How to grind a wedge 2022

Wedge Grinding, A golfer would like to have some trailing edge and heel removed from a titleist SM9 wedge in a dark finish. come along as we talk through and show how we relieve the trailing edge and heel to get where the golfer you like to be.
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[@nickcallegari]

I’ve found something I don’t think I deserve to watch 😂 im buying the cheapest clubs & grinding them

[@taylorborghesi4917]

Is it mandatory to remove the head from the shaft before you start grinding ?

[@nanidaddy32506]

End product looks like an m grind to me

[@terrywittek3496]

How much do you charge per club?

[@matthiasgrundler2404]

Grinding is an art, and I've ground a bunch in my time. Done correctly, a proper grind will do wonders for ball flight and turf interaction. Once did an iron set for a guy with an upright swing, leading edge bevel, heel relief, and a 1/8" wide bounce edge about along the sole midway between heel and leading edge. Stopped all turf drag for a 3 handicapper with an upright swing. It was the Srixon sole before Srixon.

[@mattrevilock2038]

Great content Jim. Magician with those tools.

[@josefcontreras2021]

I play a 58 deg. 08 bounce m-grind. Looks very similar to what what was demonstrated in the video. Am I playing a "tour grind"? I achieve 70 yards full swing, but open faced, it is very clutch around the green: specially on the second cut. Thanks and cheers!!!

[@charlesbartholomew2910]

I know why you're so good at that, Jim. Must have been all those Monel rings you made when underway on the boat.😂 Outstanding work!

[@McGolf]

Absolutely

[@evannussbaum1863]

Loved my 14k 60, and I have a 56@55 (d) for the real floppy and cute stuff, but I use the 60 in the bunker. I took a bit off the back so that I can manipulate the face with forgiveness. Doesn’t take away from the simplicity and ease of the k, which is a cheat code by the way

[@chris-qq4nr]

l love this video. I am awaiting a multitool so I can start practicing grinds on clubs. I wished you would listed the types of bets and wheels in the description and what steps in the process they are to be used. But, I really do appreciate the time you take for the videos. Music is a bit distracting, I wear hearing aids and have to adjust volume. thank you sir!

[@drewvaughn4946]

I mean, if I asked for a tour grind I would want a lot more off the heal. But that’s just me

[@sherwiny89]

In assembling the club, how do you compensate for the ground off metal? Tip weights?

[@mafi1497]

For club making , does weight and spine alignment matter? Can I put grip, shaft and head together and it work perfectly?

[@bobsofia68]

And now I know what a tour grind basically is, great stuff. I'm sure there are some skilled grinders who wouldn't have to use a sharpie outline to follow. But when you're grinding once in a blue moon ... best to color within the lines.

[@rickpetryk2658]

Well now I know why I had such a hard time grinding an 8 iron into a tour strker, used a grind stone LOL. What is your opinion of Terry Koehler wedges and his patented sole he uses?

[@rstar88105]

Thats pretty cool how you got what looks like a vacuum extractor on the table based on how the sparks are flying towards that vent register.

[@OldManwithaGolfClub]

Great content Jim! I picked up some tips I will use as I dial in the grind on the new wedges.

[@VanNuysCountryClub]

End product looked phenomenal

[@Bill-jv5eg]

Looks great, nice process, thanks for sharing

[@jerrysmiley1084]

As always you are a master!

[@rongriffin9771]

Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing.

[@McGolf]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tony1999c]

How to get the proper head weight back？

[@McGolf]

The much removal isn’t very Much but a tip weight can fix that in no time

[@robinmccleery3968]

Great video! You’re so talented!❤