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Hello everyone, today I was cleaning my old R7 driver and later I was changing the weights and noticed there was a tad bit of water (wet) in the little spot where the weight goes. Any way to avoid this?

 Burner Superfast driver 10.5*

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Don't dip it in water?  I use an old toothbrush and a towel to clean the underside of adjustable heads.

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I personally use a damp, but not dripping, towel on all of my clubs. I'm not sure if it would solve this issue, but I am positive it would be an improvement over just dipping the club in a bucket of water and scrubbing it. Just wipe the face and sole of the club well with the damp towel, then scrub with a brush if you like.

 

 

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Driver: G10 10.5* w/ Pro Launch Red Reg 

3 Wood: G10 w/ Pro Launch Red Reg 

18* and 21* hybrids: G10 with Pro Launch Red Stiff 

4-PW: Ping Eye 2 Irons w/ Reg GS 95 

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I don't clean my clubs, that's what employees are for. J/K sort of. I have a guy at the shop that's never been on a course that regrips my clubs, I taught him how to do it.  Anyway he likes to help and we use the air compressor and a blow gun. Gets the water and everything else out.

Dave :-)

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