Cleaning Your Clubs On The Course
How far can you go with cleaning your clubs whilst actually playing a round of golf?
When I play golf I have a couple of towels to wipe my clubs with, and then on the tee I might stand there with a tee and clean the grooves.
But could I take my little nylon/steel brush with me and use it during a competive round?
I've looked in the rule book but I couldn't find anything about cleaning your clubs!
Russ
Reply : Mon 23rd Feb 2009 23:31
Thank you for clearing that up for me.
During my lessons with the wedges I've been told to try and take a divot, the only problem is that this fills the grooves up with dirt!
Now I'll take my little brush with me and have nice clean grooves.
Russ
Reply : Tue 24th Feb 2009 17:16
Russ,
I soak the lower part of my towel in water, as soon as i've hit the shot I wipe! (no rude comments please!) as its wet it gets all the stuff out of the grooves before you have to scrape it out.
Si
Reply : Mon 11th May 2009 11:06
Ballzee do a towel with for club cleaning. Not very attractive but does the job.
Reply : Mon 11th May 2009 13:18
out of interest, why can you not spit on your club to clean it but can use a wet towel?
Reply : Mon 11th May 2009 19:19
Russ I use one of those pins they use for notice boards, works better than a tee but a b*stard if you stab your finger whilst looking for it.
Reply : Mon 11th May 2009 19:26
Patrick, good idea, but My thumb would be peppered with pin pricks (no comments please!) by the end of the round.
Russ