How do you clean your clubs mid round?

[Deke]

Help me out here guys.If your grooves get clogged with dirt or sand how do you clean them mid round? I have been using a cheap little brush with wire and plastic bristles,but they don't last very long,is there a better method? Is there a better product out there? Thanks in advance!

 

[philly169]

i normally use a brush to clean the dirt after a shot, clean them properly when i get home.

Played with a chap yesterday who kept dipping his towel into the ponds and cleaned the clubs with that.

 

[Hobbit]

Spit and a towel after just about every shot. Then when they get home they get left in a bucket of water for about 15mins, then the little wire brush.

 

[JT77]

I just use a tee to clear out the dirt, and a towel that has been wet at one end.

 

[Deke]

i normally use a brush to clean the dirt after a shot, clean them properly when i get home.

Played with a chap yesterday who kept dipping his towel into the ponds and cleaned the clubs with that.

Cheers mate,sadly my course has little water! Do you use one of the cheap brushes too?

 

[Deke]

Spit and a towel after just about every shot. Then when they get home they get left in a bucket of water for about 15mins, then the little wire brush.

Does a wet towel clear gunk out the grooves?

 

[Deke]

I just use a tee to clear out the dirt, and a towel that has been wet at one end.

Is your tee plastic or wood? Does this not take ages? Ta.

 

[philly169]

Cheers mate,sadly my course has little water! Do you use one of the cheap brushes too?

just a cheap one that someone gave me at xmas that just sits on my bag. you can get little pocket ones for the "after shot" clean

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B009CKOW...d=11638425651511114741&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=

**others are available**

 

[CMAC]

Deke, you're in Scotland, theres water everywhere!

Wet grass does for me if its that bad, in dry weather (when) I'll have the bottom of the towel very damp, that plus wooden tees cleans them perfectly in seconds.

 

[timchump]

just a towel for me, if there's a clump of mud, i dip it into water or a few whisks through the nearest long grass

 

[Foxholer]

Does a wet towel clear gunk out the grooves?

Eventually gets it soft enough to clear with a tee of thumb-nail - or simply washes it away.

A few swishes in damp or long juicy grass helps too.

RBZ and other slotted FWs take a bit more effort though!

 

[Deke]

just a cheap one that someone gave me at xmas that just sits on my bag. you can get little pocket ones for the "after shot" clean

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B009CKOW...d=11638425651511114741&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=

**others are available**

Ta Philly,I think I have the same one somewhere,problem is I find them too short lived,I wonder if there is a longer lasting,better made alternative available? Thanks for the input chief!

 

[Deke]

Deke, you're in Scotland, theres water everywhere!

Wet grass does for me if its that bad, in dry weather (when) I'll have the bottom of the towel very damp, that plus wooden tees cleans them perfectly in seconds.

Fair point Darth! Maybe a tee and a towel is the way to go after all?

 

[Deke]

Thanks for your input chaps,does anybody else use a brush?

 

[One Planer]

I just use a tee to clear out the dirt, and a towel that has been wet at one end.

:thup:

 

[Andy]

Karcher power washer on the tees.

 

[Jay1]

I use one of the little wire push out brushes like the one in the amazon link. Although the wire side now looks a right state, it is perfectly good enough still for cleaning grooves. Bit of spit, scrub with the brush, wipe with towel, job done. And my little brush thing is probably 10 years old now

 

[Deke]

Thanks again for all your replies!

 

[Davey S2]

I use one of the little wire push out brushes like the one in the amazon link. Although the wire side now looks a right state, it is perfectly good enough still for cleaning grooves. Bit of spit, scrub with the brush, wipe with towel, job done. And my little brush thing is probably 10 years old now

Same here

 

[CMAC]

I use one of the little wire push out brushes like the one in the amazon link. Although the wire side now looks a right state, it is perfectly good enough still for cleaning grooves. Bit of spit, scrub with the brush, wipe with towel, job done. And my little brush thing is probably 10 years old now

only thing I dislike about them is with lots of use they can scratch the shiny part on forged clubs either side of the grooves, hence why I use a wooden tee and wet cloth