Best way to clean clubs ?

[Slab]

I use that hand wash/liquid soap that sits next to the kitchen sink, liberally onto the brush for each club rather than into the water. Then rinse and towel dry (I have a special towel for that though)



As an aside I believe clubs should be cleaned weekly (to appease the golfing gods if nothing else) and anyone who leaves them for weeks/months on end needs to take a look at themselves. I mean seriously, if they performed to an equivalent standard covered in a layer of dirt and with the grooves filled with crud then they'd be sold that way!

 

[patricks148]

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?

Me either.... wheres the shakes head smiley?

 

[LinksTurf]

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

Similar for me. Fairy Liquid, warm water, and a dish brush on both clubhead and grip.

 

[DAVEYBOY]

Toothbrush and running tap water for me... No wonder the water bills so high :mmm:

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Toothbrush and running tap water for me... No wonder the water bills so high :mmm:

Try baby wipes as well :thup:

 

[guest100718]

dont forget to give the grips a scrub too.

 

[CMAC]

Best thread ever!

 

[TheClaw]

Get a lesson.

 

[Pin-seeker]

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?

Yep I'm with you on this,it's really not that hard to clean mud off of a lump of metal.

 

[Andy808]

For a quick wash I use soapy warm water but every so often I'll steam clean them which really cleans out the grooves. Stream cleaning the grips brings them back like new.

 

[Chisteve]

Fairy liquid and warm water for me + scotch bright pad, sponge and tooth brush for those nooks and crannies

Generally after every round

Don't do anything to grips

Steve

 

[rosecott]

+1 for steam for heads and grips.

 

[RGDave]

Sonic cleaner.

Great for club heads with places you can't reach.

(not that I would play with HUGE GI clubs...)

often.

 

[kozmos]

Lately been lacking in motivation do this..
However a fresh sink of hot water with lots of bubbles kindly run after tea by hid normally does the trick.
And of course a nice clean dish cloth

 

[Oddsocks]

Hot soapy water, clean the cavity back of the clubs with a baby bottle brush, and the grooves on the face with a masters club cleaner,

Done my grips for then first time in 18months a few weeks back with boiling water, fairy liquid and a scotch brite pad, they honestly feel like new grips, would NEVER leave it this long again.

 

[RGDave]

Oh and "Astonish" steel cleaner (from the £1 shop, or 99p at many places) works a treat.

Seems to add more shine and removes marks too.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I always do my grips every few weeks. Amazing how dirty the shorter irons seem to get

 

[MadAdey]

I normally wait until I am playing in the rain again and give them a wipe on the long grass, a quick once over with a brush and a wipe on a dirty old towel.

I hate it when we have a dry spell, I end up having to play with dirty clubs........

 

[BubbaP]

Plenty of product placement in this thread!
Other makes of washing up liquid and steamers are available....

 

[NorfolkShaun]

Water and a brush, then spray the irons with WD40 or wipe with an oily rag