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The A+ Grind wedge is closely associated with the renowned Vokey WedgeWorks A Grind. Created through a collaboration between Vokey Tour Representative Aaron Dill and U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy, the A Grind was designed specifically for a player seeking a wedge that would navigate through firm turf more efficiently than the L Grind. By incorporating Ogilvy's insights, Dill refined the design by removing the ribbon from the L Grind, resulting in a smoother sole that penetrates the ground with reduced resistance.
Previously known on tour as the AD+ Grind, the A+ Grind has been tailored with similar enhancements for golfers who appreciate the feel of the A Grind sole yet require additional sole width and bounce due to their swing delivery. Instead of utilising the L Grind that Ogilvy preferred, Dill adjusted the grind lines of an M Grind to create this unique option.
“On Tour over the years, we started seeing some loyal M Grind players who were finding that sole to be a little too bouncy for their liking,” remarked Dill. “A+ comes from taking their gamer M Grind and removing the ribbon from the centre of the sole. These players discovered that the leading edge of the A+ sat slightly lower, allowing the wedge to glide faster through the ground. This improvement unlocked greater versatility based on their specific swing style.”
The A+ Grind is an excellent choice for golfers who prefer a smooth and fast-feeling wedge and utilise a neutral angle of attack across various playing conditions.
- Finish: Raw
- Available Lofts: 58° and 60° RH
- Effective Bounce: 8°
- Dexterity: RH ONLY
What is the difference between the WW A+ Grind and SM10 M Grind and WW A Grind?
A+ vs M: The A+ is derived from an M Grind. By smoothing out the grind lines or ribbon on the sole, it transforms into an A+. Players who might experience the ribbon contacting or bouncing off the turf on certain shots may favour the enhanced feel of the A+. This refinement enables the club to glide through the turf with less resistance.
A+ vs A: Both wedges share similarities in that their designs originated from smoothing out grind lines. The name A+ signifies that it is a comparable grind to the A Grind but features more (+) width and increased (+) bounce than the A Grind. The A+ still maintains a smooth interaction with the turf but is designed for players who require the club to dig less compared to the A Grind.
