How do you clean your golf clubs?
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Let the club heads soak in some soap and water for few minutes, then the dirt will come us with little effort.  You can use a brush if needed.  The rubber grips - soap, water, and soft brush and dry.  Grips will feel like new.
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Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
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Hello sadsack\n\nThe shaft is held on by epoxy, the short answer is that you need to heat it up untill the epoxy loosens its grip and then slide the clubhead off. \n\nNow , the long answer is a lot more detailed, it requires tools such as a vice, shaft grip, electric heat gun or torch ( useing a torch can be a bit dangerous ) sandpaper, pliers , and some rags.\nThe clubhead is heated slowly at the hozel and then the head is pulled off, not a difficult process unless you are trying to save and reuse the shaft. Once the shaft is off clean inside the hozel with smooth sandpaper. You also need to be careful not to burn the clubhead.\n\nThis process sounds easy but its best left up to an experienced clubmaker to do it correctly. Its nice to tinker around with clubs as I do myself but it is truely an art when done right.\n\nHere is a link to a fairly good clubmaking web site that pretty interesting.\n\nhttp://www.clubmaker-online.com/resource.html\n\nGood luck and enjoy tinkering \n\nLeon
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You might wanna clean the inside of it with a couple of q tips and some rubbing alcohol. Twist off the little circle on the bottom of it where the ball rolls and look inside, there's probably some gunk in there.
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you can buy a cleaner kit at any computer store like radio shaq or staples preferably. It usually come with a special brush or cloth with which to clean it. recommended that you do not use paper towels and cloths around the house u may risk scratching it
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CLEAN WITH ALCOHOL OR WINDEX IF THAT DOESNT WORK THROW THEM AWAY
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clean the disk from center to the outside with a clean non abrasive cloth. The manufacturers of CD's recommend using a record cleaner. Windex works great. Alcohol can possibly damage the cd.
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If you really want to have it done right send it to the GolfWorks to have it refinished. \n\nhttp://www.golfworks.com/product.asp?pn=IREFINISHING
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shorten your backswing and make a conscious effort to swing through the ball( also called releasing the club)\nGo to the driving range and try this, just focusing on making good solid contact with a good follow through and don't try and kill it. nice easy swings and see how far it goes.
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What I have found is best is that you can remove the ball by twisting the bottom plate, and use alcohol & a q-tip. Just dip the q-tip in the alcohol, shake off the excess, you dont want it to drip, just to be moist. Just gently rub the grime away. Always use alcohol, due to the fact that it evaporates very quickly..... Done deal! \n\nAfterwards, you can also blow out the mouse with air can, like the others described. It will work well to remove the loose dust, but wont get rid of the grime.
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The guy above me is correct. You can buy them from Golfsmith here:\n\nhttp://www.golfsmith.com/products/GP000081\n\nIn my opinion the quality has slipped since they were acquired by Golfsmith....try to get an older used one...
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If Play it Again Sports is in your area, go check them out.  Used clubs on the cheap.\nhttp://www.playitagainsports.com/PLAYITAGAINSPORTS/myheadline.asp?S=7312&PubID=4332&P=3979\n\nOr E-Bay\nhttp://sporting-goods.search.ebay.com/golf-clubs_Clubs_W0QQsacatZ115280
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Several suggestions for how to improve your game off the tee.\n\n1) Try using a 3-wood instead of a driver. For most high handicap golfers the difference in distance is not a big change, but the accuracy and consistency improve dramatically.\n\n2) Slow and steady on the back swing. While you need to get the club in motion, having a fast backswing just screws up your balance. Practice by taking the club back very slowly and you will see quick improvement.\n\n3) Let the club do the work! Overswinging will only result in topping the ball or having a wicked slice or hook. Establishing a nice easy rythmn will give you the most consistent swing.
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Consult the pro at the proshop of your golf club...
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I clean mine with laundry detergent and a brush using the garden hose. After calling a game, spray it with Fabreeze, but let it dry out before you put it in yor bag.
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Clean them with a wet cloth (HOT WATER) and then dry with another CLEAN cloth. Dont touch your face or pick at it ever.
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buy a product called blue away, its used to get heat stains off of the club head when you heat the hosel to long when pulling a shaft, a little goes a long way, dab it on with a cloth rag let set a few minutes and buff off with a clean towel, theyll be shining like a diamond in a goats ear,  cost bout 12 bucks but worth it try golfsmith or any club repair place, grip it and rip it