Is it time to clean your golf clubs?
If your clubs have been gathering dust and still have last round’s mud and dirt on them, now is the time to clean them and get them as close to brand new as possible. Let’s face it, a clean set of clubs in the bag is a beautiful site and of course there are clear performance advantages too, especially when it comes to removing dirt from grooves.
Should you power wash your golf clubs?
Use your legs or hands to hold the face of the club in place. Point and fire. Perks/Drawbacks: Your clubs will literally never be cleaner and you got to use the power washer. Perhaps save this for once or twice a season, it can’t be good for your clubface to get repeatedly blasted with pressurized water. And be careful!
How do you clean a golf hosel?
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. Then, dry using the other end of the towel and finish off by returning the club to your bag.
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.