Groove repair tools?

[digger21]

My wedges are getting a little worn and was wondering if anybody has used the groove resharpener tools out there? Like the ones all over ebay or the one at groovesharpener.com . Thanks

[CG031]

Heh, I didn't even know they made tools for this - I just figured after a while of playing with them, and they get real worn down, you just pick up a couple of new ones...haha.

[RunOfTheDill]

On golfwrx.com they have a guy that sells them for like 17$.

[blue_crush]

My wedges are getting a little worn and was wondering if anybody has used the groove resharpener tools out there? Like the ones all over ebay or the one at groovesharpener.com . Thanks

no not that one, but I bought a small file set like the cheap jewelry file set you see at the dollar store or the flea market, and theres 2 in the set of 5 that work great... withing an hour I had touched up my irons and let me tell you I could see the difference right away.. it was a huge improvement. the set cost me like 4.00.....

[digger21]

Id buy new wedges but I really love mine. So even buying the same exact wedge wouldnt help. Ive grown to love my wedges. Im gonna go into a home depot and look at thier filing tools and maybe see if I can come up with my own. Ill look for a jewelry set too.

[td67mustang]

I bought one form golfsmith.com and it works great. It does v and u grooves. You can actually feel the difference after you use it. I had to buy rubber pads for my vise to hold the club still, its tough to hold the club and work the tool at the same time. It was like $20 I think, but very good investment.

http://www.golfsmith.com/products/8287

[King Cobra II]

I bought one form golfsmith.com and it works great. It does v and u grooves. You can actually feel the difference after you use it. I had to buy rubber pads for my vise to hold the club still, its tough to hold the club and work the tool at the same time. It was like $20 I think, but very good investment.

How often do you use it?

[td67mustang]

Ive used it once but I have only owned it for 2 months.

[Dr._chip_in]

I bought a club medic tool to sharpen my grooves from golfsmith. It worked well in my PW-8 iron which are taylormade rac mb's . but it wasn't strong enough to scratch the surface of my pelz wedges because their faces are tougher than regular carbon steel

[digger21]

I bought one form golfsmith.com and it works great. It does v and u grooves. You can actually feel the difference after you use it. I had to buy rubber pads for my vise to hold the club still, its tough to hold the club and work the tool at the same time. It was like $20 I think, but very good investment.

Thats one I was actually looking into. It seems well made and a couple good reviews on it. 26 bucks though

[loki]

Heh, I didn't even know they made tools for this - I just figured after a while of playing with them, and they get real worn down, you just pick up a couple of new ones...haha.

Well some of us happen to be too poor to do that.