How do you get rust off of golf clubs?
If your golf clubs have succumbed to rust, a homemade remedy is to use vinegar. WD-40 can also be effective at removing rust, but be careful if you have any specialist finishes on your golf clubs as WD-40 could remove it. WD-40 isn’t recommended to use on drivers or fairway woods.
How to clean a loose golf shaft?
Dry the clubhead with the towel and include the shaft in the drying process just in case some water has splashed onto the shaft during the rinse process. The drying process will remove any muck that may still be loose on the clubface after the cleaning and rinse.
How do I clean my golf clubs?
Never use a wire-bristled brush during cleaning, because this can scratch the surface of the clubs. Use your garden hose (or tap, if you are working indoors) to rinse off the clubhead. When the suds are washed away, take a look at the club to make sure all dirt is removed from the grooves. Be careful not to splash water up the shaft.
How to clean golf club heads?
First thing you need to do is soak your golf club heads by filling a sink or a bucket with water and vinegar. The ratio of the mixture should be one part (1:10) of white vinegar to 10 parts water. Vinegar is an acid that will break down dirt and grime that has accumulated on your golf club heads. 2.)