Titleist Vokey SM10 · Wedge
Vokey SM10 wedge reference with documented lofts from 46° to 62°. Keep the loft, bounce and grind together when identifying a head.
Documented specifications & build options
Published standard-length SM10 table. Titleist lists ladies lengths 1 inch shorter than the standard lengths; stock swing weights can change with customization. These are specification options, not a used-club measurement.
| Field | Documented value |
|---|---|
| Published loft options | 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62 ° |
| Published grind labels | F, S, M, D, K, T |
| Standard lie | 64 ° |
| Published standard length range | 35–35.75 in |
| 50° F-grind configurations | 50.08 (8° bounce) and 50.12 (12° bounce) |
| 56° configurations | M 8°, S 10°, D 12°, F 14° bounce |
Source: Titleist Vokey SM10 manufacturer specifications. Reviewed 2026-10-02.
Identifying the right model
- Match the Vokey SM10 family name on the head to the linked manufacturer reference.
- Check the loft and bounce markings and the grind label together. A shared loft does not establish the same sole configuration.
What to check before using the reference
- The 50° and 52° F-grind rows each have 8° and 12° bounce options; keep both numbers when matching a head.
- The 56° rows include four different bounce/grind configurations. Loft alone cannot identify the sole.
- The source distinguishes standard and ladies lengths. Verify the build before comparing length.
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