Wedges are some of the most important clubs in the bag, and sometimes the most misunderstood. Most golfers pick a loft and move on. The bounce, sole grind, and how those interact with a specific attack angle and turf condition? That part rarely gets discussed, let alone properly fitted. In this session, Luke Kerr-Dineen from Golf Digest visits the Titleist Performance Institute in California to work with Vokey PGA Tour rep Aaron Dill - the same person who fits Titleist's tour professionals - to run through the complete SM11 wedge fitting process from the ground up. The philosophy driving everything is contact first, flight second, spin third. When the strike is in the right zone on the face, launch and spin numbers fall into place naturally. When they don't, the instinct to swing harder only makes things worse - higher on the face, lower spin, shorter carry, less control. The SM11 line alone offers 27 different loft, bounce, and grind combinations. In a 54 or 56 degree sand wedge, th...