Cleaning & Caring for your Clubs

Hi guys, I was at Creative Golf and I found a grip cleaner in case if anyone is interested...





Translation for use is to shake well, spray and wipe off with cloth. Just gave it a try and my cloth looks really dirty so guess it works!

Feel of the grip after drying feels good as new so feeling quite pleased

Too lazy to clean them.

alternatively...some good scrubbing with a brush and washing powder with warm water also does the trick for me.

NSRCC Changi provides good cleaning services. You can drop them there for cleaning after your game.

I thought using washing powder on your grips is a really bad idea?

I read somewhere that for cleaning grips, a good wipe-down with a damp cloth would suffice. I've been doing that and felt no degradation on the tackiness of my grips

I used to replace golf grip every year, thinking rubber get degenerated faster in hot humid weather like Singapore. (this is partly true with WINN soft grips) now I mostly used GP grips.

Last few years I have not replaced any, but regularly cleaned my grips with mild house hold detergents with soft brush and it seem to be working very nicely.

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I use a damp cloth with water mixed with a little hand soap. Just wipe the grips down and air dry in room > 24 hours. For full cord grips, I use brush to scrub on the grips for more effective cleaning. Nice, clean with tacky feel.

Actually IDK abt grips. but u ppl can consider using a 50/50 ratio of this multipurpose cleaner called Simple Green and Isopropanol. Works very well for tough stains and dried mud etc.

Wow... it's nice to see this thread pop up every now and then

EOS fan wrote:

NSRCC Changi provides good cleaning services. You can drop them there for cleaning after your game.

Cheap n good !!!

From my cycling days - I used Turpentine to get rid of really tough scuff marks... It was mild enuff to be used on cf...

My personal regime is dry my clubs with a cloth after every round.
Before every round I use a wire brush on all my irons and wedges to clean the club faces and to ensure the grooves are fee from debris.

Heard coke is great to soak the head to get rid of rust stains:)

I use the wonderful "Mama lemon" for my grip. Just put abit and scrub it with brush and leave it to dry.

For washing my BW grips, I use diswashing liquid with a soft sponge. Then I just let them air dry. I use laundry soap for cleaning the club heads, which I finish off with a thin layer of baby oil in a Q-tip.

cglim wrote:

For washing my BW grips, I use diswashing liquid with a soft sponge. Then I just let them air dry. I use laundry soap for cleaning the club heads, which I finish off with a thin layer of baby oil in a Q-tip.

Babyoil makes the club smell nice... kekeke

thanks for compiling the info!

I use a wire brush on my club faces and wipe down the club (including grip) with a damp cloth and air dry after every round when I'm home. And I thought I was already OCD, but some of you guys are even more so! Haha!

i hear some even talk to their clubs while cleaning it

bigsplash wrote:

i hear some even talk to their clubs while cleaning it

Wow, this is a blast from the past

I was so young then......used to be bullied by techno

Duval_S wrote:

I was so young then......used to be bullied by techno

Bully? Please... our days at Octville (may she RIP) will always be fondly remembered