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Home»News»Golfer Matt Fitzpatrick transitions to Titleist T100 ‘Fitz grind’ irons
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Golfer Matt Fitzpatrick transitions to Titleist T100 ‘Fitz grind’ irons

News RoomBy News RoomJune 21, 2024Updated:June 21, 20243 Mins Read
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Titleist Vokey Wedges: A Comprehensive Review of the New L Grind Option

Titleist’s Vokey wedges are known for offering golfers a wide range of sole options to suit any swing type, condition, or shot type. Many professionals and amateurs alike use Vokey wedges, making them a popular choice on local courses. Recently, Vokey released a new sole option, the L Grind, for their 58 and 60-degree lob wedges. This low bounce, 4-degree grind allows the leading edge to get close to the ground while offering trailing edge, heel, and toe relief. This sole design is ideal for shots off tight and firm lies, as it allows the player to open the face without lifting the leading edge off the turf.

The L Grind is only available in Vokey’s Raw finish, which will develop a rusted patina over time and use. Despite its low bounce, the L Grind offers versatility and performance that may surprise players with softer conditions or steeper swings. The wedge’s shape is similar to the M Grind, giving it a sleek and modern look. When tested on the course, the 58.04L L Grind performed exceptionally well on various lies and shot types. Shots out of the rough were easy and produced consistent results, with the wedge gliding through the grass effortlessly.

Off the fairway, the L Grind proved to be a reliable option for a variety of shots. The wedge’s turf interaction was smooth, allowing for shallow divots and confident ball striking. The high and predictable spin characteristic of Vokey wedges was evident with the L Grind, making it easy to control shots and hold greens. Players can experiment with different shot shapes and trajectories using the L Grind, as it offers a wide range of possibilities. In the sand, the wedge performed well, providing enough bounce for most traps while maintaining control and spin.

Overall, the L Grind is a versatile and reliable option for golfers looking for a wedge that can handle a variety of conditions and shot types. Despite its 4-degree bounce, the L Grind plays more like a higher bounce sole, making it suitable for players with different playing styles. Whether you need to hit a high-lob shot or a low-spinning shot, the L Grind can handle it all. Its sleek design and performance make it a valuable addition to any golfer’s bag, offering confidence and consistency around the greens. Consider adding the L Grind to your wedge arsenal for enhanced versatility and shot-making capabilities on the course.

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