I tried this as a novice and followed the directions and ended up with a scratched up wedge. It works best if you have some type of vice or clamp to hold the club in, as it took a lot of effort using one hand to hold the club and the other to try to... » More

I tried this as a novice and followed the directions and ended up with a scratched up wedge. It works best if you have some type of vice or clamp to hold the club in, as it took a lot of effort using one hand to hold the club and the other to try to regroove. I ended up regrooving my 3 wedges, but have random scratch marks on the face and near the hosel, which I don't mind much, but visible not the prettiest wedge face anymore. It does work well, but does scuff up your balls pretty good after using the new wedges. Not the easiest to use inthe grooves, but with a clamp and some practice and doing it frequently, it should prove easier, more effective, and less damaging. » Close

I've been shanking and slicing my wood and that was the most inconsistant club in my bag, but what else would I use for the 200+ yard shots, right? Now I have this. I have the 2008 version of this for my 3 & 4 hybrid. The 4 puts me at 185 and the ... » More

I've been shanking and slicing my wood and that was the most inconsistant club in my bag, but what else would I use for the 200+ yard shots, right? Now I have this. I have the 2008 version of this for my 3 & 4 hybrid. The 4 puts me at 185 and the 3 at right about 200. Now I have something for those really long par 3's and for my 2nd shots on par 5's. I am much more consistent with this clubs and it feels great. I haven't tested other 2H's out there, but went with this since I enjoyed the previous version of it. No complaints. Great swap for my wood. » Close