Re-Chroming

RE: Re-Chroming

19hole — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 10:32:37 GMT

You should look at the 716 CB irons. As someone that has played every iteration of Titleist club, including the 690, I can tell you that the new CBs outperform the 690 in every way.

One of the drawback to the re-chrome will be that the grooves will not be as deep as they once were.

RE: Re-Chroming

FJL — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 21:59:07 GMT

Golfsmith does great work as well. Go to their website and all the information including, pricing, prep, etc. should be in the Clubmaker's catalog.

RE: Re-Chroming

Justin B — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 16:22:53 GMT

I have good luck with tiger-nick golf and the iron factory. I have had 690's and some mp-32's redone by them. I believe any local re-chroming shop in your town will be able to do this as well.

Best of luck,

JB

RE: Re-Chroming

Robert J — Fri, 19 Aug 2016 15:34:30 GMT

The Iron Factory, Grande Junction Co. owned and operated by an old hand in the business by the name of Jim. I had an old Hogan Special sand wedge and sent it to Jim...came back like new. My recollection is it cost about $60 plus freight. He has a website so look it up.
Bob J