Ball marks from dirty range balls. :(

Hi all, i have just gotten my new irons, couldnt wait and brought them to my nearest range.

Alas, the balls are dirty and left ball marks on the club face  any bros have any cheap solution to clean them?  

Kamsiah Kamsiah

Can take a picture? Should not be anything that a wet cloth cannot remove from dirty range balls.

Non-soap based detergent (maybe dishwashing detergent) with a soft brush would do the trick ... Dry with a soft cloth thereafter ...

I rather get the clubface scratched up asap so that I can go ahead and divot without pain when I am on the course.

Trying to prolong the pristine look will prevent me.from playing good golf actually.....

The only reason i look at ball marks on the club's face during range practice is this:  to check whether the impact is at the sweet spot.

flashpacker wrote:

The only reason i look at ball marks on the club's face during range practice is this:  to check whether the impact is at the sweet spot.

Hahaha .... Actually if you use a muscle-backed iron, you don't even have to look at it as you can feel it. I only look at it if I felt that I did not hit the sweet spot ... I only have to look at my ball flight and direction upon impact ...

To me it's normal for my clubs to have ball marks. I don't get those "blue paint " marks on my clubs but if I do, I will use my nail and scratch it off. And it's gone!

Simple Green. Does the job perfectly!

oldie-newbie wrote:

Simple Green. Does the job perfectly!

Alright bro! i will use your suggestion

Turbo wrote:

flashpacker wrote:

The only reason i look at ball marks on the club's face during range practice is this:  to check whether the impact is at the sweet spot.

Hahaha .... Actually if you use a muscle-backed iron, you don't even have to look at it as you can feel it. I only look at it if I felt that I did not hit the sweet spot ... I only have to look at my ball flight and direction upon impact ...

Yes you are right!

Denmeister wrote:

I rather get the clubface scratched up asap so that I can go ahead and divot without pain when I am on the course.

Trying to prolong the pristine look will prevent me.from playing good golf actually.....

Let me help you....

im guessing mama lemon with lukewarm water should also do the job? hehe

Dreamwater, I just realised you have opened this post in the wrong thread - Marketplace. Marketplace thread is for you to sell and buy golf stuff and not asking people how to clean your new irons ...

Turbo wrote:

Dreamwater, I just realised you have opened this post in the wrong thread - Marketplace. Marketplace thread is for you to sell and buy golf stuff and not asking people how to clean your new irons ...

+1. guess we all got carried away without realising. 

Turbo wrote:

Dreamwater, I just realised you have opened this post in the wrong thread - Marketplace. Marketplace thread is for you to sell and buy golf stuff and not asking people how to clean your new irons ...

Oops! Ps ps