Best way to clean clubs ?

[LUFC 1972]

As the title states what is the best way to clean clubs and grips. If the faces look a bit dull can they be made shiny if so how ?

 

[la_lucha]

For me there's nothing better than a nail brush and some warm soapy water.

 

[Foxholer]

Warm-hot water and a touch of detergent.

Faces are often deliberately made 'dull' - to avoid reflection and (supposedly) more grip.

 

[London mike 61]

On the go I use a double sided brush that is made for purpose , cleaning the grooves of mud etc but every so often I clean them thoroughly with warm soapy water and a nail brush and let then dry naturally .

As for keeping them shiny , I wouldn't bother unless you are OCD about it.

 

[Albanach]

Grips are done with hot soapy water and an equestrian type hard bristled brush then rinsed and towel dried. Faces done with same process.
Anyone got a trade secret to get rid of small pock type rust marks I the irons or is aluminium foil still the tool of choice?

 

[Alex1975]

Tooth brush, hot water.

 

[philly169]

smidge of fairy liquid in a bucket of warm water, soak for 3 minutes or so then a brush and a wipe. job done

 

[HawkeyeMS]

Not directed at the OP but it always amazes me how often this question is asked. Surely a brush and some soapy water are the obvious answer?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

If you're Gibbo and RickG you'll just buy a new set once the current one gets dirty

 

[Maninblack4612]

Kärcher steam cleaner works a treat on heads & grips.

 

[Stegsie]

Toothbrush (an old one ) and hot soapy water. Always does the trick for me.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Soapy water and a toothbrush

 

[Hacker Khan]

Large dishwasher. Or take them through a car wash in a convertible with the top down.

 

[Airlie_Andy]

I use a detol wet wipe and a brush. Works really well with the added bonus that I could eat my dinner off them if I wanted.

 

[Rooter]

to the guys suggesting soapy water and a brush,

did you get fitted for your soap type and brush?

I live in a hard water area, but have a water softener, will this impact the soap type i use?

With the brush, how long bristles should they have for my Rocketbladez? Also i have speed pockets and weird and wonderful gaps to clean? what should i used for this?!

My god, this is a huge minefield, i think I am out of my depth. will book in with my PGA pro i think...

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I've been outsourcing my club cleaning of late, I take them to the old car wash where 6 or 7 nice Eastern European gents take a lot of care about cleaning and polishing them for me.
You can leave them to do it or they'll do it as you wait.
Great service and thoroughly recommended.
Apparently you can get your car done as well.

 

[davidy233]

Toothbrush (an old one ) and hot soapy water. Always does the trick for me.

Push/pull or electric toothbrush?

 

[the smiling assassin]

Anyone got a trade secret to get rid of small pock type rust marks I the irons or is aluminium foil still the tool of choice?

maybe soak them in a mug of cola, usually cleans up coppers nicely :smirk:

 

[Deleted member 15344]

to the guys suggesting soapy water and a brush,

did you get fitted for your soap type and brush?

I live in a hard water area, but have a water softener, will this impact the soap type i use?

With the brush, how long bristles should they have for my Rocketbladez? Also i have speed pockets and weird and wonderful gaps to clean? what should i used for this?!

My god, this is a huge minefield, i think I am out of my depth. will book in with my PGA pro i think...

Don't forget to ensure your PCR is correctly rehearsed and practised

Ensure you stand in the correct place

And the use the aimpoint linear method when you are cleaning - possibly book a session with a psychologist to ensure you are mentally prepared to clean your clubs

 

[standrew]

Cheap asda cola. honestly cleans them to a shine in 2 hours without touching the clubs.

they should sell it in Halfords.