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03-08-2006 08:25 AM #1
U grooves or V grooves
Do your irons have V grooves or U grooves? Why do you favor one over the other?
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03-08-2006 10:46 AM #2
What’s difference in both? More/less spin?
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03-08-2006 10:48 AM #3
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I don't know how much they vary in spin, but I think they differ more in how they channel moisture, rough and sand from the clubface. Chief will probably chime in with an answer.
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03-08-2006 10:50 AM #4
Question!!! I have seen groove cutters in golf supply magazines and I was wondering, If you bought a club with v grooves and then cut the grooves to square grooves wouldn't that make the club illegal since you changed the original club characteristics?
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03-08-2006 11:19 AM #5Originally Posted by ironmaster15213
As long as you don't cut grooves too deep or two wide (or if you're Ping, too close together) you can change to square.
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03-08-2006 12:40 PM #6
Taylormade now has the y grooves.
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03-08-2006 12:58 PM #7Originally Posted by ironmaster15213When applying the Rules, you follow them line by line. You don't read between them.
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03-08-2006 08:30 PM #8
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Originally Posted by LobWedge
Winter boredom causes people to do some weird things. I did actually take a dremel tool and carve out the grooves in an old wedge. Needless to say those grooves are wider than .035". I never did try that wedge on the range to see what happened, might have to do that this spring. I know one thing, those are deeeeeeeeeep grooves now!My opinions are my own, I do not follow others.
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03-09-2006 03:58 PM #9
If you guy's really wanna cut thru that grass then check out this baby!
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03-08-2006 01:03 PM #10Originally Posted by mberubeWhen applying the Rules, you follow them line by line. You don't read between them.
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03-08-2006 01:13 PM #11
Has anybody here ever feel the difference between U and V grooves?
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03-08-2006 04:50 PM #12Originally Posted by LobWedge
I was listening to Johny Miller on the Jim Rome show yesterady and he was asked to compare eras i.e his and now. He went on to say that the game was played differently now and that the long hitters did not care if the ball ended up in the rough because the of V groove irons. The V groove irons have more bite in the rough so you can still stop the ball on the green from that position. Excellent interview by the way. Maybe one day we'll see irons with U grooves in the long and irons and V grooves in the short irons.Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
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