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Golf Club Iron, Pitching Wedge, re grooving sharpening Tool

Golf groover will sharpen the edges of all your clubs grooves U, V & Square no matter which you have. Designed by an engineer, who after searching for a tool to restore his clubs, realized there was nothing  
suitable to keep his clubs grooves legal.

This Groover is made from Genuine A-2 Tool steel the hardest Tool steel available, it measures 63 Rockwell. 
"Rockwell is the international standard hardness scale engineers worldwide rely upon", it will outlast its user.

Tool steel can be identified by its very high polished appearance, it is many times harder and more durable than case hardening, 
this can be done in a forge, but only the surface will get harder, but still not as hard or durable as A-2 Tool steel.

Its cutting edge will slice through stainless steel and titanium effortlessly, its unique shape ensuring compliance with the R & A & the USGA regulations on grooves size by controlling the width & depth of cut, when it bottoms out its shape prevents it going deeper, it will not cut deeper or wider than is allowed by the rules of golf.

CNC Milled to one thousandth of an inch so you can confidently re-cut the grooves, remain legal, and your clubs will play like new.

An Aluminum protective case is supplied.

This groover has two cutting edges, although one edge will last as long as you play golf, it is the best groover you can buy.  

It has a very comfortable Aluminum handle, THE HANDLE IS ROUND AND SMOOTH IT WILL NOT CUT INTO YOUR FINGERS.

Comes with a simple user guide.

The grooves in your irons & wedges take enormous punishment each time you hit the ball. 
Stones, sand & balls all contribute to the slow deterioration of the clubs ability to impart spin. 
Regular impacting of balls which may have sharp grit embedded, will collapse the grooves edges. 
Have you noticed that the grooves edges, particularly in your wedges, has caved in and become blunted. 
If you leave them like that your game will surely reflect their worsening condition

 

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1.   Thoroughly clean the club face with soapy water, get rid of the grit.

 

2. With a drawing stroke drag the blade across the grooves with the blades edge at a 45 degree angle for V grooves, for square grooves 20 degrees from vertical.

3. Make the first 3 to 4 passes slowly and without much force, then you can put more pressure into the stroke, after another 5 or 6 passes, you will see the bottom of the grooves getting shiny as the dirt is cut away, after a few more passes look again at the grooves and when the metal is very clearly showing hold the tool with just a slight angle from vertical.

 4. Continue grooving until you feel extra resistance, this indicates that you bottomed out, in other words it is at 0.020" deep and the tools shape is resisting going deeper, at this point the width of the grooves at the clubs surface will be 0.035"

Be satisfied with this and you will remain legal.

It is important to understand that this procedure works better when a few drops of oil is introduced into the cutting area, any oil will act as a lubricant to assist the tool.

10- 15 minutes per head should be plenty to get the edges back into good condition if the club has not been treated since new.

If regular servicing is carried out every 10-15 rounds then 5 minutes per head should the grooves in good condition.

Your spin control will improve, and I hope you get many birdies as a result.