Compressed air to clean clubs

[backwoodsman]

Why don't you ask your wife to clean your clubs for you? Let me know how you get on...

Better still, ask Homer if his missus will do yours as well as his!

(He's the first admit it fair enough, but he's lucky man)

 

[Face breaker]

Have been known to use the ole compressor on occasion if they're just wet rather than covered in crap but normally just wash em under a running tap using a nail brush !...:thup:

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I don't think there would be any damage using compressed air but I prefer a bowl of soapy water and a brush. Ideal for heads and grips

 

[Maninblack4612]

I use my Kärcher pressure cleaner with the small brush. Gets them clean in seconds.

 

[Jacko_G]

Seriously?

What's wrong with a spit and wipe with the golf towel after each shot? Works perfectly well for me.

 

[palindromicbob]

Duster gas is very useful for blowing water and debris out of cavity back irons after they've been cleaned.

 

[drew83]

I give them a wipe after every shot. I keep a new tee in my pocket so while I am waiting for my shot I can give the grooves an extra clean out if needed.
After a round I will clean all the clubs in warm soapy water & a toothbrush to get every bit of dirt out. Dry them off with a towel & rest them against the wall.

Start at the Driver, through the woods, then irons, wedges & finally putter. They go against the wall, near the rad with the heads on a towel.

Then it's on to the shoes. laces out for a soak (if it has been particularly wet/muddy) off with the studs/cleats. Good scrub with another toothbrush. Lay them on the rad while stuffed with newspaper.

Clubs get put away and shoes get put away the following day.

After 4-5 rounds the head covers all go in the machine for a wash.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Compressed air can remove loose debris but no more. Soapy water and a stiff brush are the answer.

 

[Rooter]

I give them a wipe after every shot. I keep a new tee in my pocket so while I am waiting for my shot I can give the grooves an extra clean out if needed.
After a round I will clean all the clubs in warm soapy water & a toothbrush to get every bit of dirt out. Dry them off with a towel & rest them against the wall.

Start at the Driver, through the woods, then irons, wedges & finally putter. They go against the wall, near the rad with the heads on a towel.

Then it's on to the shoes. laces out for a soak (if it has been particularly wet/muddy) off with the studs/cleats. Good scrub with another toothbrush. Lay them on the rad while stuffed with newspaper.

Clubs get put away and shoes get put away the following day.

After 4-5 rounds the head covers all go in the machine for a wash.

wow, thats some regime! you would hate me. I have been known to buy a new car as the old one was dirty and i couldn't be bothered to clean it.

 

[drew83]

wow, thats some regime! you would hate me. I have been known to buy a new car as the old one was dirty and i couldn't be bothered to clean it.

Me...OCD...noooo.

Lol....sounds like HID.....When we had 2 cars, she used to take mine so hers would get cleaned out.

EDIT: I didn't mention the trolley.....that gets done after every round with the hose too....

 

[garyinderry]

I don't play golf without a groove cleaner in my pocket.

Amazing how many people play club faced that are absolutely caked in dirt.

 

[Fish]

I give them a wipe after every shot. I keep a new tee in my pocket so while I am waiting for my shot I can give the grooves an extra clean out if needed.
After a round I will clean all the clubs in warm soapy water & a toothbrush to get every bit of dirt out. Dry them off with a towel & rest them against the wall.

Start at the Driver, through the woods, then irons, wedges & finally putter. They go against the wall, near the rad with the heads on a towel.

Then it's on to the shoes. laces out for a soak (if it has been particularly wet/muddy) off with the studs/cleats. Good scrub with another toothbrush. Lay them on the rad while stuffed with newspaper.

Clubs get put away and shoes get put away the following day.

After 4-5 rounds the head covers all go in the machine for a wash.

Yeah baby, I like this :thup: