The Vokey SM9 replaced the SM8 in February 2022, with pre-orders from February 17. Titleist kept the SM8's forward center of gravity but reworked how it rises with loft, using progressively longer hosels and a tapered weight pad in the toe, because the SM8 had struggled to hold that forward CG in high-loft heads on open-face shots. Grooves are cut by loft, narrower and deeper from 46 to 54 degrees and wider and shallower from 56 up, and the impact zone is heat treated, which Titleist said doubles groove durability. The lineup was 23 heads from 46 to 62 degrees in six grinds (F, S, M, K, L, D) with bounce from 4 to 14 degrees, stock with Dynamic Gold S200 and a Tour Velvet 360 White grip. Finishes were Tour Chrome, Brushed Steel and Jet Black, with Raw by custom order. The SM10 took over in early 2024. Used, the SM9 is a sensible middle ground among recent Vokeys: heat-treated grooves, the full grind menu, and enough listings that you can afford to be picky about groove condition. It suits any handicap that is fitted for the right bounce, since the grind choice matters more than the generation.
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Buying guide · Oct 4, 2026
About 193 SM9s are listed, and most complete wedges ask $85–110 delivered. The SM9 (2022) has heat-treated grooves, but a 56, 58 or 60 that has seen a few seasons of bunker play still loses spin, so ask for a close, angled face photo and look for crisp groove edges in the strike area. Match the stamp to a real SM9 combination (for example 56.14F, 58.10S or 60.08M; a T grind or odd stamp is a custom order or a warning) and confirm it's an SM9 head, since SM8 and SM10 heads get mislabeled. Note any lie or length changes, such as the 3° flat 60 here, which only suit some players.
$73.61est. delivered
About $74 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, under the band. It's a 56.10 with the stock Vokey wedge flex shaft and a Tour Velvet grip; the title doesn't give the grind letter, so check the stamp and ask for a face photo.
Titleist Vokey SM9 Spin Milled Wedge, 56.10, Vokey Wedge Flex shaft, Tour Velvet
$78.52est. delivered
About $79 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller, below the band for a 56.14F, a real SM9 combination, with the stock wedge flex steel shaft. The high bounce suits soft sand and steeper swings.
Titleist Vokey Design SM9 56-14F Sand Wedge RH Steel Shaft Wedge Flex 1pc
$98.99delivered
A Jet Black 56.10S, the standard mid-bounce sand wedge, from a 99.7% golf reseller at about $99 with free shipping, mid band. The shaft is listed as AMT Black steel rather than the stock S200, and the seller grades it Good.
Titleist Vokey Sm9 Jet Black S Grind Wedge 56°-10 Amt Black Stl Good
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Used$73.61est. delivered
$64.99 + $8.62 shipping
Buy It Now$64.99
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Good buy
A 56.10 with the stock wedge flex shaft at about $74 delivered, the lowest complete SM9 here.
Seller: david-saint-hubbins
100% positive
Used$78.52est. delivered
$61.00 + $17.52 shipping
Buy It Now$61.00
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A 56.14F, a valid SM9 combo, at about $79 delivered with Best Offer from a 100% seller.
Seller: jfagel226
100% positive
Used$98.99delivered
$98.99 · free shipping
Buy It Now$98.99
Good buy
Jet Black 56.10S graded Good by a big reseller, about $99 with free shipping.
Seller: mikesgolfoutlet
99.7% positive
Used$89.24delivered
$89.24 · free shipping
Buy It Now$89.24
Our take
A Tour Chrome 58.10S with a heavier Dynamic Gold S400 shaft, graded VG, about $89 with free shipping.
Seller: globalgolf
99.6% positive
Used$97.94est. delivered
$84.99 + $12.95 shipping
Buy It Now$84.99
Our take
A 50.08F gap wedge with a KBS Tour V shaft, about $98 delivered.
Seller: nationalgolf2
100% positive
Used$110.03est. delivered
$98.00 + $12.03 shipping
Buy It Now$98.00
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Our take
A 60 M grind bent 3° flat per the title, about $110 delivered; only buy it if you play flat lie wedges.
Seller: koce-core
100% positive
Used$147.65est. delivered
$139.99 + $7.66 shipping
Buy It Now$139.99
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Our take
Titled excellent, but about $148 delivered is roughly $38 over the band and the title doesn't give bounce or grind.
Seller: north_iowa_golf
100% positive
Used$149.84est. delivered
$134.99 + $14.85 shipping
Buy It Now$134.99
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Our take
Titled WedgeWorks with a DG Spinner shaft at about $150 delivered, about $40 over the band; ask for a photo of the WedgeWorks stamping and the grind.
Seller: nextshotgolfretail
100% positive
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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.
Grips, tape and solvent
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.
Impact tape
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