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Has anyone every attempted to grind there own wedges and if so, could you offer any tips. I purchased new wedges with more bounce (for my deep angle of attack on full swings) and would like to grind the heel a bit to offer more options around the greens on tight lies. I am still unsure about doing it myself, but if someone has some tips, it may help me to make a decision. Thanks!

Driver - R7 425 9.5*
3 Wood - 980 15*
Hybrid - Rescue Mid 19* & 16*
Irons - 735.CM 4-9
Wedges - 248.06, SM54.14, & SM60.08White Hot Tour #5 Ball - ProV1 XHome Course: The Island


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I'm in the progress of grinding the bounce down on my 60 degree wedge. The best advice I can give you is to have a clear plan for exactly what you want to do. Mark it off before you ever put the grinder to the club. Go slow and steady until you get it exactly the way you want it. Depending on how much steel you grind off, you may change the swingweight enough that you need to add some lead tape...
Callaway FT-9 Tour I-mix 9.5° Driver (Fujikura Zcom Pro 65 stiff)
Mizuno F-50 15° 3w (Exsar FS2 stiff)
Bridgestone J36 19° Hybrid (Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff)
Adams Idea Pro 23° Hybrid (Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff)
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