Titleist Vokey SM10 — Used Value & Resale Guide

The Titleist Vokey SM10 arrived in 2024 as the next generation after SM9, with changes focused on how center of gravity and groove design vary through the loft range. In the higher-lofted SM10 heads — including the 60° reference used on this page — Titleist moved the center of gravity higher and farther forward than in the stronger-lofted wedges.

SM10 also introduced TX9 grooves cut specifically for different loft groups. Higher-lofted heads from 56° through 62° use a wider, shallower groove geometry than the stronger-lofted SM10 wedges. That makes a 60° SM10 more than simply the same head with additional loft.

The 60° SM10 was also offered across several distinct bounce and grind combinations, including T, M, S, D, and K configurations. For used-market comparisons, that means two clubs can both be genuine 60° SM10 wedges while still differing materially in their exact build.