Places for Scotty refurb

[BoadieBroadus]

i can stick it in here no problem - probably go up sunday if you want to have a look. not had much success selling scotties here tbh, some of the offers you get are a little on the cheeky side. i'd be looking for the £130 zone. it's never even seen a ball since its been refurbed. i'll stick it up at the weekend. nothing to lose i suppose.

 

[NWJocko]

No problem. I have some before and he sent me photos of it stripped. its a Mizuno t 301 . nice long neck on it.

Should have it in the next few days. :lol:

You get your putter back Gary?

Be interested to see the results....

 

[garyinderry]

Got it yesterday. Will post some before during and after photos.

He had some trouble with the back of it as it had been badly affected by rust.

Happy with how it turned out. He says will knock some money off the bill too as it is not up to his high standards due to the rust. Got to love perfectionists. ☺

Suppose the better condition the putter is in to begin with, the better the finished product will be. Can't polish a turd and all that.

 

[garyinderry]

 

[garyinderry]

 

[NWJocko]

Looks good Gaz :thup:

Better than I expected having looked at the before and during pictures!!

What finish is it?

 

[garyinderry]

http://golfclubrefurbs.vpweb.co.uk/services


I think I went for the cold oxide. I bought a putter from him in the past. He trades on ebay as sportingchance. Great service. Pleasure to do business with.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

That's very good refurb

Looks very smart

 

[NST]

you can send the putter to the Studio via your local pro if he has a Titleist account, problem is it can take up to 3 month for them to turn it around. There is someone on eBay sells a load of Scottys that have been done at PJ's, some going for around £200 or so. I'll see if I can find them then you will see the quality, seems pretty good.

EDIT
found the seller HERE although I'm not to keen on this particular finish.

That's his wife!