Keeping clubs looking like new

[DrvFrShow]

Yes. Just wipe them off after each shot, and wash them to clean the grooves after each round. Nothing else I can do. They get banged around in the bag.

[rkim291968]

Our course attendants when they are not busy doing other things wash our clubs at the end of the round.  Once in a while, I will washed them myself to get dirt out of grooves.  Less often, I will regroove my wedges.  I practice and play so much, keeping any club like new is a futile exercise.  I love playing golf but not the equipment.

As for covers, I got rid of my putter cover b/c I am too lazy to cover/uncover up to 18 times per round.  Someone gave me iron cover and I threw them out eventually.   It was too much hassle to take the covers on and off.

[David in FL]

That's fine if you plan on keeping them. Fortunately, I like to try different equipment and don't care for forged. Lets see the backs.

Here you go.

Again, 5+ years and 600+ rounds.

[LBlack14]

Here you go. Again, 5+ years and 600+ rounds.  [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/115361/] [/URL]

How about the same size pic as the other and clear? Old eyes ya know.

[David in FL]

How about the same size pic as the other and clear? Old eyes ya know.

Sure.

Gotta ask.  Why in the world would you care about the backs anyways?

[LBlack14]

Sure. Gotta ask.  Why in the world would you care about the backs anyways? [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/115367/] [/URL]

Fair question. Simple answer....RESALE. I try alot of equipment and RESALE plays a big part in being able to try alot of equipment. It's part of what keeps the game exciting for me. I very rarely EVER buy NEW equipment and I'm not of the financial class that affords me to not care about RESAL.E. My winters are spent unloading and re-loading for the next season.