As far as golf accessories go, I have reviewed many of them from towels, to tees, to brushes, to just about everything. However, when new and improved golf accessories come out, I love trying them and seeing how they can improve my game and the game of others. I have done a review of this company a few years ago and when I saw they had come out with new golf gear I had to give them a try. The…
I’ve generally used a metal brush to clean my golf clubs after a shot and it has always worked well, however I have noticed a few times that it leaves tiny scratch marks on the face of my irons. So, when I saw a different kind of brush without any steel bristles I had to give it a try. The company is Pin Hunters Golf Co., and they offer a golf brush that uses water to spray onto your club…
I have always had a golf brush on my golf bag, and it has always done a good job, however there is always room for a better brush, and I have found just that. Imagine a golf brush that has a patented combo bristles for a deep clean, is easily accessible and secures easily to your golf bag. The golf brush is from Frogger Golf and their BrushPro Latch-It Golf Brush is simply great. First is has a magnetic system…
There are options when it comes to brushes to clean your golf clubs, and some just don’t hold up. Finding a high-quality golf brush in my opinion is very important as you need clean grooves on every golf shot to have the best chance for a great golf shot. I have used a water brush and really like it, however for those who prefer a brush that doesn’t use water and can get your golf club grooves really clean I…
The brand-new Platypus Golf high quality Hickory golf brush looks amazing to say the least. If you use a golf brush like I do, it’s a very basic and honestly lower quality brush. When I found a brush that’s high quality, I had to try it out. The brush is from Platypus Golf and their brand-new Hickory golf brush is a high quality, Hickory brush with nylon bristles. It has a clip which easily attached to your golf bag and…
I use my golf brush after every iron shot and every wedge shot. I Never use it on my woods as my current brush has metal style bristles and would damage the face, so I use a towel for those clubs which really doesn’t do a great job cleaning into the grooves. However, after a lot of searching I found a great golf club brush that works on every golf club in the bag. The golf brush is from Dimple…
Most golf club cleaners you attach to your golf bag do a decent job but over a short period of time they all seem to loose their ability to clean your grooves. I seem to replace my club brush about once every 2 months, which is really uncalled for in my opinion… until now! The Iron Caddie allows you to clean your golf club grooves at any angle with minimum effort. The Iron Caddie also has bristles which last significantly…