pllusy

I love my irons that i have had for years and dont want to change them, but as they are getting older I have noticed that the grooves are getting a bit worn and I'm not getting as much check on the ball as I used to.

I remember someone having a groove cutting tool years ago but cant seem to find one anywhere. are they still available and if so where can I buy one?

white_tiger_137

I'm not sure about buying your own regrooving tool, but most manufactures will do it for you for a small fee. The downside of this is your might have to take a week off golf while their being worked on.

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pllusy,

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pllusy

thats exactly what I am looking for thanks JP.

300Yards

Word of caution, however...the cutting wheels don't last very long.(as in after 4 grooves, their done for!)If your going to buy some, but some extra wheels too!

wildwilly911

check here have sold 50 plus with no bad feedback
http://www.golfforum.com/buy-trade-s...sharpener.html

65nlovenit

If you don't get too carried away, you can probably accomplish the same thing with a Dremel tool and a couple of their fine or extra fine grinding wheels. I use the Dremel and WD40 to clean my clubs (wire wheels) at the end of the season, you just got to keep the revs down or you'll go through wheels like their going out of style. Just a suggestion....

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300Yards

What wheels fit into the grooves??? I tried that last night, and my grinding wheel wouldn't even fit down in it! What were you useing??

wildwilly911

he is talking the cut off wheels for the dremal, there really thin, make sure your square to the groove or youll do more harm than good

300Yards

So was I..I typed the wrong thing..the cut off wheels are too big.