What is the best way to clean irons and wedges?

Question

What is the best way to clean irons and wedges?

Answer 1

disposable electric toothbrush

Answer 2

A few drops of dish soap, in hot water.

Use a brass brush, with the soap-water, and then dry.  Repeat as necessary.  Make sure the grooves are clean and empty of any dirt.

Dry well with a hand towel.

Good luck!

Answer 3

I clean mine just like some of the others have said.  I don't even bother with soap.  I just use water & a brush to clean them up.....paying particular attention to making sure the grooves are free of dirt.

I do this before every round I play.

Answer 4

This is the same question that was asked about 3 days ago..all the ansers above are correct, except, that I find if you use a little WD-40 on the irons you will prevent any type of trouble, rust etc from forming..

Answer 5

Carry a wet towel on your bag or cart and wipe your irons clean after each use,then place in bag,simple.

Answer 6

Plain old water usually does the trick for me, clean out the grooves with a soft bristle brush and wipe dry with a towel.  If you wipe them with a damp towel during the round, they don't require much cleaning when you are done.  If you let the grass and dirt build up all season long you will have a job on your hands.

Answer 7

Immerse the heads in water after a round; wipe off with a wet old turkish towel, then dry off with a good towel. When you do this also make sure the shafts are dry; especially steel shafts which can rust if not properly cared for.

Answer 8

The best way I found for myself is just some hot water, a little dish soap, and a brass brush.  The hot water and soap help eat dirt and grime away and the brush is hard enough to get into the grooves, yet soft enough not to damage the irons.  Hope that helps.

Answer 9

a little soapy water from a spray bottle, a soft brush and a towel.  Works for me.