Vokey vs nike sv wedges

[seanyg]

i just gota 48* vokey and i tried out the nike but it just didnt feel right and i havent had a chance to hit a range or anything to try the vokey in a real siutation but in my backyard it hit great and was alot better than my unknown pw i had be4 ha i feel i made the right decision with the vokey the nike did seem heavier and when i swung it wasnt comfterable in a way same with the callaways

[enis750]

at address, i cant tell the difference between the two
i think they look identical
i love my vokeys and i swear they are what keeps me in the game somedays

allthough i am looking to change it up, i am considering the VR or SV's
BUT.....why fix what aint broker??? right??.......

good luck w your decision :)

[Guest]

I side with Nike.
As a hight handicapper I was a bit concerned with blade style clubs. After testing a few different ones (titleist Vokey Design, Taylormade and Nike Victory Red) I immediately understood that that is a non-issue. In fact these wedges (I got the 52, 56 and 60) are all easy to shoot high and straight. These Nikes feel immediately a bit heavier than the competition, and thanks to the stiff shaft, also a bit "harder" to swing. I say that in a positive connotation, as it seem to make it easier to concentrate and calibrate your efforts in the shot. It is very rewarding to play with different shots, trying to shape and control distance and spin. I had read other comments regarding the abrasiveness of the grooves, but these clubs REALLY shred balls, you literally have to remove pieces of the ball from the grooves. I expect this trait to dull up as I hit more balls (hopefully!). Great clubs, always happy to hit them.

[haapamaki]

hey there, I have played vokeys in my first good set, but then i switched over to nike sv wedges, 52* and 60*... At first the spin was really noticeable, but now i see more of a consistant spin rate. I've also picked up a nike vr forged 56*... if you want to rip off covers on your golf ball i highly suggest a set of these!

I'm definately going to convert my wedge set over to the older vr with sharp square grooves.

best of luck