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Anyone here use a groove tool on their clubs? Is it beneficial? Waste of time? Just wonderin'...

more trouble than its worth unless your clubs seriously worn, very easy to scratch your club face, I use a tee a couple times a round and it helps alot and no ugly scratches of the face.

I use one and disagree...I got a few face scratches early on, but I now go over the wedge grooves on a regular basis, kinda like a sharpening steel keeping the edges in line...I get alot of spin through this...

B-n-R, What kind do you use? Where'd you get it???

i have one, i only use it when the dirt gets too hard to get out with a tee or if i don't have anything else to use

I am a fanatical club scrubber. My clubs get sprayed with dawn dish soap water from a squirt bottle and scrubbed with a tooth brush after every outing. Heads and grips. Dirt in the grooves is not a problem, I was just wondering if it was beneficial as far as maintaining consistent spin control.

Yes, it is beneficial to sharpen the blades. Grooves wear down, no matter what brand and type of metal used. Some wear quicker than others.

I use this regrooving tool . . . Golfsmith.com: Golfsmith Deluxe Scoreline Regrooving Tool - Golfsmith . The blades put a sharp edge on the grooves and you can really tell the difference between worn to sharp edges. The ball bites much better.

The kit comes with a triangle blade for v-squares and square blades for u-grooves. The blades attach to a screwdriver type handle. Sharpening the grooves is easy to do after you get the hang of it. Just slide lightly... the blade will edge in on its own.

Pic of the kit. It's worth the price. I'm still on the same blade wheel and I've gone through four or five sets of wedges... PW's, GW's, SW's & LW's. The blades are still have a lot of life left.

That's the one...I just did mine day before yesterday and went out to play...first full wedge I hit spun back off the green into the sand...