Golf Club Groove Sharpener - 3-in-1 Golf Club Groove Sharpener Re-Grooving Club Sharpener,Groove Sharpening Tool - Generate Optimal Backspin - Suitable for U & V-Grooves (Blue)

The media could not be loaded. The Betgod Golf Club Groove Sharpener is a golf tool that once you try it, you never want to be without it. I always try to clean my irons after playing but many times I have been on the course and wished I could clean my club. This compact, well made sharpener solves that problem. It comes with an attached carabiner so you can attach it to your golf bag so it’s always handy. The sharpener comes with 3 different tips that store in the end of the sharpener. The tips are made of hardened steel and they seem like they will last a long time. The sharpener body is made of aluminum. The 2 screw off caps on either end seal with a small O ring...this is a great design to keep the caps secure and free of moisture and rain.The tips will not only clean dirt from the grooves of your irons but they will also remove all the tiny metal burrs that can build up in the grooves thus extending the life of your clubs and giving you much better spin on your ball. I can actually feel the difference when my club makes contact with the ball. This is a wonderful and well made tool that no golfer should be without.

The business end of this groove sharpener is made from vacuum heat-treated steel. That is a very hard steel, so it should last for a pretty long time. The barrel of the tool is made from machined aluminum and feels high quality and solid. The extra tips are stored in the tool. There is a cap on the butt end you can remove to store the extra bits. I will mostly use the one for u-shaped grooves. You can use this on-course for a quick clean and sharpening or take it home for a little more serious work. Even just using it at the course, when you first work the tip down a groove, you will feel it catch on the little burrs and dents. As you get through it three of four times, it starts sliding through without much resistance. Time to move on to the next groove. This is a high-quality tool with a carabiner to attach to your golf bag. I think it works well, and I like it.

It dug in and helped regroove some of my irons. I will say i tried to do the whole set as mine are to old as it is and the blade on this started to get filed down. But over all I was very satisfied.

What a great little tool. It cleans and sharpens the grooves on my irons. I can hang it on my bag with the little clip; it is always there for me when I need it. It is attractive and comes with 3 different heads to interchange. Although my husband cleans my clubs after playing, he appreciates that I can assist with this great groove sharpener. I definitely recommend this for every golfer

If you are like me and either can't rationalize the cost of new irons/wedges or just really like your current older irons then this might be a helpful tool for you. I love my wedges but they are older. The Betgod Golf Club Groove Sharpener is easy to use and managed to bring the beloved wedges back to life. The included tips works great and the actual sharpener looks good as well.

This little tool is quite well made. It has three different types of bits for clearing grooves and sharpening. What really caught my attention is the o-ring seals on each end to keep water out, and to prevent the ends from unscrewing. Throw on the clip to hang it off your bag and bam - you got a 10/10 from me. Somebody actually put the time in on this to make the best groove sharpener possible. Would definitely recommend.

Keeping your club heads clean and the grooves sharpened can mean the difference between an okay shot and one that guarantees you’ll be back on the course again. Clip this to your bag and it’s easy to keep up with your chores. Your scorecard will thank you.

This is a compact sharpener that you can drop into a pocket and barely know it is there. It resembles a pen, and it comes with three tips that you can screw on to the end. It stores the unused tips inside the barrel. It does the job, cleaning the grooves and putting a sharper edge on them. I wish it would take a bunch of strokes off my game, but (sigh) I haven't noticed that just yet.