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Loft, bounce and grind options for two wedges golfers cross-shop. Cleveland RTZ and Titleist Vokey SM11 each have a full page.
| Spec | Cleveland RTZ | Titleist Vokey SM11 |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Tour Grind | Tour Grind |
| Model year | 2025 | 2026 |
| Loft options | 46° to 64° | 44° to 60° |
| Bounce range | 4° to 12° | 4° to 14° |
| Grinds | Adapt, Full, Low, Mid | D, F, F-High, F-Low, K, K-Wide, L, M, S, T |
| Finishes | chrome | chrome |
| MSRP | $149.99 | $179.99 |
| Technology | Forged, Progressive Lofts, Variable Face Thickness | Forged, Progressive Lofts, Raw Face |
| Loft | Cleveland RTZ | Titleist Vokey SM11 |
|---|---|---|
| 44° | - | 10° F |
| 46° | 8° Mid | 10° F |
| 48° | 8° Mid | 10° F |
| 50° | 10° Mid | 8° F-Low, 8° F, 12° F-High, 12° F |
| 52° | 10° Mid | 8° F-Low, 8° F, 12° F-High, 12° F |
| 54° | 8° Adapt, 10° Mid, 12° Full | 8° M, 10° S, 12° D, 14° K, 14° F |
| 56° | 8° Adapt, 10° Mid, 12° Full | 8° M, 10° S, 12° D, 14° K, 14° F |
| 58° | 8° Adapt, 10° Mid, 12° Full | 4° L, 4° T, 6° K, 8° M, 10° S, 12° D, 12° K-Wide |
| 59° | 6° Low | - |
| 60° | 4° Low, 8° Adapt, 10° Mid, 12° Full | 4° T, 4° L, 6° K, 8° M, 10° S, 10° T, 12° K-Wide, 12° D |
| 62° | 4° Low | - |
| 64° | 8° Adapt | - |
Each cell lists bounce and grind options on file for that loft; retailers and fitters may carry more.
The Titleist Vokey SM11 and the Cleveland RTZ are both forged tour grind wedges with progressive lofts and a chrome finish, so the gap between them comes down to fitting range and price. The Vokey SM11 offers 10 grinds and bounce from 4° to 14°, against 4 grinds and 4° to 12° on the RTZ. That makes the Vokey SM11 easier to match to your attack angle and turf, and only it carries a Raw Face. The RTZ counters with a wider loft spread, 46° to 64° across 11 lofts compared with 44° to 60° across 9, which helps if you need a 62° or 64° lob wedge. It also uses Variable Face Thickness and costs $149.99 per wedge, $30 less than the Vokey SM11 at $179.99.
If feel and precise sole fitting matter most, the Vokey SM11 is the pick. Its grind menu is simply deeper, and it is the newer design from 2026. If price leads, or you want lofts above 60°, the Cleveland RTZ does the job for less, and as the 2025 model it is the one more likely to turn up discounted. Neither choice is wrong. The RTZ saves money, the Vokey SM11 buys options.