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**pBiRXp8u** · 12-26-2009, 07:27 PM

I find the things that some people do to clean their clubs amusing. Sorry but I just can't help it. I clean the heads after every shot, using a groove brush if necessary, but usually just a damp towel. That is quite all that is necessary. If I do that after every shot, then I don't need to make a special effort to clean them other times, because they are always clean. The tour wrap type grips I use stay tacky with just a rub with a damp towel too. My hands don't sweat a lot, and the dry climate here also helps.

My bag lives in the trunk of my car. They have never come to any harm by being there, not from heat or cold. I take them out only when I need the space to carry something else. I'm always ready at a moment's notice to play.

Waxing the shafts?????

Sorry Def, but that's just way over the top. If they are dirty, a damp towel works just as well there too.

Like BigV wrote, I don't abuse my clubs, but I don't treat them as precious art either. They're tools and they will get nicked up and to me that's part of the game.

12-26-2009, 07:27 PM	#20
pBiRXp8u Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	I find the things that some people do to clean their clubs amusing. Sorry but I just can't help it. I clean the heads after every shot, using a groove brush if necessary, but usually just a damp towel. That is quite all that is necessary. If I do that after every shot, then I don't need to make a special effort to clean them other times, because they are always clean. The tour wrap type grips I use stay tacky with just a rub with a damp towel too. My hands don't sweat a lot, and the dry climate here also helps. My bag lives in the trunk of my car. They have never come to any harm by being there, not from heat or cold. I take them out only when I need the space to carry something else. I'm always ready at a moment's notice to play. Waxing the shafts????? Sorry Def, but that's just way over the top. If they are dirty, a damp towel works just as well there too. Like BigV wrote, I don't abuse my clubs, but I don't treat them as precious art either. They're tools and they will get nicked up and to me that's part of the game.
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