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How to Clean Golf Clubs

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Clean Golf Clubs

Here's how to clean those record-breaking divots off your irons.

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    Difficulty:
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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Steel Wool
    • Wire Brushes
    • Hard-bristled Toothbrushes
    • Golf Club Cleaners
    • Sandpaper
      • 1

        Rub rust off metal clubs with fine steel wool.

      • 2

        Remove golf ball marks, mat marks and grass stains with golf club cleaner (found at golf shops).

      • 3

        Clean out grooves by scrubbing them with water and a hard-bristled toothbrush. Dry your clubs immediately after cleaning them.

      • 4

        Wash leather grips with saddle soap.

    Tips & Warnings

    • If your grips become too smooth, try rubbing them with a wire brush or fine sandpaper.

    • Waxes to protect your irons and woods are available at golf shops.

    • Use covers for club heads to keep them clean and prevent scratches and chipping.

    • Using steel wool on any non-rusted part of your club can cause permanent damage, and you should use it gently on rusted areas.

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    Comments

    • hawaiiantexan04 Aug 10, 2009
      Thanks for the tips it was very useful to keep my grooves clean thank you.
    • callowayusa Aug 07, 2008
      I found some leftover Turtle Wax Chrome wheel cleaner and wax... and thought ..."hmmm"... cleaned the wheels with some no-spotting car wash detergent...then applied the turtle wax chrome cleaner and wax... let it sit then buffed each club with microfiber cloth... and "voila!!"... bling-bling clubs!!!
    • callowayusa Aug 07, 2008
      I found some leftover Turtle Wax Chrome wheel cleaner and wax... and thought ..."hmmm"... cleaned the wheels with some no-spotting car wash detergent...then applied the turtle wax chrome cleaner and wax... let it sit then buffed each club with microfiber cloth... and "voila!!"... bling-bling clubs!!!
    • callowayusa Aug 07, 2008
      I found some leftover Turtle Wax Chrome wheel cleaner and wax... and thought ..."hmmm"... cleaned the wheels with some no-spotting car wash detergent...then applied the turtle wax chrome cleaner and wax... let it sit then buffed each club with microfiber cloth... and "voila!!"... bling-bling clubs!!!
    • callowayusa Aug 07, 2008
      I found some leftover Turtle Wax Chrome wheel cleaner and wax... and thought ..."hmmm"... cleaned the wheels with some no-spotting car wash detergent...then applied the turtle wax chrome cleaner and wax... let it sit then buffed each club with microfiber cloth... and "voila!!"... bling-bling clubs!!!

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