There are so many good deals on Vokey's why not buy a new one?

Again +1 to Rob's post.

Compared to specialty wedges like Scratch TD wedges, or even over priced JDM wedges, the prices on a new Vokey, vs. regrooving and refinishing may not be worth it.

But if you really did want to regroove I'd suggest The Iron Factory. If you check GolfWRX, or other forums I'm sure they'd popup more often than not. I've had them do some of my older Scratch wedges and they did a great job. But for basically $60-70 more you could just re-up with brand new Vokey's, and not be without wedges for 3-5 weeks. So I'd just say get new Vokey's.

-Ryan

I do not, however, if you actually do regroove your wedges they will no longer conform to the rules. They also will not have the same groove profile as they did when new.

It is just easier to replace them with new Vokeys. You will get the best performance and quality while being within the rules.

Joseph,
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If you replace your wedges every two years, you'll always be playing with fresh groves. Play the new set on special days and keep the older for regular days and continue with the cycle.

I was trying to decide if I should replace or re-groove my vokeys. After reading some of the other comments I think I will be waiting a and buying new. Thanks for the input