How do you take care of your clubs?

[sean_miller]

I have a ball/club washer mounted on the back of my cart. If I see anything on my club after hitting it, I run it through the washer - works great! Then I wipe the clubhead with a towel. Maybe once a month or so, I'll throw my clubs in the utility club and soak them for a few minutes in soapy water. Then wipe them down well.

I washed my irons and grips for the second time this year - and it's only June!?! I put a little Tide stain release (doesn't harm the grips or the original paintfills) and use a soft brush - another bucket with clean water for a quick rinse, then a wipe and voila - good for another month. I really don't care what other people do before during and after their shot, as long as they're obeying etiquette (like avoiding slow play). People who play sports (like golf almost is) long enoug tend to develop their own subtle supersitions.

[SpoiledRotten]

I have a ball/club washer mounted on the back of my cart. If I see anything on my club after hitting it, I run it through the washer - works great! Then I wipe the clubhead with a towel.

I'm thinking about getting one of those ball/club washers for my cart. I can see them cleaning the ball like the ones on the course, but do they really work well for the clubs?

[gators13]

Probably within 15 miles of where you live. I'm not far from Bay Point Country Club. Glen Cove, to be exact.

i have played Bay Pointe a few times, it a tight little course. i mostly go to their driving range, going there today actually

[dreamsmith]

I'm thinking about getting one of those ball/club washers for my cart. I can see them cleaning the ball like the ones on the course, but do they really work well for the clubs?

Yes! I was surprised how well they work. Just add a little liquid soap to some water to the washer, and you're ready to go. It works fine for irons and hybrids. Woods are kind of tight, but overall, I feel the $50 it cost at the PGAStore was well worth it.