Don I haven't done this since the 70's when I used to grind my wedges so take my advice for what its worth, Free Advice. ;>))
I would work on the outside diameter of the back of the wedge and reshape the back lines of the wedge first and then work my way to the back of the sole area next and hope I had enough off without disfiguring too much. Depending on the design of the wedge you can take a lot of metal off the back end by making the straight line taper to the back. If you work your way around the perimeter you might not move the CG too much. If it is a small thick head remove depth and if it is a large (shovel) take off around the edges and make the head smaller proportionally. Again this is a guess because I didn't know too much about CG back then. I just did some grinding and hit some shots, ground some more and hit some shots, etc. until it felt the way I wanted it to. Mostly trial and error with feel. Not very scientific but I hope it helps, Roy > I might need to remove 4 or 5 grams from a cast GS PW. I've ground off > bounce before but never paid attention to how many grams were involved. In > this case I would not want to significantly alter the sole design. How > would you attack this? > > -Don M >
