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Sand dings to putter face.

Davie81

By Davie81
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Davie81

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Played today on temp greens and hit some sand on the ball which seems to have left my putter with some rough edges and black marks on the grooves and white bits inbetwen the grooves. Will this be an issue? It's a ping Scottsdale. For some reason I can't get a pic to upload.


Shorty Super Member

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No. It will make no difference.

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Davie81 Dedicated Member

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No. It will make  difference.

would it not knock the ball offline if the grooves are rough? 


ncarlsongolf Well Established Member

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They are not going to be big enough for the ball to be knocked off line in any way!

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It should perform even better. Shiny new clubs must be properly broken in. :-D

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