SENHAI Golf Sharpener
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- Best Golf Club Groove Sharpeners
Great for cleaning the irons of golf club and other equipment, such as shoes and bags .
Golf club groove sharpener with two different cutting types, 2 for U type club grooves and 4 for V type grooves.
Features 6 heads with two different cutting ends, one U shaped, the other V shaped, you choose which one to use, Lichi texture on the shaft surface for firm gripping when cleaning the golf club head, avoiding sliding in the hand.
Highest quality metal construction, made from high grade precision tool vacuum heat treated steel, measuring 60 on the Rockwell hardness scale, for maximum durability and cutting effectiveness. Precision ground and engineered to exacting tolerances to ensure that it does not compromise USGA rules regarding groove width and depth.
Lightweight and portable tool – Package in clear plastic safety container for easy storage,complete with a tube case to store it and weights only 1.6oz and 4.4inch long you can definitely bring this groove sharpener to all of your golf sessions.
Perfect for ADAMS, CALLAWAY, COBRA, CLEVELAND, SDGOLFTECH, YUPRO, SENHAI and other Leading Irons, including Sand Wedges, Lob Wedges, Gap Wedges, Approach Wedges, and other Golf Utility Clubs.
Brush: 2 Sides: Nylon and Wire Bristle; Plastic Handle.
Sharpener: Steel Blades; Aluminum Handle.
The brush can be attached to the bag with its clip.
Great for cleaning the irons of golf club and other equipments, such as shoes and bags .
The groove sharpener tool works by cutting away bent over metal in the grooves of your clubs and re-sharpen groove, also remove the grit and dirt that build up over time.
6 cutters heads golf club groove sharpener with two different cutting types,2 for U type club grooves and 4 for V type grooves.
The grooves in your irons are designed to enable ball control and spin.
It’s necessary to clean and sharpen the wedges and the irons regularly.
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