PRODUCT INFORMATION

Date uploaded : 09/10/2001.

*Standard shaft for this club is Dynamic Gold S200.


Titleist Vokey Spin Milled CC Oil Can Wedges

MORE CHOICES
A full range of lofts from 48 to 64 degrees and low, mid and full bounce sole options are available in three distinct, non-glare finishes

TOUR VALIDATED
Each design is based on Bob's experience working with the best players in the world. Vokey Design wedges have been #1 on the PGA Tour since 2004

HAND GROUND SOLES
Each tour-proven sole design has been hand ground by Bob based on continuous input from tour professionals

PRECISE SHAPES
The profile for each wedge has been precisely created using CAD to perfectly blend the size, shape, topline thickness and offset from loft to loft

C-C CONFORMING GROOVE GEOMETRY
Vokey Design Spin Milled Condition of Competition Wedges conform to the new 2010 USGA/R&A Groove Rule and can be used in events that adopt the new rule as a condition of competition

ROUGHENED FACE TEXTURE
Milled micro-edges provide additional gripping power for better spin retention on full and partial shots

SOFT 8620 CARBON STEEL
Soft material provides the superior touch, feel and distance control required to execute delicate short-game shots



GROOVE DEPTH & WIDTH

Existing provisions covering grooves in golf clubs have been restricting groove depth (0.035”) and width (0.020”) for years. The new rule places an additional restriction on groove volume, or cross sectional area, which has caused manufacturers to make grooves approximately 30% smaller. Grooves work very much like the tread on tires, channeling away water, grass and debris. With reduced volume, more material remains between the ball and the face of the club at impact. This results in a higher launch angle and less spin, especially out of the rough.

GROOVE SPACING
The new groove rule also takes spacing into account. The cross sectional area of the groove divided by the spacing between grooves must be less than, or equal to, 0.0030 in2/in. In other words, if grooves are deeper and wider, they must be farther apart. If grooves are closer together, they must be shallower and narrower. This limits the ability of grooves to channel water, grass and debris.

EDGE RADIUS & WALL ANGLE

The other provision of the new rule states that “grooves must not have sharp edges”. All grooves must have an “effective” edge radius no sharper than 0.01 inches (0.254 mm). Previously, the minimum radius was not specified. This provision will have the most impact on the groove’s ability to produce backspin, as it prevents grooves from gripping the ball through layers of grass, moisture or other debris. Research conducted at Titleist’s Oceanside Test Facility shows that there is a reduction in spin for both full shots out of the rough and partial pitch shots out of the rough. Our studies showed a reduction in spin of 30-50%, depending on the loft and type of shot. Shots from the fairway were less affected by the new groove configuration.

SURFACE ROUGHNESS

The provision on wedge surface roughness remains unchanged. The peak-to-trough depth (or Ry) must not exceed 1000 microinches (0.025 mm). Additionally, the overall roughness between grooves (or Ra) must not exceed 180 microinches (0.005mm). Vokey Spin Milled wedges, both original and C-C, have micro textured edges that are engineered to the maximum roughness allowed by the Rules of Golf. This provides a rougher surface for better spin retention on partial shots.









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