GrooVtec Longridge Golf Club Restorer and Groove Sharpener

Straight out of the packet, this is a complete waste of time other than as a groove cleaner, which an old tooth brush will do adequately well at without marking your clubs. For this to cut a new edge on the groove it needs to have a defined angle on the cutting edge of the tool which combined with relative movement will remove material from the club face creating a new groove edge . This is little more than a piece of bar stock with poorly machined parallel flats on one end and is made from steel no harder than the club itself so cannot perform it's role. I'm interested to hear what the seller has to say: if this is genuinely a bad one off defect then let's discuss and I'll post an update. Otherwise avoid at all costs; as someone else has stated, a flat bladed screw driver will do the same job for free!

Awful. Don’t bother

More a grove cleaner than a sharpener, didn’t really touch the metal even pushing as hard as possible

Not used yet but seems solid

Seems well made and durable. I am new to sharpening grooves so I could have done with a more detailed guide as to methods, pressure to apply, etc. Generally happy with the product. : )

Just the tool for the job. When you look down on your wedge after sharpening the grooves it gives you so much more confidences. Would seconded to a friend.

Does what is says on the packaging! Simple, easy to use and will store nicely in the golf bag. Good service too!

Lost my original groove sharpener and bought this as a replacement. Not as good, but it does the job.