i use dish soap and a bucket of hot water. i clean the heads first. i use a wire brush to get most of the clunky dirt off. then dip into the bucket scrub with a nylon brush. and towel dry. After all the heads are clean i do the same with the grips, but i let the grips air dry. after that they are tacky just like when they were new. BTW i just have standard rubber callaway grips. if you have leather or cord grips, and they are rock hard, your best bet may be to replace them.
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dish soap works
An old but clean towel, warm water, and liquid soap. It will make the grips tacky again.
soap water and wire brush, wipe dry
Best thing to do is use warm soapy water and a lint free cloth. in my professional opinion the brush may damage certain grips.
I would start with some hot water, some liquid dish soap and one of those nylon scrubbing brushes, but if they’re really worn, it would be easier just to replace them altogether.
If you have rubber type grips….. A mild soap solution ( weak Dish water) and a nylon brush will clean them. If you use something like the Wynn Leather grips I would recomend a quality saddle soap ( no brush and do not immerse the grips in water) Like several others have mentioned..if the grips are hard and slick….have them replaced…..its not real expensive. I regrip my clubs every year.
Here is a golf school that has some great golf tips. They have video, animation and other types of golf tips. They may have tips on cleaning golf clubs too.http://www.sdgagolf.com/golf_tips.php
Hope this helps.
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