, the A grind wedge creates...

What Makes the L Grind Unique The Vokey WedgeWorks L Grind blends shot-making versatility with added forgiveness, making it a well-rounded low bounce option in the Vokey lineup. As Vokey Tour Representative Aaron Dill explains: “The L Grin...

Origins of the V Grind The Vokey WedgeWorks V Grind was designed as a refined option within the Vokey lineup for players who need added forgiveness when delivering the club with more shaft lean. Positioned as a variation of the M Grind, the V Gr...

Origins of the A+ Grind The Vokey WedgeWorks A+ Grind was created for the M Grind players that were looking for additional speed through the turf while maintaining the playability they love. Like the origin of the A Grind, it features a smo...

Why Wedge Play Matters at Augusta If there’s one place on the golf calendar where every detail matters just a little more, it’s at Augusta National. And if you want a true inside look at how the best in the world prepare, you listen to so...

Finding the perfect match for your swing and turf conditions is the fastest way to sharpen your short game. If you’ve ever felt your wedge "dig" too deep or "bounce" off the turf into a thinned shot, you're likely playing the wrong grind. ...

WedgeWorks grinds are the direct result of Master Craftsman Bob Vokey and Vokey Tour Rep Aaron Dill spending decades around the green with the world’s best golfers. By collaborating with Tour pros to solve specific greenside challenges, Bob Vok...

Dialing In Wedges at The Players Championship Every year at TPC Sawgrass, the best players in the world arrive knowing the course will demand precision. The Stadium Course isn’t just a test of driving or iron play — it’s a test of w...