1. legalbgl Said,

   I use a spray bottle with some dish soap and water in it. I squirt some soapy water on it, use one of those golf club brushes and use a towel. Clubs are as clean as the day I bought them.
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2. jim c Said,

   tooth paste and tooth brush work fine also.
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3. muellerarts Said,

   I agree with the spray bottle with a solution of water and a little bet of dish soap, plus a little scrubbing with a golf brush. Be sure to dry them afterward!
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4. Darkcloud Said,

   I set my irons in a bucket of warm soapy water. I then clean my woods with a wet hand towel. By this time irons have soaked long enough and only need to be wiped with dry cloth
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5. skidrowdan Said,

   Make your wife do it. Doesn’t matter if it’s "fast and easy"…Someone else is doing it.
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6. Mer19 Said,

   I keep the end of my towel wet while i’m playing. When you get done, just wipe your club off and stick it back in your bag. Its quick and easier to clean in the long run.
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7. Eddie Mix Said,

   Use some windex
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8. Bill182 Said,

   I clean my grooves out with toothpicks and some water.
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9. Noah T. Hall Said,

   Give the cart boy $5 and go have a beer.They’ll be clean as a whistle when you get back!
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