cleveland cg15 lazer grooves

[HAVOC]

anyone have problems with the lazor grooves wearing off after about a 150 shots or so

[CrazyXGolfer]

They are tiny grooves, once you hit a fair few shots with them they will wear down. Same with the vokey wedges with the spin milled grooves. And the most likly are still there, but since the club face is scatched up from the shots you hit, it's hiding them a little bit.

[BEGNO]

i have the cleveland cg7 black pearl irons with lazer grooves, they will wear off. they are only a few thousands in depth so i never expected them to last, but they still hit great.

[ocotillo_joe]

With that in mind what would you get (or what is a better wedge both performance and durability) CG15 or CG14?

[wrx_junki]

Get the CG16 when they come out and if you can't wait go with the CG15.

[CrazyXGolfer]

CG 14 were horrible wedges! If anything, if you can find some brand new CG12's buy them, they are the best built wedge on the market. Next I would say the mizzy t10 wedges and then cg15's

[wrx_junki]

CG 14 were horrible wedges! If anything, if you can find some brand new CG12's buy them, they are the best built wedge on the market. Next I would say the mizzy t10 wedges and then cg15's

I liked the CG12's as well but what makes you say they are the best built wedge?

[Gerald]

They are tiny grooves, once you hit a fair few shots with them they will wear down. Same with the vokey wedges with the spin milled grooves. And the most likly are still there, but since the club face is scatched up from the shots you hit, it's hiding them a little bit.

The BV spin milled grooves is not the surface, but the grooves themselfs and the tiny grooves on either the BV and CG15 are not adding much, it is more for selling them than the actual extra backspin coming from almost nothing.....

[DBC]

Mine wore off almost immediately but I admit they are knock-offs. One thing we have in common is the sandy/dusty environment. Here in Africa, there is no grass really.

[Fourputt]

anyone have problems with the lazor grooves wearing off after about a 150 shots or so

I wouldn't worry about it. They are really only there for looks anyway, and maybe to make some buyers think that they are getting super spin from them. More marketing than function. They are no different from the light sand blasting that other manufacturers apply to the face, and have little or no effect on your shot.

[mooregolf]

i have the tour cg7 black pearl irons, they hit great and smooth and i have had them for about a year and still rip them. So the grooves last for awhile.

[Fourputt]

i have the tour cg7 black pearl irons, they hit great and smooth and i have had them for about a year and still rip them. So the grooves last for awhile.

The OP wasn't talking about the actual grooves, just the laser cut face roughing lines between the grooves. If the actual grooves wear out that fast then something is wrong. The edges will lose their sharpness, especially if you spend a lot of time practicing in sand, but they will still work as intended to channel water and grass away from the hitting face. All the sharp edges do anyway is strip the cover off the ball on full shots. They don't add a significant amount of spin.

[andef]

They are tiny grooves, once you hit a fair few shots with them they will wear down. Same with the vokey wedges with the spin milled grooves. And the most likly are still there, but since the club face is scatched up from the shots you hit, it's hiding them a little bit.

Echoing what Gerald said, the rough surface of the Vokeys has nothing to do with the "spin milling". The groove itself is spin milled, not the little lines between the grooves. As far as I've read, those are caused by the machining process.