Titleist have released a limited-edition Oil Can finish for the Vokey SM10 wedges in homage to the classic copper look from 25 years ago.
The Oil Can wedges have all the benefits of the hugely popular standard version of the Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges, including the combination of 27 different loft and bounce options.
The new Oil Can finish features a rich copper tone achieved through a PVD treatment, designed to minimize reflectivity and maximize durability.
The limited edition model also comes with a custom copper-colored Golf Pride Z-Grip Cord grip with BV Wings and with the choice of two Oil Can-only engravings in this unique version.
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Titleist SM10 Vokey Oil Can Wedges Specs & Design
The SM10s are among the most player on tour and the fifth generation of Titleist’s premium range, and now have a special one-off Oil Can finish in this limited edition version.
Achieved through a PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) treatment, the wedge has a distinctive copper-like appearance and has been launched to mark 2025 since the Vokey 200 Series wedges hit the shelves.
The finish tends to develop a natural rust patina over time, which can potentially impact spin and aesthetics, and is also designed to minimize sun glare on the golf course.
Aside from the looks, the Oil Can wedges are the same design as the SM10s with patented Spin Milled groove technology providing maximum spin and control.
The engineering process features each groove cut to the edge for optimal performance with deeper grooves in lower lofts (46-54 degrees) and shallower grooves in 56-62 degrees, as well as “micro grooves” for the ultimate face control.
The wedges feature a progressive center of gravity which is uniquely calibrated for each loft, enhancing flight, accuracy and forgiveness in equal measure in the SM10s.
There is also localized heat treatment on the impact area of the wedges that doubles the durability of the grooves, ensuring long-lasting performance.
The lofts range from 46-62 degrees with a variety of lofts available across six different grinds – D, F, K, M, S and T.
D grind is for players with a steep angle of attack, F grind in multi-purpose, K grind is for soft conditions, M grind best suits a shallower swing path, S grind has a full sole and suits firm conditions and the new T grind has low bounce and a narrow sole.
Titleist Oil Can SM10 Vokey Wedges Review: Are they any good?
The SM10 wedges are among the best there is and this limited edition model is a nice touch to bygone eras and the early days of this series.
You get all the same benefits of the standard SM10 Vokeys, just in a unique color of the Oil Can copper.
They are a very good looking wedge set, perhaps not the color preference of everything, will 27 different loft and grind combos and unique alternative to the standard model.
FAQs
When are the Titleist Oil Can Wedges being released?
The wedges were unveiled in January 2025 and are on sale from March 2025.
How much do Titleist SM10 Oil Can wedges cost?
The SM10 wedges retail at around $249 per wedge.
What are the Titleist Vokey SM10 Oil Can wedges specs?
The SM10 range is available in lofts from 46-62 degrees across six different grinds – D, F, K, M, S and T.
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