Grinding Wedge for a Young Golfer

What is important about soles of wedges. Watch the video to find out and how to change them to fit your needs as we adjust a set of kid wedges for a skilled younger golfer.
For more of this in real time join us on mondays 1730 or 530 pm on this channel for whats in my drawers golf talk.

[@robinmccleery3968]

You are so good at this. It’s impressive to watch.

[@McGolf]

THanks

[@charlesbartholomew2910]

Great video, Jim! Love watching you work. A real professional!

[@McGolf]

😀 Thanks Charlie

[@mattrevilock5890]

Awesome content Jim. Your experience makes it easy for us to learn from you. Great job!!!

[@McGolf]

😀 thanks Matt

[@TheFourthBio]

Just found your channel with this video, can't wait to go back and watch the backlog!
Quick question: you mentioned wax being an alternative to buffing with polish. What kind of wax exactly? Like turtle wax?

[@LovatoLovin]

What about adding swing weight back to the iron head as well Jim. Or one can add more SW if need be. And don’t forget about the rust that will show up after the grinds, depending on the metal material like Stainless will not rust of course.

[@McGolf]

Swing weight is not relevant when doing minor grinds. However rust can occur if you dont take care of them

[@bobkirkwood2992]

Please address grinding of carbon steel clubs add taking off the finish will result in rust

[@McGolf]

I thought I touched on that in this after using the stitched buffing wheel when removing the coating. but you are correct the club will rust if not cleaned consistently

[@Anthony.k0221]

Will a belt sander work the same as a grinding belt as long as you change grits?