Low Bounce K

RE: Low Bounce K

Lou G — Mon, 12 May 2025 05:55:29 GMT

58-06K beats 60-14K (58*) hands down. It and V grind are a lock. My backups are in the attachment M and D (56-58) for Torrey and the local wedge for Sunday Bag.www.titleist.com/.../f5db7a2xc0degjmjyksd

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Frank P — Mon, 05 May 2025 23:44:46 GMT

As I said in another post, my Low Bounce K Grind 58 is "Money in the Bank". Bunkers, tight lies or close shots in the rough.

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Lou G — Sun, 04 May 2025 16:55:22 GMT

Low K and V are the combo. For Torrey, M and high K.

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david h — Sat, 26 Apr 2025 16:00:40 GMT

love the low bounce k

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Lou G — Fri, 18 Apr 2025 20:49:43 GMT

Update: what one sees in my thumbnail is my basic golf bag. The SM10 58-06K chrome has been a "lock" for a month now. I was talked into trying out the SM9 Wedgeworks 58-06K over a year ago. Also briefly tried the 58K* and SM10 60-06K jet black. The 60-06K Wedgeworks (which was a trade for the SM9 58-06K) was in and out but didn't do quite as much as a 62-08M (61*). 58-06K was way better overall vs 62-08M (picked the ball better off hard lies, got out of soft bunkers at Riverwalk). With a minor adjustment to the way I swing the 58-06K (more of a sweep), it equals the 58-14K out of soft bunkers. It is a nice "in between" for the "traditional" 56-60 setup. I'm currently carrying an SM9 56-14F and 60-10S to make 14 clubs. I also have a 60-12D set to 58 that I've used the past couple rounds. The BIG test for my wedge lineup was a rather large practice bunker with wet sand at Admiral Baker in San Diego; on the left is the pitching area and the right is a very small practice green. I could clear the lip with the 58-06K. 52* (a 54-14F) stopped about 10 feet short of the flag on the pitching green. The 60-10S was literally a foot from the 58-06K; however, I can play the latter a little more forward in the stance. the K gives an additional 2 yards vs the S (which is expected). The F and S grinds I had to play a bit back to get under the ball.

RE: Low Bounce K

Lou G — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 22:01:19 GMT

I keep a 60-06K, 60-04T and 62-08M (61*). I also have had a “Phil 64” wedge for 6 years now. I use either the T or low bounce K to augment the 58-12D and 64/10 PM Grind. I use the 62-08M as a standalone lob wedge and set to 61* because it works better in various conditions.

Where the M and T grind win out vs low-K is distance on full swings or full pitches. Plus flop shots. Low K grind is better vs M for hard lies and better for soft lies vs T grind.

Standard K grind vs D grind is similar (58-12D vs 60-14K set to 58). K picks the ball better vs D but the latter is better on flop shots. Torrey Pines is a K grind course for bunkers and various other.

It all boils down to course conditions.

Not particularly a fan of K*. I got a 58K* to try out. Ok out of soft bunkers and most lies. It is horrendous on hard pan.

The other test I have is pitching downhill from a mound. This is where the T and M win out.

RE: Low Bounce K

Chris92009 — Tue, 28 Jan 2025 13:00:31 GMT

Yes, like others have stated this is a club that can be used out of a variety of lies on the course. I have played this model and the std high bounce model and they are amazing IMHO

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ERisch — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 15:24:47 GMT

Titleist drives me crazy with these Vokey wedges. I purchased the WedgeWorks 06K with grind options (read: additional cost) to match the K*. Two months later WedgeWorks releases the K*. Another two months later and the 06K is a standard option through Titleist.

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Kimberly Bailey — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 03:04:13 GMT

I put a reminder on my calendar for March oil can low K wedge, what a swank finish.

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Lou G — Tue, 17 Dec 2024 01:19:23 GMT

What one sees in my bag is my current setup 46-50-54-58-62.

The below image has my spare 8 iron with. 54-12D, 58K* (59), “Phil” 64/10. The K* plays almost like M grind with the loft 1* weak. www.titleist.com/.../r94xzgha0bug8sci15ru

RE: Low Bounce K

Lou G — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 18:09:13 GMT

I’ve been using the 60-06K on and off since about April. I traded it in awhile ago and bought it back yesterday (after discount) along with an SM10 60-14K since I had enough store credit (with $29 left over on a gift card).

I was able to acquire a 58K* last week for $45 net after trading in a GT2 7 wood (didn’t really lose money because I got it on store credit from Golf Mart).

I took the 58K* to the course last Wed. It was horrendous out of slightly soft sand but did Ok on a couple hard pan lies. I set the loft to 59* and it was a little more versatile (there is a sandbox at a neighborhood park that I use to practice soft sand).

Yesterday took the 58K*, 62-08M and a PM Grind 64 to the practice green and pitching area. As expected, there was a distance gap between the K* and 64. The K* and 62-08M were pretty equal except for the K* had 3 yards more distance. They were about equal out of the practice bunker (which is pretty hard).

This morning, took the 60K and 58K* to the clubhouse practice green and pitching area. The practice green has a spot with a hard pan lie. The pitching area has a deep bunker with very hard sand and there are spots with thick grass. Both clubs are 59* loft. The 60K had considerably better distance on full swings (about 5-7 yards). The 58K* was better out of thick grass.

So my path forward is to use the 60K with my 58-14K (56*) and 62-08M. I pair up the 58K* with my 64 and use them in place of the 62-08M. www.titleist.com/.../xkqzo1yuwvinnfwfxkzm

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Lou G — Sat, 30 Nov 2024 19:50:17 GMT

[quote user="Steve M"]I'm getting ready to order the new LBK*

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I got talked into the 58K* by a local club fitter/repair guy.www.titleist.com/.../bg9b4rnezrbtg60gp8hm www.titleist.com/.../iaiabvpct3vs8h9lhcws

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Lou G — Sat, 30 Nov 2024 19:48:51 GMT

The 58K* is in the attached image paired with an SM9 54-12D. I current have the loft at 59* since it is in between the 58-14K (56*) and 62-08M. The 2nd image my basic playing bag. www.titleist.com/.../bg9b4rnezrbtg60gp8hm www.titleist.com/.../iaiabvpct3vs8h9lhcws

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Steve M — Tue, 05 Nov 2024 20:55:23 GMT

I'm getting ready to order the new LBK*

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Lou G — Mon, 14 Oct 2024 22:57:10 GMT

I’m lovin’ it! Put a 58-12D (57*) as an in between club for the 54-10S and it.

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Manny A — Mon, 14 Oct 2024 17:47:41 GMT

I put the low bounce T grind because the bunkers are firm and not fluffy sand. I would love the Low Bounce K and give it a shot. Should make the game a little more interesting. Thanks

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Lou G — Sat, 12 Oct 2024 19:09:14 GMT

[quote user="RupertPumkin"]What's up Mike!

So... In my humble opinion, the SM10 LB K Grind is a MUST have in my & your future bag, all year round ‍♂️
Not only is it a cheat code, in general, but for the most part in ANY/ALL types of bunkers (firm/soft/heavy or light). Particularly, "White Sand", aka "Tour Grade" or "Augusta White" Sand.
The LBK allows me to hit easier "splash-out" shots out of bunkers, per the unique 6° of bounce, versatile sole & ground. On that note, Its the perfect combination of "FEEL" and "TOUCH" interaction through the turf

........ Not to mention it's also a WedgeWorks Grind!! You'll have an ample amount of customizable options like adding EVEN MORE "Trailing Edge Relief" for fuller/square face shots OR adding "Heel Relief" for finessing shot shapes on tight lies & playability.

You convinced, yet????

Ultimately... It all comes down to playing style & shot preference; But, in the end we all want to be in the "players category."
Residing in the East Coast, b/c of the humidity & full four seasons, it feels as if I play on different course conditions almost every time. Incredibly, theres no reason for me to take it out of my bag!! Just have to adapt to the days weather conditions whether it be firm, grainy, or soft fairways and/or greens

Hope that helped, Bubba! Cheers!!

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I just picked up a 60-06K at Golf Mart for $99 (it is one I actually traded in before). Put it alongside my SM6 60-12K (59*). They are just about equal. The SM6 beats it by 2 yards on a longer pitch or full swing. About equal out of soft sand. Where the low bounce wins is open face flop shots. The low K is pretty versatile.

RE: Low Bounce K

RupertPumkin — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 07:47:39 GMT

What's up Mike!

So... In my humble opinion, the SM10 LB K Grind is a MUST have in my & your future bag, all year round ‍♂️
Not only is it a cheat code, in general, but for the most part in ANY/ALL types of bunkers (firm/soft/heavy or light). Particularly, "White Sand", aka "Tour Grade" or "Augusta White" Sand.
The LBK allows me to hit easier "splash-out" shots out of bunkers, per the unique 6° of bounce, versatile sole & ground. On that note, Its the perfect combination of "FEEL" and "TOUCH" interaction through the turf

........ Not to mention it's also a WedgeWorks Grind!! You'll have an ample amount of customizable options like adding EVEN MORE "Trailing Edge Relief" for fuller/square face shots OR adding "Heel Relief" for finessing shot shapes on tight lies & playability.

You convinced, yet????

Ultimately... It all comes down to playing style & shot preference; But, in the end we all want to be in the "players category."
Residing in the East Coast, b/c of the humidity & full four seasons, it feels as if I play on different course conditions almost every time. Incredibly, theres no reason for me to take it out of my bag!! Just have to adapt to the days weather conditions whether it be firm, grainy, or soft fairways and/or greens

Hope that helped, Bubba! Cheers!!

RE: Low Bounce K

Lou G — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 23:51:45 GMT

[quote user="Mike M"]

Hello everyone. Has anyone out there played the new SM10 Low Bounce K ? Apparently it has a wide sole and only .06 degrees of bounce. It's supposed to be great in the bunker and around the green.

Thanks

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It combines the best of T grind and K grind in one.