How to Store Golf Clubs

There are a variety of golf club storage systems that help protect your investment and keep your golf equipment organized. By properly storing your golf clubs and keeping them well-maintained, you'll improve your golf game and save money on replacing damaged equipment.

Instructions

1. Designate a specific location to store your golf clubs. The space you designate should be temperature controlled to avoid extreme heat and cold, as well as large fluctuations in humidity.

2. Top your woods with a club cover. This keeps dust from accumulating and prevents scratches and gouges. You can also choose to cover your irons, but that is a matter of personal preference. Club covers are available at most retail stores with sporting departments.

3. Store your golf clubs in your golf bag in an upright position. This prevents them from getting tangled, bent, or dinged whether your golf clubs are in storage or being carried across the golf course.

4. Clean your golf clubs and your golf bag after each game. If needed, you can wash the clubs with warm, soapy water. Dry thoroughly before storing.

Tips & Warnings

• Never put your golf clubs away dirty or wet as this will damage not only the clubs but also the bag you store them in.

• Avoid keeping your clubs in the trunk of your car or the back of a truck. Not only does the fluctuating temperature damage your golf club, but the jostling can also cause harm.