Stand up if you clean your clubs!

[SilverUberXeno]

I let mine sit in a bucket with a little dishsoap for about fifteen minutes, then rinse and hit them all around with a nail-brush. Works like a charm. I can just stare at my beauties all day

 

[kow_ciller]

I usually do a full clean around once a week, but won't really bother cleaning them during a round, etc.

 

[chemboy2]

Wipe'em down after shots and keep the grooves clean/clear. They don't get a full cleaning but maybe once/twice a month.

 

[zaphod]

Try to clean my clubs each time I change the oil on my truck. Flipping burgers!!!!! Got to love that. Should do it more often.

 

[kwcsports]

The grooves being clean is the only thing I give a s**t about. Other than that, they can be caked in mud.:laugh:

 

[Fourputt]

Between a two sided groove brush (one side brass bristles and the other side plastic) and a wet towel, I clean them after each shot. I rarely make a separate point of cleaning them at home, because they just don't need it.

 

[mont86]

Try to keep them as clean as possible on the cousre....Most of the time.

 

[mddubya]

Like others have said, I clean mine after each shot with a brush,(hanging on the bag), and a towel. Well, ok, most of the time, after a bad shot I may not clean it, but I'll go back a couple of holes later and clean it. And after a messy day, I'll go back over them once I get home. But then again, I keep my truck clean as well so I guess it's just a over all habit.

 

[Eracer]

I don't want the insides of my iron headcovers to get dirty, so I wipe the heads off after each shot.

 

[Pa Jayhawk]

Given the option, I am probably closer to a no than a yes. I just try and make sure the grooves are clean. I could care less about the rest.

Although I do have a club and ball cleaner at home that I picked up at Golfsmith and use it maybe once every 5 rounds. Which in the heart of the summer is around once a week. So I likely clean them more than many who said they would eat off them.

Just like they have a guy that cleans clubs as you come off our course. Personally I reject this service as I find a wet towel just seems to pack the dirt in the groove and makes it harder to get it out before a shot. Not to mention the fact I have iron covers, so every club is covered but my wedges, so it would take forever. To me it seems just using a dry towel after a shot and a golf tee if I see dirt in the grooves prior to a shot is adequate enough until I get a chance to use brushes at home.

 

[niblick]

Groove brush and a towel keep them clean enough during the course of a round. Pretty rare that they go in the sink. The wife hates that.

 

[JamesR]

Im pretty OCD with my clubs. I scrub each club with toothpaste and an old toothbrush, it shines and removes the rangeball residue. Through all of this my bedroom remains a huge mess

 

[MCDavis]

I clean them good every month or so and keep them clean by wiping them off with a towel and using my brush on the grooves (hangs on the bag) after each shot. I hate ratty looking clubs.

ditto.:laugh:

 

[ManchesterGolfer]

I clean mine before I go play, usually the night before. I also never have dirt in the grooves. I carry a groove cleaner on my bag and hit the grooves before every shot. Hey, I'll admit I'm a little anal about my clubs but I don't have a nice car to wash... my clubs are the nicest thing I own.

Well wonders never cease I'm 100% with you on this one Ez mate.

Although I'm making it my new years resolution to stop hoing clubs and to start saving up for a decent car. I'm after a Impreza or Evo so no hoing and much saving to be done and thats just to cover the insurance!!!

 

[dave.]

My Impreza got to 2000 quid a year to insure, and I am over 40 and it was garaged in a decent postcode, its just got silly, so I sold it (it was heavily modified though)