Shot Versatility
The Vokey Design SM10 family comprises six different tour-proven sole grinds (F, S, M, K, T and D) –with a total of 25 unique loft, bounce and grind combinations – allowing every golfer the opportunity to find their optimal wedge setup. Properly fit wedges that complement a golfer’s swing type and course conditions help unlock creativity around the greens and achieve proper turf interaction and contact. With the addition of the 58.06Kand 60.06K lob wedges, Vokey SM10 wedges now feature 27 different loft, grind and bounce combinations to fit a variety of swing types, styles of play and course conditions. Playing the right wedge helps golfers achieve proper turf interaction and find the optimal strike position (grooves 2-5), resulting in a lower, more consistent flight with higher spin
 
Precise Distance and Trajectory Control
SM10 wedges feature new progressive center of gravity placements through the lofts. The result is a lower, more controlled trajectory, more solid feel, and tighter dispersion from the lowest-lofted wedge to the highest.
 
Maximum Spin
Vokey Design’s patented Spin Milled process has been refined to deliver higher, more consistent spin. Each TX9 groove is individually cut based on loft and finish and treated with high frequency heat to maximize durability.
 
Who is the .06K Grind for?
The .06K Grind is ideal for players with a shallower attack angle, or those who play on firm course conditions, but who would also benefit from the .06K Grind’s wider sole out of the bunker. 
 
What is the difference between the .06K Grind and the.14K Grind? 
Both grinds feature a wide, high-cambered sole, and both perform exceptionally from the bunker. The SM10 58.14K and 60.14K wedges have14 degrees of bounce and are better suited for steeper and soft conditions, while the SM10 58.06K and 60.06K wedges have 6 degrees of bounce and are better suited for shallower swings and tighter, firm conditions.
 
What is the difference between the .06K Grind and the.04T Grind?
Both are low bounce wedges and require precise deliveries, but the .06K Grind features a wide, high- cambered full sole, which offers more forgiveness and will resist excessive digging through the turf and sand. The .04T Grind has a narrow sole, with heel, toe, and trailing edge relief, which allows the leading edge to sit slightly lower from an open-faced position and cut through turf more aggressively.