The Vokey SM10 was announced in January 2024, opened for pre-order February 15 and reached shops March 8, 2024. It offers 25 loft, bounce and grind combinations in six grinds (F, S, M, K, T, D); the low-bounce T grind joined the regular lineup as 58.04T and 60.04T, and a 54.08M was added as a lower-bounce sand wedge option. Titleist locked one head profile per loft so changing bounce no longer changes the look at address, shifted CG half a millimeter in the 46 to 52 degree heads to reduce a draw bias, and switched the micro-texture between grooves from radial to parallel. Heat treatment on the hitting area, by Titleist's figure, doubles groove life from about 400 to 800 bunker shots. Stock shaft is Dynamic Gold S200; Tour Chrome, Jet Black and Nickel are the standard finishes. The SM11 made its tour debut in January 2026, so SM10s are now reaching the used market in numbers. For a used buyer that means late-model heads, often with plenty of groove life left, but check the photos rather than trusting a 'barely used' line. Pick the grind for your turf and swing first; the generation matters less than getting the bounce right.
Specs
Year released
2024
Model line
Vokey Design Spin Milled (SM10)
Grinds
F, S, M, K, T, D
Stock shaft materials
steel
Stock shafts
True Temper Dynamic Gold S200
⚠What to verify before you buy
Read the stamp as loft, bounce and grind, so 60.04T is a 60 degree head with 4 degrees of bounce in the T grind, and confirm the letter is F, S, M, K, T or D.
Remember that the T grind is stock on the SM10 but was not part of the SM9 stock lineup, so a T stamp is a quick way to tell the two apart.
Confirm the generation from the head, since SM9, SM10 and the 2026 SM11 are often mislabeled in titles.
Identify the finish as Tour Chrome, Jet Black or Nickel, and treat a Raw head as a custom order that will rust by design.
Judge grooves in a close, angled face photo of the strike area, looking for sharp groove edges and the fine parallel texture between them rather than a polished patch.
Check whether the shaft is the stock Dynamic Gold S200 or a swap, and whether the grip and ferrule look factory.
Look over the sole and leading edge for deep dings or grinding marks, since a reshaped sole will not play like its stamp.
About 196 SM10s are listed, and most complete wedges ask $100–130 delivered; one big reseller dominates the listings (capped at three here), so the band rests on few distinct sellers and is a rough guide. The SM10 (2024) is late enough that many heads still have plenty of groove life, but ask for a close face photo rather than trusting a condition grade. Pick the grind for your turf first (F, S, M, K, T or D; the 58.04T and 60.04T are stock on the SM10 and a quick way to tell it from an SM9), and treat a Raw finish or an unusual loft and bounce as a custom order. Avoid 'read description' listings unless the issue is spelled out, and anything priced well over the band without a clear reason.
Listed now
196
For parts
0
Typical ask
$100–$130
Full range
$55–$165
★Cheapest
$89.24delivered
About $89 with free shipping from globalgolf (99.6%), about $11 under the band. It's a Tour Chrome 56.10S, the standard sand wedge setup; the title grades it Value, which suggests visible wear, so ask for a face photo.
Titleist Vokey SM10 Tour Chrome S Grind 56* Sand Wedge 56-10 Value
About $120 with free shipping from globalgolf (99.6%), mid band, for a Tour Chrome 54.08M with the stock Dynamic Gold S200 shaft graded Excellent. That condition matters most on a wedge, so this is the one to pay band money for.
Titleist Vokey SM10 Tour Chrome M Grind 54* Sand Wedge 54-8 DG S200 Excnt
A no-bid auction at $55, about $73 delivered at the current price, with about 23 hours left at capture (ending around Oct 5); the price will likely climb. The title says 'read description', so find out exactly what's wrong with this 56.12D before bidding.
Delivered prices include shipping as eBay quoted it to a US address on Oct 4, 2026. Many sellers charge by distance, so your total may differ; eBay shows your exact total before you buy.
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Delivered prices include shipping as eBay quoted it to a US address on Oct 4, 2026. Many sellers charge by distance, so your total may differ; eBay shows your exact total before you buy.
Used
★Cheapest
Titleist Vokey SM10 Tour Chrome S Grind 56* Sand Wedge 56-10 Value
$89.24delivered
$89.24 · free shipping
Buy It Now$89.24
Good buy
A Tour Chrome 56.10S graded Value at about $89 with free shipping, the cheapest sensible SM10 here.
Titleist Vokey SM10 K Grind Lob Wedge 58 Degree 06 Bounce Raw Finish
$112.98est. delivered
$99.99 + $12.99 shipping
Buy It Now$99.99
Our take
Titled 58° K grind with 6° of bounce and a Raw finish, about $113 delivered; K grinds are normally high bounce, so confirm the stamp and ask whether it was a custom order.
About $165 for a 60.10S titled mint in 'Black Vapor', which isn't one of the stock finishes (Tour Chrome, Jet Black, Nickel); ask what it is before paying $35 over the band.
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Groove brush and towel
Dirt packed in the grooves costs spin more than a little wear does. A stiff brush and a damp towel after each shot keep a used wedge or iron set playing at its best.
Most used clubs arrive on the last owner's grips. If they are shiny, cracked or slick, regripping is the cheapest way to make a used club feel new. Match the grip size to your hands, not to what came off.
Stickers on the face show where you strike it. A few range sessions tell you whether the used head, loft and lie suit your swing while you can still resell it.