you can use the bottom tip of your tees and clean the grooves out with that. i got that tip from tiger’s coach hank haney while watching one of his shows on golf channel, the school of golf

I usually spit on the face of the club, and polish it with my towel. A tee is fine for cleaning the grooves.

The round takes long enough without using brushes etc!

It will help keep your grooves clean and sharp.

I always carry a brush with my towel to clean my clubs.

I bought a brush from Dunham’s that has a water bottle attatched to it, so the clubhead gets wet while you’re scrubbing it. It helps get the debris off the face and grooves near perfectly.

a wire brush works the best, but I’ve read in golf magazines that it isn’t good for the clubface, so the water bottle is better for me, personally. Plus, it only cost $5!

Using brush and towel….

most pro shops will have tooth brush sized wire bristle brushes

No secret whatsoever. The wet towel( one end only) will wipe off the grime. The dry end will dry the face. A sharp wooden tee will take the gunk out of the grooves. Do this after every shot like the pro caddies do on TV and the club is always ready for use.

This works for me:

Double sided golf club cleaning brush.

You need to buy a dual-headed brush, this contans two different brushes. One with soft bristles for cleaning sand and loose debris off your club face and one with a wire brush for cleaning heavily impacted dirt from the face and grooves.

You can alse buy a specific groove cleaning tool that is v shaped and made of soft metal (Hard enough to remove crap from grooves, soft anough so as not to scratch or chip club!)

I must admit I use: –

A Tee
A Towel
Some Spit!!

Gross but true!!