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Hey y'all,

I have about 3 gloves that i use and they are all dirty. I bought one a week ago and it is getting pretty dirty.

My question, is there any way to clean these gloves or should I just forget it and buy a new one later on? I hate having dirty equipment so the gloves being covered in dirt is killin me!
My favorite one that I really am wanting clean is a Nike leather glove.
Any tricks to get it clean again would be extremely appreciated!

Thanks y'all!

HookEmHorns

In my 14 Xtreme bag:

Driver Burner 10.5*3 Wood Rawlings 15*5 Wood Ignite 19*Irons S2 Max 4-GWPutter Rossa Corza Ghost 35" Next to be replaced: 3 wood. All Rawlings junk has got to go. haha


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It is most likely the grips on your clubs. I use soap and water and a little brush to clean my grips frequently, and when they show any signs of wear or hardening up, I replace them. Wash those babies and they feel better, too.

Washing a glove can be a problem unless you have a shaped form to put them on to dry (there used to be such things) and keep them from shrinking in strange ways. I used to have a silly looking wired hand thing that I would put gloves on after playing in 100 degree hot summer days. Now gloves are better treated and hold shape on their own to some degree, but what feels better than a new glove? They cost less than a dozen balls.

I surely don't want to sound flippant, but washing your grips will help a lot. Summer time sweat is tough on gloves, so I take mine off and on frequently as well.

RC

 


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