Groovy Problem

[Wildrover]

Do any of the wise old sages of the GM Forum know if it's possible to get the grooves on a lob wedge re-cut or something? I love my 60deg Cleveland lobber but the grooves are so worn I'm struggling with spin and getting a few "fliers" as well now. I've looked at new ones but they just aren't the same.

 

[Ken_A]

How bout golfbidder? I see they have some old wedges.

 

[Doh]

Yes you can get them re-cut a local pro should be able to do it for you.
You can buy your own regroving tool off ebay but be careful you dont make them illegal.

 

[The23rdman]

Try this, mate Groovy Tool!

 

[Wildrover]

Thanks Guys, like the look of the groovy tool, even if it's just for the name.

 

[RGuk]

If you value your clubs and don't want to go the "new" route, I'd say drop them into a local pro shop. It'll be a cheap job and worth the investment.

 

[3636]

im sure grooves are mild in the face,i dont think a
pro will have a machine to re-cut them.Useing a hand tool you will need to be very careful you dont make a mess
of the club.You could try a club maker if you now eny
they may be able to help you.
3636 billy

 

[Kaizer_Soze]

Like the look of the 'groovy tool' , think I'll invest in one myself. The pro shop has quoted me £5 per club for this service. If your confident enough to do your own repairs it makes sense.

 

[Wildrover]

I'll get one and try it on an old club first I think.

 

[RGuk]

im sure grooves are mild in the face,i dont think a
pro will have a machine to re-cut them.Useing a hand tool you will need to be very careful you dont make a mess
of the club. You could try a club maker
they may be able to help you.

Yes, I didn't mean an average joe pro, I meant someone with the equipment....my pro (at the course) couldn't, but the driving range pro could, 'cause he has all the gubbins.
For £5....I'd say it's a BIG mistake to do it yourself....come on £5!, a bargain compared to risking it yourself. False economy to me.....i.m.o.