yes, you can buy a tool and will be effective to a degree, depending on how badly they are worn, here are some other threads, Re-Grooving ques? Re-Grooving ques?
mike
Where can I get my wedges regrooved? or can i just go buy a tool myself for it?
Thanks in advance!
Golfsmith has a tool that is not expensive at all. You need a vise to hold the club and simply run the tool along the grooves 3-4 times and your done. Edges are nice and sharp and grooves are clean and pure again.
Golfsmith has a tool that is not expensive at all. You need a vise to hold the club and simply run the tool along the grooves 3-4 times and your done. Edges are nice and sharp and grooves are clean and pure again.
thanks for the help, biggieron33, i wasn't too sharp on that one. i may have to get that tool myself.
A regrooving tool ($30.00 at GolfSmiths) may do the job for you but I HIGHLY recommend that you practice on an old club before trying it on one of your good clubs. One slip and you've got a bad scar on the club face.
Not that I'd know that from personal experience or anything.
Yep! Guy stopped in today asking what he did wrong with his new regrooving tool. I was amazed at the damage. He then asked why I pin shafts that I install, and how it ...."wasn't necessary".
Had to broom the guy as I am trying to machine some experimental clubheads from a Chinese foundry.
April 13th, 2006, 11:34 PM
Yep! Guy stopped in today asking what he did wrong with his new regrooving tool. I was amazed at the damage. He then asked why I pin shafts that I install, and how it ...."wasn't necessary". 
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