It’s not just the heads of your clubs that need cleaning. Make sure you take care of the shafts and grips too as these can also affect how your clubs perform.
If you clean and look after your grips well, you won’t need to replace them as often. In fact, many golfers unnecessarily replace their grips when all they need to do is clean them correctly.
You might find that a good cleaning will breathe new life into your grips and avoid the expense and inconvenience of getting your clubs regripped.
Moisten a small towel and wipe down your grips
Use a second towel to dry the grips
If there are stubborn patches of dirt, use a brush and cleaner to remove the dirt
Dry the grip again
Mixing dishwasher detergent with lukewarm water will also make a suitable cleaner for your grips. However, you can also use a specifically formulated golf club cleaner if you wish.