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Old 10-12-2009, 08:49 PM   #16
Kokomoxcv

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Nothing profound as far as technique goes. The Cleveland rep that was present did make one comment that caught my attention. He basically implied that because equipment manufacturers can continue to manufacture clubs with grooves under the current groove rules through 2011, that they will use 2010 to produce (a large number of) clubs that can be sold through 2024 when all golfers must finally adopt clubs with the new grooves. This made me wonder if other manufacturers will be producing vast quantities of equipment in 2010 under the current rules and continue to sell (which is ok under the rules) this equipment to dealers over the next few years.
That made me think too. I wouldnt see why the other companies wont follow. Who knows though. It would make sense since most people golfing don't compete in USGA sanctioned events.

The pro explained unless you're competing in USGA sanctioned events groove rules dont apply till 2024, so its nothing to really worry about. Which a lot of people there seemed to be concerned about. If I didn't come to this site I would probably be stressing about grooves too

Didnt mean to hijack your quote

-Marc
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