How do you clean the inside of a club?
Toss your clubs in a bucket filled with warm water. Snag a club-cleaning brush. Wet half a rag in the bucket and leave the other half dry. First, dunk a club in the water, then use the wet half of the rag to wipe the hosel, face and back. Dunk it again and fashion the brush to clean out the grooves, periodically toweling to wipe away excess dirt.
How to clean a golf club head?
Fill the bucket with warm water and add about three teaspoons of soap or dishwashing liquid to the bowl. Put the club heads in the water and leave them there for around five minutes. Then, take the irons out one-by-one and use the soft-bristle brush to remove the dirt. Get into the grooves of the club head and give them a really good clean.
How to clean a golf putter?
Instead, dip a towel or soft-bristle brush into a bucket of warm water with some soap or dishwashing liquid, and clean the dirt off the club. Make sure to get in the grooves and wipe the crown and sole as well. Putters can also be cleaned this way, as they should only need a quick wipe down.
How often should you clean your golf clubs?
Once a month, you should dip your club heads into soapy water and scrub with a soft-bristled brush. Then finish by wiping off each club with a damp microfiber cloth. On the course, you can keep a golf club cleaning kit in your bag and wipe a club immediately if it gets dirty. Of course, there are many different ways to clean the various clubs.