Titleist Vokey Forged 2019??

[snipzky9]

Anyone know any info on these? Will these release this year?

[3_Putt_Par]

At the moment, no new wedges, but new irons are due out this fall, so if they do release a new model, it will be released around then.

[GoGoErky]

They usually tour test/rekease wedges at the Shriners and release for sale around March. About 8 months away from seein anything

[snipzky9]

I think those timelnes are for the us wedge line. I was looking at the japan forged vokey version. It looks like this spring was set for a new release as the cold forged 2015 was announced on 2/15/15 and the forged vokey 2017 was announced 2/6/17. Hope we hear something soon.

[3_Putt_Par]

The fact that the previous edition of the Forged wedges are on sale would lead me to believe they are releasing a new version. Maybe something will be released soon, or at the Japan Golf Show in March.

[Stinger26]

 

Are we talking about these? What’s the scoop on this. Japan model or US retail model.

Looks like a cast body

[MKPAPA]

 

Are we talking about these? What’s the scoop on this. Japan model or US retail model.

Looks like a cast body

 

Beat me to the punch!

[thadynasty]

https://www.tourspecgolf.com/titleist-vokey-forged-wedge.html

[K13]

Can someone help fill me in on the specifics of the Vokey Forged line? These are hot, but is the forging "special"? i.e. is it Endo or something known, or something Titleist specific that works out well?

 

That cast body/forged face seems to be a general trend now.

 

I just got a set of SM7s. Going to need to start building the case to buy these.

[Wardonation]

Looks like they might have taken someJP's tech and put it into the Japan line?

[boycer]

Shaft selection isnt very good on tourspec. Doesnt give grinds, only bounce and loft

[dhen9]

Shaft selection isnt very good on tourspec. Doesnt give grinds, only bounce and loft

 

That site has F,S,M,K listed and there's is a spec bounce chart at the bottom of the product page. I'll be waiting to see the US version.

[boycer]

Shaft selection isnt very good on tourspec. Doesnt give grinds, only bounce and loft

 

That site has F,S,M,K listed and there's is a spec bounce chart at the bottom of the product page. I'll be waiting to see the US version.

 

Thanks didnt see that on my phone. I doubt we get a version in the US.

[jick]

Can someone help fill me in on the specifics of the Vokey Forged line? These are hot, but is the forging "special"? i.e. is it Endo or something known, or something Titleist specific that works out well?

 

That cast body/forged face seems to be a general trend now.

 

I just got a set of SM7s. Going to need to start building the case to buy these.

 

The blue part is heavy/dense tungsten, and the black part is lightweight titanium. They really are not that color inside, this is just for illustrative purposes. For example, in this 52 degree wedge, the heavy toe side with the lighter heel side makes the center of gravity closer to the center and also lower.

 

 

This wedge adopts a loft-specific optimum center of gravity, just like the SM7. However, the SM7 achieved it by changing the wall thickness on the back of the face. For this new Vokey forged wedge, the back face is looks standard and normal. It's what's inside that achieved the different center of gravity per loft. The tungsten also moves, like for the higher lofts for example, the tungsten his higher to avoid ballooning shots.

 

This wedge is made of S25C in the body, inside is the tungsten (maybe like the Apex 19), and titanium (remember the Mizuno MP-59?). I am not sure what the face is made of, but I think S25C too.

 

I hope this answers your questions on the specifics of this new Vokey Forged line. It's a Japan-only release and will come out next month.

[boycer]

Can someone help fill me in on the specifics of the Vokey Forged line? These are hot, but is the forging "special"? i.e. is it Endo or something known, or something Titleist specific that works out well?

 

That cast body/forged face seems to be a general trend now.

 

I just got a set of SM7s. Going to need to start building the case to buy these.

 

The blue part is heavy/dense tungsten, and the black part is lightweight titanium. They really are not that color inside, this is just for illustrative purposes. For example, in this 52 degree wedge, the heavy toe side with the lighter heel side makes the center of gravity closer to the center and also lower.

 

 

This wedge adopts a loft-specific optimum center of gravity, just like the SM7. However, the SM7 achieved it by changing the wall thickness on the back of the face. For this new Vokey forged wedge, the back face is looks standard and normal. It's what's inside that achieved the different center of gravity per loft. The tungsten also moves, like for the higher lofts for example, the tungsten his higher to avoid ballooning shots.

 

This wedge is made of S25C in the body, inside is the tungsten (maybe like the Apex 19), and titanium (remember the Mizuno MP-59?). I am not sure what the face is made of, but I think S25C too.

 

I hope this answers your questions on the specifics of this new Vokey Forged line. It's a Japan-only release and will come out next month.

 

Great info. Thanks

[Wardonation]

Does is it not seem like this is Titleist's version of James Patricks wedges he developed while with Titleist?

[K13]

Can someone help fill me in on the specifics of the Vokey Forged line? These are hot, but is the forging "special"? i.e. is it Endo or something known, or something Titleist specific that works out well?

 

That cast body/forged face seems to be a general trend now.

 

I just got a set of SM7s. Going to need to start building the case to buy these.

 

The blue part is heavy/dense tungsten, and the black part is lightweight titanium. They really are not that color inside, this is just for illustrative purposes. For example, in this 52 degree wedge, the heavy toe side with the lighter heel side makes the center of gravity closer to the center and also lower.

 

 

This wedge adopts a loft-specific optimum center of gravity, just like the SM7. However, the SM7 achieved it by changing the wall thickness on the back of the face. For this new Vokey forged wedge, the back face is looks standard and normal. It's what's inside that achieved the different center of gravity per loft. The tungsten also moves, like for the higher lofts for example, the tungsten his higher to avoid ballooning shots.

 

This wedge is made of S25C in the body, inside is the tungsten (maybe like the Apex 19), and titanium (remember the Mizuno MP-59?). I am not sure what the face is made of, but I think S25C too.

 

I hope this answers your questions on the specifics of this new Vokey Forged line. It's a Japan-only release and will come out next month.

 

Appreciate all the info. Interesting to think about the parts common to previous clubs you noted (e.g. MP-59).

[larciel]

Looks like it should be a p790 wedge. Looks good

[Jensen]

Headed to Tokyo in 10 days for a work trip.  Definitely picking up a 50-54-58 set to replace my last forged set.  Will report back after.

[Jensen]

Good looking wedges, picked up a 50F, 54M, and 2x 58Ms. Had them pull the S200 shafts and I’ll get them shafted up to my specs next week. Played the last two generations of forged versions and expect these to be great as well.

 

 

 

[boycer]

> @Jensen said:

> Good looking wedges, picked up a 50F, 54M, and 2x 58Ms. Had them pull the S200 shafts and I’ll get them shafted up to my specs next week. Played the last two generations of forged versions and expect these to be great as well.

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Im Jealous. What shafts you putting in them? Let us know how they feel and perform.

[boycer]

Any reviews?

[boycer]

Let's hear it. Debating buying these. Nothing?