Are you golf clubs looking a little tired or old? Unfortunately golf clubs will age and get dirty over time which can reduce their performance and aesthetics.
Nobody wants to stand up to the ball and place a dirty looking golf club behind it. Not only does it look bad, but grooves full of dirt can affect how much the ball spins on the club face and thus makes it harder to hit the ball straight and stop the ball on the green.
Golf clubs can be an expensive piece of equipment, so it’s important that they are properly well maintained and looked after to increase their lifespan.
Luckily for you I recently played a round in bad weather, my clubs are filthy and in desperate need of a clean and polish. In this article I’ll go over the steps on how to polish golf clubs and get them looking as good as new.
Drivers and fairway woods have a smoother face and shallower grooves and therefore are much easier to wipe down clean. The need to clean and polish your driver and woods isn’t as big as the need to clean your irons.
What you will need:
- Bucket or sink
- Warm water
- Dishwasher liquid or soap
- Toothbrush or soft bristled groove cleaner
- A towel
- Chrome or steel polish
- A cloth