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Anyone tried sandpaper to remove scratches on iron heads?
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I wouldn't use anything more abrasive than a Scotch-Brite pad. Scratches are normal and sanding them will remove material from the club head. I clean my heads and grips, regularly, with nothing more than hot water and a soft-bristled brush. -
I didn’t call your post bullshit. I called the tactic bullshit, then pointed out that the article you cited said that she almost certainly doesn’t have to worry much and almost surely should not self quarantine unless she wants to be abundantly cautious. And @Vinsk has not proclaimed he is an expert - medical boards have (or whatever certifies him). The difference matters. Again, take precautions but let’s not all go nuts. -
Played 18 today. Having success controlling my tempo on the tee (after the first 2 holes today, anyway). Keeping most everything in play. Misses now are well struck pulls. Pretty sure that is caused by the smooth tempo, but pulling down and across my body in the downswing. Need to work on the in to out swing path with this tempo. Problem today was duffing a bunch of approach shots. Not sure that slow tempo works for those clubs. Going to try to play less and practice more this week. Hope that will help. Need to post some video. Strokes gained today tells the story: -
Over here its the member that own the golf clubs you pay member loan or stock and then yearly fees of all sorts. So we have a say as its we who pay the salary. Probably why really strict dress codes is rare. -
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