Current Club Doctor Care Instructions

Start by checking the exact clubhead finish and grip material. Follow the current bottle label and your club or grip maker's care instructions. A general demonstration does not approve every coating, alloy, shaft or grip material.

1. Clean the Clubhead and Grooves

For a compatible clubhead, shake Club Cleaner, apply 3–4 sprays and allow 10–15 seconds. Remove dirt with a suitable nylon brush, then wipe with a clean dry towel. Use light pressure with a groove pick for cleaning only, not cutting or sharpening. Keep grit off the surface before polishing.

2. Polish Only Compatible Metal

Clean and dry the clubhead first. Shake the polish, put a pea-sized amount on a microfiber cloth, hand-buff, then finish with a clean dry towel. Remove residue from grooves and corners. Use the amount on your current bottle if it differs.

Preserving matte appearance or raw rust/patina? Do not use appearance-changing polish on that surface. Ask for exact material guidance before treating a collectible, unknown coating, paint, graphite, insert or specialty finish. A hidden-area test does not establish compatibility.

3. Refresh Compatible Grips

Follow the current Grip Cleaner bottle. Current product directions describe 4–5 sprays along a compatible grip; wipe down and let it dry fully. Specialty grips need their exact maker's care method. Cleaning removes buildup, not cracking or physical wear.

How Often?

Wipe dirt and moisture after play, clean when buildup remains, and polish suitable metal only as needed. Stop for unexpected discoloration, coating transfer or texture changes. Cleaner and polish do not rebuild worn grooves, repair deep gouges or guarantee playing-performance gains.

Vintage and Specialty Clubs

Original 1996 Big Bertha Gold Series irons were aluminum bronze; no product-specific approval for that exact alloy/finish is established here. Use preservation-first care and confirm model/material guidance before chemical treatment.

Already Own the Tools?

Choose the three-liquid Refill Bundle when you own the brush, towel and pouch. Choose the complete Care Kit when you need the routine and tools. Individual liquids and two-liquid bundles suit smaller replenishment needs.

General Video Demonstration

Watch the general Care Kit demonstration. It is an older workflow demo, not a specialist groove-geometry or finish-compatibility guide. Use the written directions above and your current bottle labels when an older demonstration differs.

Need help identifying a polishing post or an exact finish? Send the post link or club/model details to info@clubdoctorgolf.com. See the return policy for purchase-time quantity and promotional-brush return terms.