where to grind wedge?

[golf55]

called golf shop. They charge more than the club to grind. Anyway I can grind for free or super super cheap?

[MS256]

Originally Posted by golf55

called golf shop. They charge more than the club to grind. Anyway I can grind for free or super super cheap?

I've changed the grind on my wedges several times with a disc grinder with a 4 inch disc, a sand paper flapper wheel, and a buffer.

They always looked and performed like I wanted when I was finished. I've been working with metal my whole life but I think anyone with a few tools and a little bit of skill and knowledge of what they wanted could do it. I would probably practice on an old club I didn't care about the first time.

[golf55]

Originally Posted by MS256

I've changed the grind on my wedges several times with a disc grinder with a 4 inch disc, a sand paper flapper wheel, and a buffer.

They always looked and performed like I wanted when I was finished. I've been working with metal my whole life I but think anyone with a few tools and a little bit of skill and knowledge of what they wanted could do it. I would probably practice on an old club I didn't care about the first time.

only power tools I have is power drill. I would love to do it myself but I don't have any tools to work with.

[golf55]

I really want to grind some wedges! HELP

[UpDown]

I've never ground any wedges but you will probably want an angle grinder.  You can find a cheap one at Harbor Freight, Northern Tools or a Pawn Shop.  One can be had for less than $20.

[golf55]

Originally Posted by UpDown

I've never ground any wedges but you will probably want an angle grinder.  You can find a cheap one at Harbor Freight, Northern Tools or a Pawn Shop.  One can be had for less than $20.

thanks! how do I set up a wedge to use the angle grinder?

what kind of wheel should I buy?