I forgot to clean my clubs after last season and they have dirt marks i can't get rid of?

Question

I just took out my golf clubs in preperation for the upcoming season. I realized I forgot to clean them after my last round! There is dirty caked on and these dirt spots won't come off. They are a punch of 2 square millimetre specks of dirt. Does anyone know a good method of cleaning these off? All I have done so far is hot water and a scrubby (not using the rough side). What can I do to get rid of them without hurting the club head?

Answer 1

Simple Green.

They even used to package it in a golf club cleaning package.

Answer 2

try a drop of bleach in a small squirt bottle.  Spray on the clubs, work in with one of those brushes they sell and wipe off.

Answer 3

Simple green or Purple power, but quickley wipe it off and dunk  it in water afterwards.  I use old toothbrushs and it works pretty good, not so abrasive.

Answer 4

best way foamy cleaner . take to car wash use thier high pressured hose . try you local phamacy for a dental pick this will not scratch the club face if slips . it will gut the groves spotless . another useful product , you can pick up is a regroving tool at a large golf outlet shop . chance to regrove irons plus clean at same time . if they ever a snow set i too could be playing . good luck

Answer 5

As long as it is on the club face you can use a copper brush. If it is a iron or wedge you can use a steel brush. Any damage that might occur will be gone after a couple of hits at the range. Club heads are steel or Titanium, if they can withstand an impact of at times over 130 mph I am sure they can withstand most anything else. If it is on the paint then don't worry about it, it has no effect on performance.

Answer 6

Comet, hot water and a little pine sol. Seriously try it. I use this method all the time and it really works without hurting the club.