Let’s face it, if you have purchased some quality clubs you have likely spent thousands of dollars. Just as any item of value, quality golf clubs can cost a great deal of money, so you want to do all that you can to protect them. You have likely already put them through quite a test frustrated when you miss the shot you knew you should’ve made, so doing the little things to extend their lifespan is important. Here are some tips you should follow.

Clean

It would make since the people that you would have to clean your golf clubs on a regular basis but, surprisingly, this is the most neglected thing that golfers do. Not only did they fail to do this after each shot, but they neglect to do so when they finally had home.

Be smart. After every shot you should wipe your club down, ensuring that you remove dirt and debris. If it is wet outside, you want to dry off the grip, hosel, and clubhead on a regular basis to ensure that they do not get damaged or rusted from water.

When you arrive home, clean all of your clubs individually. You may attend a club that provides a golf club washing machine. Take advantage of this while you are already at the club. This will help you to remove any dirt, grass, or other debris that has gotten onto the club. Make sure you also wipe down each club with a towel when you are done.

Storage

Where you store your club is important as well. You want to place them in a location where they are not going to get damaged. Just because they are in the bag doesn’t mean that somebody in your home won’t drop an object on the bag that could cause your club to get damaged.

Also, choose a location that is free from excessive humidity or cold temperatures. Heat and cold can cause the parts of the club to expand or contract, which can cause them to get damaged over time.

Head Covers

Protect the heads of your clubs by ensuring that you get quality head covers. Most will get this for their woods, but it is a good idea to get them for irons as well.

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