Golf Equipment Maintenance

Daily Cleaning Routine

• • Clean grooves after every shot
• • Use brush with water/cleaning solution
• • Wipe clubhead and shaft dry
• • Clean grips with damp towel
• • Remove all dirt and debris
• • Inspect for damage or wear
• • Store clubs properly in bag

Deep Cleaning Process

• • Soak clubheads in warm soapy water
• • Use groove cleaning tool/tee
• • Steel wool for stubborn stains
• • Toothbrush for detailed cleaning
• • Rinse thoroughly and dry completely
• • Apply club protection if needed
• • Polish chrome/stainless finishes

Signs for Replacement

• • Smooth, worn texture
• • Cracks or tears visible
• • Shiny, hardened surface
• • Slipping during swing
• • 40+ rounds of play
• • 1+ years of regular use

Grip Care Tips

• • Clean weekly with soap/water
• • Avoid petroleum-based cleaners
• • Use grip cleaning wipes
• • Keep grips dry when storing
• • Rotate grip position seasonally
• • Check grip pressure regularly

Replacement Schedule

Shaft Inspection

• • Check for dents or nicks
• • Look for paint chips or wear
• • Test for loose ferrules
• • Inspect grip installation
• • Check shaft straightness
• • Monitor flex consistency
• • Professional inspection annually

Clubhead Protection

• • Use headcovers on woods/hybrids
• • Iron covers for travel protection
• • Avoid club-to-club contact
• • Check loft/lie angles yearly
• • Monitor face wear patterns
• • Address hot spots or sweet spot wear
• • Professional refinishing when needed

Regular Maintenance

• • Empty and clean bag monthly
• • Wipe down with damp cloth
• • Clean dividers and pockets
• • Check zippers and hardware
• • Inspect strap attachments
• • Remove excess items/weight
• • Air dry completely after wet rounds

Storage Tips

• • Store in cool, dry place
• • Keep bag upright when possible
• • Remove wet items immediately
• • Use moisture absorbers in off-season
• • Protect from extreme temperatures
• • Clean before long-term storage
• • Check for pest/rodent issues

Golf Ball Care

• • Clean during and after rounds
• • Check for cuts and damage
• • Rotate ball usage
• • Store in consistent temperature
• • Replace damaged balls immediately
• • Mark balls consistently

Tee Maintenance

• • Replace broken wooden tees
• • Clean reusable tees regularly
• • Check plastic tee integrity
• • Organize by height/type
• • Stock adequate supply
• • Remove damaged tees

Tool Maintenance

• • Sharpen divot tools regularly
• • Clean ball markers
• • Replace worn groove cleaners
• • Check rangefinder battery
• • Update GPS device software
• • Maintain alignment aids