Thinking about getting a 60.06k, I really need a new 60, my grooves are no longer any good unless I really try to spin it, but hard to pull the trigger without knowing what the SM7s are going to be like.

I currently play a 60.08M, but it has too much bounce for me and so I had to bend it to a 58.06.

I VOTE FOR LOW BOUNCE 58.. MY OTHER WEDGES NEED A REGROVING

Will the V-grind be available in the foreseeable future? I have a hand-ground SM4 v-grind; however, not yet requiring an upgrade.

M grind 58 degree is needed at the moment. The high bounce might better accommodate a steep swing angle on close in shots where I want to take a full swing. That copper finish is beautiful! I cant take on the additional cost, as with OCD all wedges must match. haha. Already have my pennies in the bank for the SM7 release!

Raw for me. Love the look and feel when they wear in.

TT

Really like the look of the SM6 raw. I Can't comment on the other grinds. I only have played with the F grind, with an 8degree and 10 degree bounce. Would love to try them all.
Play Well,
Steve S.

V Grind all the way.

I like them all, I have the K grind but would like to add the raw to my bag.

V bring was a close 2nd.

Rick, I'm a low bounce M grind guy. If you are open to wish list stuff, TVD would be my first choice.

I've used Wedgeworks for at least 12 years, probably more like 15. I've become quite disappointed and a bit outraged over standard costs and quality. Unless you're ordering a grind not offered through Titleist your better off special ordering through Titleist. Vokey's upcharges for different shafts, furrels, and grips are ridiculous. My last order from Vokey wasn't configured as ordered. They missed or ignored length, lie, and loft. They got the shaft and grip right. If you want a raw wedge order the black from Titleist and it will rust. If you want to hurry that process up soak it in vinegar and water. Titleist will provide upgraded shafts and grips for a lot less than Vokey. I've probably ordered at least 10 wedges from Vokey. I've ordered 3 from Titleist and enjoyed them more. It's like getting a free box of ProV's with the savings. Titleist hasn't made a mistake with configuring my wedges, length, lie, loft, shaft, or grip. I don't think this answers your question. I use M and S grinds so I won't be adding anything from Wedgeworks. I should add that my wedges are so important to me and my game that I didn't make the move from Vokey haphazardly. There are a lot of custom wedge makers out there. I've tried several and always come back to Titleist.

High bounce... Vokey says, bounce is your friend.

Really would love a raw SM6! Anything Mr. Vokey makes though is amazing.

Love the raw look and whatever the Titleist fitter recommends for me...

60 degree, low bounce K grind. Kids names, Dakota and Jarrett. Hopefully it will make me better out of the bunkers.

Love the V grinds!
But, honestly, I want them all!
Happy holidays!
#TeamTitleist

I would love to try out the V grind. I know it's wishful thinking but a Raw SM7 V grind would be a dream come true.

Well, this is honestly a tough tough question for me. While the pro's I am sure have many wedges to choose from, and may or may not change them out each week according to course and location, I am afraid if I did that my kid's college fund might go the way of the Dodo. So based on that I would choose a low bounce K grind, and even the new Vgrinds are sexy but I don't know enough about them yet. As for the finish, while some may love the raw finish that rusts, I on the other hand, love them finished so that my Vokey wedges always look pristine and sharp. I take a lot of pride in my choice of golf club and I want others to see that as well. Either way, I look forward to seeing the New wedges out soon no doubt!

I think the Raw finish is super awesome!! Love Vokey wedges!!!

I love the raw wedges for sure, especially once whey get well rusted! If you are taking requests, bringing back the TVD would be awesome. I still have a few in plastic going into the rotation but I am running out of them.

The option not listed is more left-handed models. I pretty much have to stick with std SMx models.