iku
Head Pro
Any tip on this?
Clubs cleaning
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Lukewarm soapy water and a nailbrush, let them steep for a couple of minutes then scrub like a madman.
Dont forget about the grips too but make sure you dry them totally.
Dont forget about the grips too but make sure you dry them totally.
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
soap and warm water.
Then I generally just use the wire brush club cleaning tool to clean mud/debris from the grooves and the paint fills.
Wipe clean with towel and Bob is your Mum's brother.
Then I generally just use the wire brush club cleaning tool to clean mud/debris from the grooves and the paint fills.
Wipe clean with towel and Bob is your Mum's brother.
ADB
Journeyman Pro
Treacle and a feather duster.
Is this for real? Sorry Iku but surely you don't need tips on how to clean clubs
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Alex1975
Guest
Try to only dip the heads of your clubs that have metal shafts so that you are not getting the shaft wet. Do not let water get in the hole in the end of the grip. WD40 the shafts a little after cleaning/drying.
I use a nylon brush as wirebrushing can ruin finishes and spin milling.
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
Good to know. Nail brush it is then!
Matty
Tour Rookie
I tend to just use warm water and a brush. Then make sure they are well dried before wrapping them up again.
Wife loves the look of the kitchen towel after each cleaning!
Wife loves the look of the kitchen towel after each cleaning!
iku
Head Pro
Yup, you're right. I should have probably worded it a bit better but I was looking for tips like the one about the nail brush. Or someone coming up with a magic mixture that removes grass marks from the bottom of my driver...
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Alex1975
Guest
My Mrs got me one specialy for my clubs when she found me using hers, I did get a punch along the way though.
IKU for stains on a polished finish, a little autosol (halfords and most other auto shops) and a soft cloth and gentle circular polishing will take it off.
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
I use an old toothbrush on my clubs
its not rocket science this !!
Fragger
its not rocket science this !!
Fragger
drawboy
Tour Winner
Do not use hot water to soak your bats in as it can melt the glue in the hosel.
chris661
Money List Winner
eh it would need to be some temperature to break down the bond in the epoxy
Toby_LeRhone
Head Pro
I leave club cleaning to my batman.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Luke warm water, nail brush and fairy. Tend to do the grips twice a month
JT77
Tour Winner
Milton, soapy water and scrubber. heads and grips, give the shafts a good ol' wipe too!
chris661
Money List Winner
Milton, soapy water and scrubber. heads and grips, give the shafts a good ol' wipe too!
Why milton you planing on eating your diner of them?
Evesdad
Tour Winner
Same as above soapy water etc, also got a bottle of cleaning stuff with woosnam on, can't remember the name. Bought in tesco at some crazy discount price. If I'm in a rush or get to course and been naughty and not cleaned them, quick spray, scrub with little green wirebrush thing, wipe on towel, done. You can see the grass come straight off, allegedly good for grips, bags and shoes.
JT77
Tour Winner
It was a post on here last year, put a cap of milton in the bowl before cleaning grips, makes a difference.
try it.
try it.
