Titleist Vokey wedge Vs other wedges - pls share your views

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cenbale wrote:

hillgreen wrote:

Yo... Funny, one of my friend said that his old Rac wedge is still the best..
Same as what u said..

Yarra wrote:

I'd go for the old TM's rac anyday than the Vokey's. A matter of preference and just because I was so used to the TMs, though. But I do find that the spins are more or less the same...

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Today I tried the Vokey, I like the head weight and the bite.
Quite impressive.
Now I am using the Ikasu, Yes it is sweet and they really spin

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seebayho wrote:

Today I tried the Vokey, I like the head weight and the bite.
Quite impressive.
Now I am using the Ikasu, Yes it is sweet and they really spin

I think, for the same vokey used by bro SBH will be way better than the same vokey if its used by me.

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seebayho wrote:

Today I tried the Vokey, I like the head weight and the bite.
Quite impressive.
Now I am using the Ikasu, Yes it is sweet and they really spin

I think, for the same vokey used by bro SBH will be way better than the same vokey if its used by me.

Bro, you are just being humble.

Btw, you gamed yr vokey wedge yet?
Any SB reviews?

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asahi wrote:

Bro, you are just being humble.

Btw, you gamed yr vokey wedge yet?
Any SB reviews?

Actually tried out earlier at MBGC...solely becos I wasn't very sure how many good shots the vokey I gotten had left. total...option A...think its around 50-60 balls

Tried it out with my clevage T588....so here is my SB review:

Feel: Vokey 's feel is macam less feel as compared to my clevage T588. Not sure why as I originally tot the vokey would have more feel as in feedback.

Flight: I really like the flight...personally I prefer lower flight and the vokey gives me that. Maybe becos its slightly heavier head.....not sure...but with lower flight...I feel I can aim better...

Ball behavior: This is where its get really weird......the vokey really 'bite' (sorry if I use the term typically reserve for pro golfer)...but it does not roll so much as my clevage.

So...whats next: Definitely with the vokey in the bag...it gives me abit more option as to how I can approach green....specifically for red flag which I typically had some challenges (as in the last one was at Poresia 's short par 4).

Investment: Worth it......shoudl help me to maintain my card in the SB community.

Mr SBH, can share what if the main diff bet vokey n ikasu then ?
Trust yr impartial view..

Tks..

seebayho wrote:

Today I tried the Vokey, I like the head weight and the bite.
Quite impressive.
Now I am using the Ikasu, Yes it is sweet and they really spin

yes, I agreed that the bite is good and soft.. Most impt the ball really roll much lesser.. Was really surprised..

After knowing from bro here that the TM Rac wedge is good, I got one new one n tried it. The Rac is also spin milled n my feel is that the bite is close to the vokey (I still rate vokey better in this area) but it really lose out the soft feel and somehow the ball do not stop on the green better. Must say the Rac is quite close to vokey - oh yes, the overall weight balance of the vokey is also quite commendable..

Well, one man's meat is another poison..

Duval_S wrote:

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asahi wrote:

Bro, you are just being humble.

Btw, you gamed yr vokey wedge yet?
Any SB reviews?

Actually tried out earlier at MBGC...solely becos I wasn't very sure how many good shots the vokey I gotten had left. total...option A...think its around 50-60 balls

Tried it out with my clevage T588....so here is my SB review:

Feel: Vokey 's feel is macam less feel as compared to my clevage T588. Not sure why as I originally tot the vokey would have more feel as in feedback.

Flight: I really like the flight...personally I prefer lower flight and the vokey gives me that. Maybe becos its slightly heavier head.....not sure...but with lower flight...I feel I can aim better...

Ball behavior: This is where its get really weird......the vokey really 'bite' (sorry if I use the term typically reserve for pro golfer)...but it does not roll so much as my clevage.

So...whats next: Definitely with the vokey in the bag...it gives me abit more option as to how I can approach green....specifically for red flag which I typically had some challenges (as in the last one was at Poresia 's short par 4).

Investment: Worth it......shoudl help me to maintain my card in the SB community.