4LEX
Well-known member
Does anyone have any on their clubs? If so what's the best place to have them done?! Asking for someone who bought a kit online, tried himself and managed to destroy a Vokey wedge 
Putter and wedge stamping
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Britishshooting
Club Champion
Does anyone have any on their clubs? If so what's the best place to have them done?! Asking for someone who bought a kit online, tried himself and managed to destroy a Vokey wedge
You need a really stable base, so that when you give it a good whack all the energy is exerted into the wedge and it doesn't bounce.
Always practice on a redundant old wedge that doesn't matter. It can look terrible quickly if done wrong.
There are a few youtube videos around it.
Not something i'd bother doing myself for these reasons, one of my scotties is stamped but it was at the custom shop not by me.
Jacko_G
Blackballed
It's also down to the quality of the stamps that he is using. A lot of force is required to get it done properly.
Cheap stamps won't work well at all.
I had a putter stamped when it was given a make over by Chris Finch and it looks amazing. A job best left to the professionals.
Cheap stamps won't work well at all.
I had a putter stamped when it was given a make over by Chris Finch and it looks amazing. A job best left to the professionals.
matt71
Tour Rookie
2nd Chris Finch - my captain at our gaff had his Scotty done by him
And it’s awesome !
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ICY Golf engrave rather than stamp wedges. Better result and the process far less likely to damage the clubhead.
mhwgc
Assistant Pro
As others have said, let the professionals do it. Remember that stamping initials on putters and wedges will seriously affect their value!
Britishshooting
Club Champion
Got my Studio Design 1 going in to him for Black Oxide Finish and paint infill can't wait to get it back.
4LEX
Well-known member
Cheers for the advice! To be fair it was a budget set of stamps and I wasn't using a vice! It wasn't a new wedge so wasn't too bothered.
Bazz
Q-School Graduate
Chris Finch, bloody good rep.
