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China's $29 Wedges Just Destroyed Titleist's Vokey Empire — Here's How

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China's $29 Wedges Just Destroyed Titleist's Vokey Empire — Here's How

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https://thegolfpricegap.netlify.app/?v=wed... The Complete Golf Price Gap Library (4 books, every price dated, every fact sourced), with The Smart Bag: a full, fitted set for a fraction of the price, wedges included. A new Titleist Vokey SM11 wedge costs $199. On Temu, a wedge that looks a lot like it sells for around $30. So does the cheap one spin? We went through the public launch monitor tests, from Gary Martin Golf to Yes Life Golf, Golf Mad Dad, Golf W.O.F and Embers Golf, and found something most golfers never check: what really decides how much your wedge spins is not on the price tag. In this video: Bob Vokey: from a phone company job to the No. 1 wedge on the PGA Tour The Vokey empire: Acushnet, the $1.225 billion sale of 2011, and 27 setups of the SM11 Who builds wedges on both sides: cast heads, Temu brands like Vermilion Bird, Lashonda and Calong, and direct brands like Takomo The public spin tests: where the cheap wedge came close, where it spun more, and where it fell apart The 2010 groove rule, and why a high spin number is a reason to check, not a reason to celebrate Where the Vokey still wins: grinds, consistency, matched sets, the rules, durability Fake Vokeys: why a counterfeit is never the bargain Groove wear: the MyGolfSpy and Titleist numbers after 75 rounds, and how to check the wedge already in your bag Get the full library here: https://thegolfpricegap.netlify.app/?v=wed... Please note: Prices are retail and marketplace prices as of October 2026 and change often. Check the current price before you buy. The spin figures in this video come from public tests by third parties, named in the video (Golf Mad Dad, Yes Life Golf, Gary Martin Golf, Golf W.O.F, Embers Golf, H.I.T Golf, SAS Golf, MyGolfSpy and Titleist). We did not test any wedge ourselves. Those tests used different wedges, lofts, balls and conditions. If you play in competitions that use the USGA/R&A groove rule, use a conforming wedge: check it in the USGA/R&A club database, and ask the committee if you are not sure. If you buy online, use a store with a clear return policy and pay with a card or service that protects your purchase. Lookalike wedges with their own brand name are not counterfeits. A wedge with a famous logo sold for a fraction of the price by an unknown seller may be a counterfeit: avoid it. This channel is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Titleist, Acushnet, Temu, Takomo, TaylorMade, Callaway or any brand, store or marketplace mentioned. Brand names are used only to identify products. If this saved you money, subscribe for the next price gap. #golf #golfwedges #vokey