SPOTTED! - 2012 Titleist Vokey Japan Wedges

[GolfSpy_X]

Vokey's 1st forged Japanese wedge release:

[Jgolf]

I appreciate how he kept the back simple and not cluttered. It's much nicer than the new cleveland wedge for ex.

[golfluvzme]

Vokeys have always been some of the softest and best playing wedges in the game. Being cast has never been a detractor, to me.

Love the new look, very clean.

Cast or forged, Vokeys are always in the top 3 in my book.

LaMont in AZ

[Miboy62]

I appreciate how he kept the back simple and not cluttered. It's much nicer than the new cleveland wedge for ex.

 

 

I agree with the not cluttered look.

[ortiz2161996]

These look way better then the U.S. release SM4's. The uncluttered wedge looks more like his tour proto stuff.

[skihippy]

I just want to know why Titleist wont make a 46 degree wedge for US. I have looked for one for a couple of weeks and the only one I could find was bent, so I had to settle for a cleveland.

[Tha Living Legend]

So let's get this straight. Every Major OEM now has a forged wedge offering. Plus, most of them are offering some customization next year?

 

This doesn't look good for the little guys.

[Maverickping]

Looks very nice.

[2Low4U]

Nicest/cleanest wedge design I have ever seen, any idea where these can be purchased then shipped to Canada? Thanks in advance guys!!

 

J.R

[Shambles]

Seems like a lot of bounce for a 46*.

 

 

Shambles

[BIG STU]

Seems like a lot of bounce for a 46*.

 

 

Shambles

Hmmmm. That is exactly what I was thinking

[Xamilo]

Very nice looking wedge, but these clubs just seem to look the same year after year (wedges in general). I don't really know where the innovation is in most of them to be worth changing actual ones (other than the obvious wearing off)...

[Shambles]

Very nice looking wedge, but these clubs just seem to look the same year after year (wedges in general). I don't really know where the innovation is in most of them to be worth changing actual ones (other than the obvious wearing off)...

 

I can sympathize with that point of view.

 

Regardless that I have purchassed and do own a number of wedges from various manufacture, I'm still bagging a wedge I've owned 20+ years. It's stainless and the flange has worn to the extent that the stampings are being affected but the damn thing is so useful I can't retire it permanently.

 

 

Shambles

[2Low4U]

Sorry to ask again but any chance ANYONE knows how to get my hands on some of these in any way possible i.e shipped to Canada if possible. A link to a website or contact info would be great... THANKS!!

[2Low4U]

Found the answer to my own questions guys haha

 

http://www.tourspecgolf.com/m30/Titleist/index.html