Every golf grip gets dirty whether it looks dirty or not. Your hand sweats, and other dirt and grime get onto your grips when you put them into your golf nag or lay them or the ground. Having clean grips can only help improve your swing and improve your chances of hitting a better shot. The best way to keep your grips clean is to use a simple spray from Club Doctor. Club Doctor has a spray that you can…
It’s no secret that clean golf grooves will produce better results, yet so many golfers don’t clean their grooves after every shot. I’m not sure why golfers don’t clean their club after every shot, as you see every tour caddie clean their players clubs after every shot. Bottom line, if pro’s are doing it, amateurs should do it for sure. I always have some kind of brush to clean my clubs after every shot attached to my golf bag. I’ve…
I clean my golf clubs during my round and after my round. I feel that the cleaner the golf clubs are the better my chances of having the golf ball go where I want it to go, yet I see so many playing partners with really dirty golf clubs. I’m not sure why they don’t clean their golf clubs grooves as it’s so simple to do. I just found a company that makes a really cool golf club and ball…
I have to clean my irons and wedges after just about every shot, as they get dirty and sometimes really dirty after a shot. Over the years I have used a metal brush attached to my bag and it always did a decent job cleaning my clubs, but they were never fully clean, however I found a new golf club cleaning accessory that exceeds the standard golf brush by leaps and bounds. The product is from Caddy Splash, and they…
I have several sets of golf clubs, some as old as 10 years old that I occasionally take out and use. They are without a doubt shorter in length than my current set, grips are a bit worn, yet they are still playable, but I must say they are not looking that good. A few irons have scratches, a few are just as dull in color as could be, and overall they are just some used old looking golf clubs.…
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…
Let’s be honest how many of us actually clean our golf clubs on a regular basis, I’m sure the answer is not many. I can guarantee you that every professional golfer has their golf clubs cleaned after every round and after every practice session. Because even the slightest advantage is worth the few minutes it takes to clean your golf clubs from top to bottom. I recently discovered an actual system to get your golf clubs cleaned, from top to…
We all know clean grips can only help with your grip on the golf club, so why do so many people never or rarely clean them? Well in my case, it’s such a pain… first you need to grab a bucket, then fill it with soap and water, then grab a towel. Now it’s time to swish around the grip in the bucket and clean each one, then you need to dry each grip with a towel, and wait 30-60…
I bought a 3-pack of World of Golf Pocket Brushes as a way to keep something really small in my pocket after hitting wedges shots. I’d hoped that these pocket brushes would be better than having to run back to the golf cart each time to clean my clubs. As we all know, sometimes when we’re not playing at our best, we can often find ourselves in a fast paced “rush mode”, so I thought that this brush could possibly…