How to clean a Golf club

After the day’s swings, chips and putts, Your clubs probably won’t look good. And one of the tricks of Golf is their correct and timely cleaning. Inventory will not only last you longer, but perhaps a clean and smooth putter will improve your kick. Who knows? You might even enjoy the process.

Add some dish detergent to warm water. The water should not be too hot, otherwise the metal rim will expand and the club head may lose its stability. The water tank should be large enough to hold as many clubs as necessary.
Pour into the container so much water that it covered only the heads of clubs, do not need to wet the metal rim once again.

Immerse the club heads in warm water for a few minutes. If the clubs are not very dirty, then 5 minutes in soapy water should be enough. It may take 10 minutes for particularly dirty clubs or grass stains.
Remove the club from the water and clean the head with a thick coarse bristle brush or toothbrush. Gently clean first the front of the head, then the back, and finally the top and base.
Never use a wire brush because it can damage the coating of the putter and affect the quality of the kick.
Do not put voodoo in warm soapy water. Instead, wipe wood’s head thoroughly with a damp towel. Clean the indentations on the inside of the head with a toothpick or other similar tool.

Rinse the clubs with cold water. Try not to wet the metal rims, but if a little water still got, it’s not the end of the world.
Wipe the heads with a soft dry towel. Make sure all clubs are clean and dry.
Put the clubs in the bag. Never put wet or wet clubs in the bag. Put the covers on the clubs.