The Vokey SM11 is Titleist's 2026 wedge line: six grinds across 27 loft, bounce and grind combinations from 44° to 60°. [1] Fittings began 22 January 2026 and the wedges reached shops on 20 February 2026. [1]
SM11 at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| In shops | 20 February 2026 (fittings from 22 January) |
| Price | $199 steel, $209 graphite, $229 Raw finish |
| Grinds | F, S, M, D, K, T |
| Range | 27 configurations, 44° to 60° |
| New for SM11 | 44.10F option; K grind with 6° bounce (.06K); standard K bounce lowered from 14° to 12° |
All rows from the Titleist newsroom release [1].
Which grind should you pick?
| Grind | Typical player / conditions |
|---|---|
| K (12°) | Widest sole; bounce cut from 14° to 12° for SM11, now matching the D grind's bounce |
| .06K (new) | Low-bounce K, a wider-sole alternative to the T grind; Scheffler has used it |
| T | Low-bounce option (58°) |
| F, S, M, D | Carried over; ask a fitter which matches your swing and turf |
Grind notes from Today's Golfer launch coverage [2]. A fitter watching your divots beats any chart.
Our verdict
If your current wedges are more than a couple of seasons old and the grooves are worn, SM11 is a sensible upgrade. If you own SM10s in good condition, the main reasons to change are the new 44° option or the revised K grind.
FAQ
When did the Vokey SM11 come out?
Fittings started 22 January 2026 and the wedges reached shops on 20 February 2026.
How much is a Vokey SM11 wedge?
$199 with a steel shaft, $209 with graphite, and $229 in the Raw finish.
What grinds does the SM11 come in?
F, S, M, D, K and T, in 27 combinations from 44° to 60°.
What changed from the SM10?
A new 44.10F option, a .06K low-bounce K grind, and the standard K grind bounce lowered from 14° to 12°.
Sources
- Titleist Newsroom — Titleist Introduces New Vokey Design SM11 Wedges (19 Jan 2026)
- Today's Golfer — Titleist Vokey SM11: everything you need to know