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The other thread about frequent club changes got me wondering. I did find a thread on drivers weakening etc. But do the groves on our irons really ware down significantly enough to make any big difference? Most people usually worry more about the shorter wedges obviously due to spin. But the irons have the groves for spin too and be just as important. Do they ware down more on wedges or is it just that the wedges get the most use? But overall if they do ware down (or ware out) Is it really that significant? Is it also the faces of the irons and wedges where as they start to reshape at the most repetitive hitting area and not just the grove edges?
Just how long or how much golf does it take to do any of this significantly? Perhaps the initial grove edge ware down is relatively quicker on a new iron or wedge then we think it is and then it settles to a point of longevity before anymore can occur. I don't know. Is there any real data on that and/or any real data on any of this? You get the point to the questions.
Just how long or how much golf does it take to do any of this significantly? Perhaps the initial grove edge ware down is relatively quicker on a new iron or wedge then we think it is and then it settles to a point of longevity before anymore can occur. I don't know. Is there any real data on that and/or any real data on any of this? You get the point to the questions.