A tubular device adapted for releasable securement to a golf bag, which contains a reservoir for storing a liquid, preferably water for cleaning and texturing that grip of a golf club.

A tubular device adapted for releasable securement to a golf bag, which contains a reservoir for storing a liquid, preferably water for cleaning and texturing that grip of a golf club.

A grip cleaning device for cleaning handle grips comprising an outer support housing having a tubular configuration, a mount having securing opening configured to receive a securing device to the outer support housing wall, and a substantially tubular cleaning material fitted inside the outer support housing wherein the handle grip is inserted into the tubular cleaning material and moved therethrough to clean the handle grip.

A grip cleaning device for cleaning handle grips comprising an outer support housing having a tubular configuration, a mount having securing opening configured to receive a securing device to the outer support housing wall, and a substantially tubular cleaning material fitted inside the outer support housing wherein the handle grip is inserted into the tubular cleaning material and moved therethrough to clean the handle grip.

A method and system used to periodically clean dirt and oils deposited through normal use from the grip of a golf club and renew it to a near new condition is disclosed. The system for cleaning and restoring a golf club grip of a golf club comprises a generally elongated housing having a hinge for splitting open the housing lengthwise wherein an interior of said housing defines retaining channels and a generally tapered and trapezoidal cleaning and restoring device defining an elongated centrally located ridge along a top of said device. In use, the device is placed into the housing by inserting the device ridge into the housing channel for holding the device during use wherein the housing defines a latch allowing the housing to close shut and hold a golf club grip in place during use with the device.

A method and system used to periodically clean dirt and oils deposited through normal use from the grip of a golf club and renew it to a near new condition is disclosed. The system for cleaning and restoring a golf club grip of a golf club comprises a generally elongated housing having a hinge for splitting open the housing lengthwise wherein an interior of said housing defines retaining channels and a generally tapered and trapezoidal cleaning and restoring device defining an elongated centrally located ridge along a top of said device. In use, the device is placed into the housing by inserting the device ridge into the housing channel for holding the device during use wherein the housing defines a latch allowing the housing to close shut and hold a golf club grip in place during use with the device.

A grip cleaning device for cleaning handle grips comprising a tubular cleaning material soaked with cleaning product and fitted inside a tubular outer sleeve wherein the handle grip is inserted into the hole of said tubular cleaning material and moved up and down the tubular cleaning material to clean the handle grip. The tubular outer sleeve can also be partially torn to expose the tubular cleaning material and allow to clean other objects.

A grip cleaning device for cleaning handle grips comprising a tubular cleaning material soaked with cleaning product and fitted inside a tubular outer sleeve wherein the handle grip is inserted into the hole of said tubular cleaning material and moved up and down the tubular cleaning material to clean the handle grip. The tubular outer sleeve can also be partially torn to expose the tubular cleaning material and allow to clean other objects.

A golf club brush is disclosed, the golf club brush is configured with a retractable brush element for retractably storing in a housing, the retractable brush element being coupled to a spring-element for accomplishing retractability.

A rectangular-shape three-section one-layer golf towel consists of a face section which cleans golfer's face/hands, a grip section which cleans club grips, and a club section which cleans golf club heads/golf balls. Among the three sections, the grip section is located between the face section and the club section. There are two one-inch wide connecting seams in the golf towel to separate the three sections. The three sections could have different color and could be made from different fabrics. Also, a small slit sewn in the middle of the golf towel on one edge is used to hang the golf towel on the golf bag. Such multi-functional golf towel could have different sizes.