DaveGoodrich

I don't know. I don't struggle hitting a low-flighted 23* (4) hybrid out from under tree branches, etc. But I'm not a high speed guy (95 mph driver), so the extra spin helps that shot carry farther than a 4 iron "stinger" would, because it doesn't spin enough. I also use a small "players" hybrid (Adams pro mini) at iron length. I think the shorter length helps make it easier to de-loft.

If it is digging for you on square-faced shots, then you need more bounce. The M may be a good one to try - moderate bounce with enough relief to make it usable when it's pretty firm. And it's easy to find used. If you like the way the T plays, but just want a bit more bounce, that's the V.

It's funny, the SM5's have always looked biggest at address to me too. Even though, when I compare them side-by-side with other vokey series, they are essentially the same size. Must be something subtle about the shaping. The tour chrome SM-5's look especially huge. Unfortunately, I don't think vokey publishes the dimensions for each series.