Wedge Grinding On The TaylorMade PGA Tour Truck | TrottieGolf

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @letsgojoelg
    @letsgojoelg 4 года назад +10

    Love the old Tiger Woods logo on your polo!

    • @nadams97132
      @nadams97132 4 года назад +2

      I am just amazed that Trottie has a 20+ year old polo that still fits. I am sure though that Nike hoped that logo would have floated away and have no one recognize it it. Kind of like the original tiger headcover they made.

  • @olson_
    @olson_ 3 года назад

    Been thinking about this for a while, finally executed it after watching this video and am more than pleased with the result.

  • @BuffaloNickel9
    @BuffaloNickel9 3 года назад

    Absolutely brilliant and beautiful after it was polished up..I like some good heel relief

  • @paulp2055
    @paulp2055 4 года назад +1

    Very interesting & informative...you guys are true artist!

  • @greatbenzini
    @greatbenzini 4 года назад +1

    another gem cheers Trottie

  • @tommiethatcher7265
    @tommiethatcher7265 4 года назад

    Poetry in motion
    Loving this channel

  • @krod2162
    @krod2162 3 месяца назад

    I would have liked to have seen a close up of exactly what you did to see what it looks like.

  • @kennethleonard2779
    @kennethleonard2779 4 года назад

    That’s really cool to watch. Well done 👏👏

  • @onemanhisclubs1380
    @onemanhisclubs1380 4 года назад +1

    Fantastic insight as normal

  • @bogeygolfguy
    @bogeygolfguy 4 года назад +1

    Great vid

  • @michaelrayrodriguez4526
    @michaelrayrodriguez4526 4 года назад

    Awesome knowledge to share...

  • @Toxcpt
    @Toxcpt 3 года назад +1

    Great video, but if you add weights to the hosel, will it make it more draw biased?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  3 года назад +1

      At that speed it wont have a huge impact. Weight in the hosel equates to feel

    • @Toxcpt
      @Toxcpt 3 года назад +1

      @@trottiegolf ok thanks!!!

  • @JGunit
    @JGunit 2 года назад +1

    This is awesome

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  2 года назад

      An old one now but appreciate you going back through the archives

  • @MerceTheCurse
    @MerceTheCurse 4 года назад

    Thanks for the vid Trottie!

  • @AlexCasebeer25
    @AlexCasebeer25 4 года назад +1

    Trottie how are you gonna wear such a classic polo but have a hole in the right side under the arm? Call up tiger and see if he can get you a new one of those

  • @JackWheats
    @JackWheats 4 года назад

    that polo is sick!!!! old school tiger logo on a new Nike shirt? where can i get this?!?!?!

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад

      Nike Golf (of course) but I'm not sure if it's out there for retail?

  • @adamcarlton3742
    @adamcarlton3742 3 года назад +1

    Good content

  • @bananaball1212
    @bananaball1212 4 года назад +1

    Very informative. Does grinding affect swing weight? And by how much?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +3

      💯 % yes, if you remove 2 grams then it’s one swing weight,. This grind you’d be looking to add 10 swing weight points, done by weights added to a hosel pocket intended for this purpose.

  • @jameszakrzwski2252
    @jameszakrzwski2252 4 года назад

    Thanks trottie for your insight I would love to practice this #TourTruckTuesday

  • @markthegolfaddict9051
    @markthegolfaddict9051 4 года назад +1

    Ok where can I get one of those!!!

  • @mgryoung1
    @mgryoung1 4 года назад

    Hey Trottie, great video!
    This seems like the perfect wedge. I love my hi-toe 58 for the ATV Grind (amongst other reasons) but I definitely prefer the feel and flight of my MG2 50. Plus the raw face is great. Seems like a MG2 with an ATV grind in a lob wedge would be the perfect club.
    Any chance TM would make that available to the public? as a custom order maybe?
    Thanks
    Mike

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +1

      You never know, many variables to consider. In more recent years guys have just reached for the HiToe if wanting ATV

  • @labattedegolf
    @labattedegolf 2 года назад

    @trottiegolf what équipement are you using there? Is the sand paper the same for all?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  2 года назад

      no we change the abrasion based on what we're looking to do on the wheel with the club

  • @stir636
    @stir636 4 года назад

    Thanks for all the info! I’m curious what grit do you guys use?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +3

      P120 we may get a more aggressive belt if the grind needs it

    • @Concern_Citizen
      @Concern_Citizen 3 года назад

      @@trottiegolf - What do you use to get that nice polish after the grind?

  • @TomSmith-yt8ce
    @TomSmith-yt8ce 3 года назад

    excellent

  • @yourfriend.demeco
    @yourfriend.demeco 4 года назад +3

    Well done @trottiegolf ! The ⚙️ heads love these “behind the scenes” videos. You’re a L E G E N D!
    #TourTruckTuesday with Professor Trottie. @iamdemeco_27

  • @rushuddin6178
    @rushuddin6178 4 года назад

    Hi Trottie, i’ve only been playing golf just over a year and i am a high handicapper (22). I recently went for a fitting as my iron shafts are graphite and reg flex.
    During the fitting i was swinging really well and was fitted for some p790s with heavy stiff tour shafts, which i understand are designed for mid handicappers and lower.
    Given the price of these i’m worried that i wont be able to replicate that form immediately and be left with a large hole in my pocket. Do you have any thoughts on this?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +1

      First question. What are you aspirations for your game? If you have high hopes to improve? gain speed? take lessons? play more? Then get the stronger shafts, equipment that has room to grow with you as a PLYR is of more benefit than you feeling you have holes in your game due to the wrong choices during the buying process ⛳️

    • @rushuddin6178
      @rushuddin6178 4 года назад

      @@trottiegolf i definitely want to improve i think i can get my handicap right down if i knew what chipping and putting was!
      I don’t have the issue with the 120g stiff shaft, its more whether i want to give up the forgiveness of the cavity back for the ones i don’t strike out the middle. Are the p790s forgiving? As i oddly enough didn’t hit a bad one all day

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +1

      @@rushuddin6178 very forgiving, that won’t be an issue ⛳️

    • @rushuddin6178
      @rushuddin6178 4 года назад +1

      @@trottiegolf thanks for this i really do appreciate it! Thanks also for the excellent content

  • @davidwagner5427
    @davidwagner5427 4 года назад

    Well done @trottiegolf. What grit rating are you using for this?

  • @MrJiminibobster
    @MrJiminibobster 4 года назад

    How come you keep the name of the player a secret? At their request or this a general rule of thumb? Great content, I love seeing this sort of stuff! :)

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +3

      Depends a) who it is b) are they contracted c) it could be for me? (Not in this scenario) 🤣

  • @tylerfj24
    @tylerfj24 3 года назад

    trottie, is TM discontinuing MG2 wedges and just going to hi toe only?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  3 года назад +1

      I don’t believe so no but I’m not the shot caller on any of that ⛳️

  • @richm3834
    @richm3834 3 года назад

    Love the masking tape on the gloves 😉

  • @treeflip7
    @treeflip7 4 года назад

    So you guys pitch milled grind as the next best thing but then hand grind all the clubs lol

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад

      Nope.... I hand ground one for tutorial purposes. Look at the area I’m grinding in, this is the only section of the truck dedicated to grinding. We would possibly grind once every 6 weeks & that’s being generous. MG wedges are designed to avoid this scenario & we constantly refine the designs working with the best players in the game to ensure our soles cover all their requirements.

  • @markward4408
    @markward4408 4 года назад

    do tour players have to pay for there clubs or clubwork ?

    • @trottiegolf
      @trottiegolf  4 года назад +1

      No sir

    • @BuffaloNickel9
      @BuffaloNickel9 3 года назад

      Heck NO!
      Not only dothey not pay for it, they get this assistance of Master Club Fitters like CT that will build them anything they want...
      dozens and dozens of samples to choose from..what a dream

  • @phildormergolf
    @phildormergolf 4 года назад

    More 🧅🧅🧅s than shrek

  • @tylergiunchi7711
    @tylergiunchi7711 4 года назад

    Can I be your apprentice?

  • @idaholawnboss
    @idaholawnboss 4 года назад

    #dirtygrinding

  • @michaelrayrodriguez4526
    @michaelrayrodriguez4526 4 года назад +1

    Awesome knowledge to share...