Golf club cleaners

Why clean your golf clubs?

After a few holes, the grooves of your irons and wedges soon fill up with grass, sand and soil. Those grooves are what grip the ball and create spin and control. Dirty grooves give a less predictable ball flight, especially in wet conditions. By cleaning your clubs regularly, you play more consistently and they last longer too.

Brushes and cleaners for your clubs

There's a handy solution for every situation:

• Golf club brush – a compact brush with nylon bristles for the clubhead and brass bristles for the grooves, often with a pick to scrape dirt out of the grooves.
• Water brush – such as the Pitchfix Aquabrush, with a water reservoir in the handle so you can wet-clean your clubs during the round.
• Club cleaner – a cleaner that attaches to your bag or trolley, so it's always within reach after every shot.

How to clean golf clubs

Brush the coarse dirt out of the grooves after every shot, ideally while it's still damp. After the round, clean your clubs more thoroughly with lukewarm water and a brush, then dry them well. Only use the brass side on irons and wedges; for the head of your driver and woods, the soft nylon side is better so you don't damage the paint.

Grip replacement in our shop

Do your grips feel slippery or hard? Then they're due for replacement. You can buy new golf grips from us, and we're also happy to replace them for you in our shop in Uitgeest. Call us or book an appointment and we'll help you choose the grip that suits your game.

More care for your clubs

Want to renew more on your clubs? See all our golf club parts, such as new golf club shafts. And protect the heads of your driver, woods and putter with headcovers.

Frequently asked questions about cleaning golf clubs

How often should I clean my golf clubs?

Ideally, brush the grooves after every shot, especially on a wet course. Give your clubs a quick clean after every round and a thorough one with water and a brush now and then.

Can I use a brass brush on all my clubs?

No. Brass is firm enough to clear the grooves of irons and wedges, but it can damage the paint on your driver and woods. Use the soft nylon side for those.

What's the advantage of a water brush?

A water brush has a water reservoir in the handle. That lets you loosen caked-on dirt out on the course, without needing a wet towel or a bucket.