Titleist SM10 Tour Chrome Wedge

Titleist Vokey SM10 Wedge — Tour Chrome

The most played wedge on professional tours, with grooves cut individually by loft and a CG calibrated per iron. SM10 is what happens when wedge design is treated as precision engineering rather than manufacturing.

The SM10 replaces the SM9 with two meaningful changes: a progressive CG that shifts higher and forward in the scoring lofts for lower, more controlled flight, and six grinds including the new T Grind for players who want maximum sole relief and shotmaking versatility.

Why It Works

• Individually cut Spin Milled grooves by loft: Narrower, deeper grooves in lower lofts (46-54°) for maximum spin on full shots. Wider, shallower grooves in higher lofts (56-62°) for spin from sand and rough where wider grooves clear debris more effectively. Micro-grooves between each main groove add spin on partial shots. Every wedge is 100% inspected before leaving the facility.
• Localised heat treatment on the impact area: Doubles groove durability without altering feel. Most wedge grooves wear down within a season of regular play. SM10's heat-treated grooves maintain performance significantly longer before needing replacement.
• Progressive CG calibrated individually per loft: In the higher lofts, CG shifts higher and forward toward the face. Higher CG in scoring clubs produces lower, more controlled flight that holds its line rather than ballooning. Combined with increased MOI, the result is more consistent trajectory and better accuracy on the shots that actually save strokes.
• Six tour-proven grinds: More grind options than any other wedge line in golf, each developed through direct work with tour players across different swing types and course conditions.

Choosing Your Grind

This is the decision that determines whether SM10 performs as designed or fights your swing on every shot. Get it right and it's the last wedge conversation you'll need to have for years.

Quick guide: Steep swing or soft turf, go higher bounce (D or K). Shallow, sweeping swing or firm turf, go lower bounce (S or T). Play a mix of conditions and like to open the face, M Grind covers most scenarios. Prefer a traditional feel with square face shots, F Grind.

Not sure? Contact DGS before ordering. The wrong grind costs you more than the right one gives back.

Who It's For

Low-to-mid handicappers who rely on their short game to score and want a properly fitted wedge setup rather than whatever came with their iron set. The precision of SM10's groove engineering and CG placement rewards players who practise their wedge game regularly.

Higher handicappers can benefit too, but only with the right grind. A poorly matched sole will undermine the groove performance on every shot.

Technical Specifications