Sky marks on woods

[eltub1]

Anyone got any good tips on how to get rid of sky/scuff marks on a wood...would t cut or something like that work ?

 

[Matty]

I've got a few and while they are annoying initially once you've added a few more!!

I've heard that t-cut works well for minor scratches but I've never used it myself - my sky marks were far too deep for that.

 

[sawtooth]

its not a permanent fix but i've used a black sharpie pen with kiwi instant shoe shine stuff to give it back a gloss look. Need to re-apply from time to time.

 

[Qwerty]

I bought a second hand G15 4 wood off Ebay with a few marks and the black sharpie did the trick. you can now only notice it if you're really looking for it.
But I suppose it really depends on the colour/ finish of the club.

 

[Smiffy]

I remember first time out with my i15 5 wood.
Teed the ball up too high (forgot I was using a 5) and went right underneath it.
You should have seen the marks it left...I could have cried, especially as I blobbed the fecking hole.

 

[swanny32]

It has to be one of the worst feelings in golf, not only have you left a ruddy great scratch on the top of your club you have also hit a terrible shot.

Going to give the sharpie a bash though. Good idea.

 

[viscount17]

don't use the normal tee-cut, it's too abrasive. there is one for metallic/pearlescent finishes which is kinder.

very small quantity on very soft cloth