How To Clean Iron Golf Clubs

If you need to clean a golf iron fill a bucket with just enough warm water to cover the head on the golf club.

How to clean iron golf clubs. Pour a small amount of rubbing compound on to a clean cloth. Clean your club with a damp microfiber cloth. Use a damp microfiber cloth to wipe your golf iron and let it dry afterward. This helps to prevent drips from rolling down the clubs. Start rubbing the cloth on to the sky mark.

Stir in a few pumps of dish soap and submerge the club head in the water for 5 10 minutes. Thoroughly dry the club head shaft and grip using any old towel. A soft bristled brush should work fine. Clean out the grooves. Dry the clubs with a soft cloth.

Wet half a rag in the bucket and leave the other half dry. Also drag the brush across the sole of the iron and over the back of the clubhead removing dirt grass and other debris. Cleaning your clubs has to be the most tedious part of golf. Then allow club to air dry. Make sure not to submerge the ferrules or the small ring like pieces connecting the shaft to the club head.

If you find rust spots in your club spray the rusted area with just the right amount wd 40 for about 10 minutes. First dunk a club in the water then use the wet half of. Rub the cloth on a circular motion to remove the light sky marks. Snag a club cleaning brush. Start at the top of the club and then work your way down to the bottom.

This is the most important step in cleaning your clubs removing all dirt and debris from the grooves. After removing the sky marks apply car wax onto another clean cloth to polish your golf iron. This helps to prevent the clubs from rusting and allows you to remove any loose dirt that is still on the clubs. This is the most important step in cleaning your clubs removing all dirt and debris from the grooves. Toss your clubs in a bucket filled with warm water.