So what is anybody doing about this grass in the 915's??

jsixman · June 17, 2015

Awesome fairway metals and hybrids, but what is anybody doing about the grass in the slot? A normal tee won't fit in all the way. God that's annoying.

Pigems · June 17, 2015

Put the cover back on and keep on truckin

jsixman · June 17, 2015

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Put the cover back on and keep on truckin
[/quote]nice

Titleist-Golfer · June 17, 2015

If you mean after the round, just rinse with garden hose. If you mean during round, just blow it out or use bag tag

BuckyBadger · June 17, 2015

[size=5][sup]I have a switch blade type divot repair tool to clean this out with. Plus, nobody messes with me on the course when I pull that baby out! [/sup][/size]

m-gavin56 · June 17, 2015

I don't know about that specific club but my rbz I just use a tee then rinse later

DTXgolfer12 · June 17, 2015

I usually just break a tee and use the broken end to move the dirt out.

LorenRobertsFan · June 17, 2015

I use my little club brush that attaches to my bag. The nylon side, not the wire bristles

richard t · June 17, 2015

I carry a small single blade pocket knife for wedge grooves after sand-dirt and it works fine. As OP said, " blow first". Usually come right out.

SetTheBarrHigh · June 17, 2015

In the event that you are OCD, the toothbrush bath after every round usually does the trick.

Cwing · June 17, 2015

Caulking?

Mlight9 · June 17, 2015

It doesn't happen often to me, but when it does I just rub it back on the ground and then wipe it off.

jsixman · June 17, 2015

Wow I must be playing some different courses because that dirt gets way down in there and the only way to get it out would be sometihng very thin........or wash it after.

Aces-6 · June 18, 2015

I fill the slot up pretty good with my 915 hybrids, too. You're right, a tee will not get all of the debris out of the channel but my divot tool works perfectly.

hammy83 · June 18, 2015

Beer can tab. problem solved!

MJisGOAT · June 18, 2015

This is pretty significant

jmcdonald · June 18, 2015

I have the 915F and I don't experience this issue often.....I rarely get a chance to hit it off the deck on my home course, only when there is a very good head wind. I found what works best when it does get grass and dirt in the slot I just take my players towel edge and press down and move side to side and comes right out.