Ever Use a Groove Repair Tool?

[NEhomer]

So I got that new wedge yesterday. The face is almost new and I got it for $29.00! So add the 10 bucks I spent on the groove tool I used to fuck up my other wedge and I ended up replacing my worn one for 40 bucks total!

It's a Reid Lockhart dual bounce 60 degree.

 

[fknhippie]

So I got that new wedge yesterday. The face is almost new and I got it for $29.00! So add the 10 bucks I spent on the groove tool I used to fuck up my other wedge and I ended up replacing my worn one for 40 bucks total!

It's a Reid Lockhart dual bounce 60 degree.

Never heard of it.

 

[NEhomer]

Never heard of it.

Came across it a few years back and I love them. Nice thin bottom line is easy to slip under the ball.

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

I got one of those as well, the tool not the wedge nobody's ever heard of. I now carry it in my bag to clear out the grooves of dirt on all my wedges. Works better than a tee

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

Choke down on the 52, shortet backswing, trust what your doing.


Those under 100 yard shots take practice. It’s a feel shot much like chipping and putting

I invented a system that I later learned was a thing others have been doing. I would simply bring my wedges back a certain distance, the arms straight out (parallel to the ground) was 9:00, a bit further back was 10:00 etc. A 10:00 SW went 70 yards, at 11 it was 80. A 10:00 GW went 90, 11:00 was 100. Then when I got to a distance I'd just dial in the right wedge and back swing. It worked great.