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Something that always puzzles me is the state of some people’s clubs.
The game is hard enough as it is without half the course filling your grooves, or worse, chunks of mud and grass stuck to the club face and ball.
Then when you see someone with clubs like this looking bemused as their ball rolls off the green because their chip didn’t have any spin. You can’t help but think, do they not know why
Usually these people have a towel attached to their bag that never seems to get used. Maybe it’s for decoration or like a baseball cap, they feel like they need one.
My FiL is a classic case of this. Often has a filthy ball, grooves packed with dirt and grips that are rock hard and shiny, will get mud in his club face when taking a practice swing then half wipe it off on the grass. But still expects to go out and shoot a good score.
He’ll sometimes give his clubs a clean if he’s playing a big comp.
Personally, my clubs are wiped down and cleaned after every shot. In summer that includes the grips too. I don’t need to wash them after or before a round.
I will occasionally give the grips a good scrub during the summer to keep them grippy.
These are mine after 17 holes in the mud yesterday. The 5 iron is a bit grubby.
The game is hard enough as it is without half the course filling your grooves, or worse, chunks of mud and grass stuck to the club face and ball.
Then when you see someone with clubs like this looking bemused as their ball rolls off the green because their chip didn’t have any spin. You can’t help but think, do they not know why
Usually these people have a towel attached to their bag that never seems to get used. Maybe it’s for decoration or like a baseball cap, they feel like they need one.
My FiL is a classic case of this. Often has a filthy ball, grooves packed with dirt and grips that are rock hard and shiny, will get mud in his club face when taking a practice swing then half wipe it off on the grass. But still expects to go out and shoot a good score.
He’ll sometimes give his clubs a clean if he’s playing a big comp.
Personally, my clubs are wiped down and cleaned after every shot. In summer that includes the grips too. I don’t need to wash them after or before a round.
I will occasionally give the grips a good scrub during the summer to keep them grippy.
These are mine after 17 holes in the mud yesterday. The 5 iron is a bit grubby.