Bettinardi vs Titleist Wedges

[BCases]

I am going to do a fitting for the Bettinardi wedges this weekend. I currently play the Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges in D grind. Has anyone compared these wedges and if so, what did you think about one versus the other? I like the Titleist and believe they are solid all the way around, but I am hoping that Bettinardi feel matches their look. Thanks

[Josh Parker]

11 minutes ago, BCases said:

I am going to do a fitting for the Bettinardi wedges this weekend. I currently play the Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges in D grind. Has anyone compared these wedges and if so, what did you think about one versus the other? I like the Titleist and believe they are solid all the way around, but I am hoping that Bettinardi feel matches their look. Thanks

Never played them but they are clean looking.  Not as many options as your SM10's but pricing is decent 

[The TXBexar]

2 hours ago, BCases said:

I am going to do a fitting for the Bettinardi wedges this weekend. I currently play the Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges in D grind. Has anyone compared these wedges and if so, what did you think about one versus the other? I like the Titleist and believe they are solid all the way around, but I am hoping that Bettinardi feel matches their look. Thanks

I haven't tried them myself yet, but from what I've read about them so far, they seem to be pretty similar to the TaylorMade Hi-Toe and Vokey SM10 Line-Up. As long as you get the correct lofts for your low-end gapping in your bag, and the correct bounce for each wedge that will help you with your typically playing-lie that you hit each wedge from, I don't personally think you'll have a bad choice between any option you choose.

Most likely it'll come down to preference of what you are wanting to play & pay; But I'll say those oil-rubbed Bettinardi Wedges sure look pretty damn good personally lol.