CHAMPKEY Premium Polyurethane Golf Brush Star Series: Oversized Brush Head, Comfortable Grip, and Retractable Groove Cleaner for Superior Club Cleaning Review

Excellent brush - love the ergonomics and the size of the handle and brush head. The retractable cord works well. To the guy below who says his groove cleaner isn't fully seated - yours is defective. Send a replacement. It's not a problem, it goes down completely and stays for me.

It really is more of a 'cleaning system' than just a ball brush. You have a wire brush, a soft brush and a groove cleaner. The attached leash with automatic retraction is great. No more rummaging through your golf bag pockets for brushes or groove cleaners.

I would like to give it 5 stars. This is a very good brush and does a great job with it. But it keeps coming off the mount. I think this is for convenience. I just had to go back and pick it up too many times so now I just keep it in my garage. Dissatisfied.

Bought after seeing a brush from a friend. He was defeated within one round. Two or three good laps later I almost lost mine. The design flaw is the clip that holds the chain mechanism to the part that attaches to the bag. In our case, they came off with little to no contact, and in my friend's case, a brand new brush went missing. I saw my brush fall off and I was able to save it.

Good concept but poor quality and design. The spike would be better if it could lock in the open position. That being said, you need to hold down the switch with your thumb while using it. More importantly, the retractable zip cord is not strong enough to support the weight of the brush. It unwinds a few inches just by sitting there, and when you pull it out it can't retract on its own. I just have to keep it in my pocket but that defeats the purpose. Dual composition brushes are good.

Exactly what I was looking for and delivered on time as promised. The only problem I've encountered is that the retraction force of the reel isn't great. The tool is a bit heavy (not bad, I actually like the weight - unlike some cheap plastic tools) so the recoil mechanism isn't strong enough to push the tool firmly against the mechanism. It's as if you're not physically moving the instrument back into motion, it's hanging with the string exposed. Haven't used it on the course yet (which will…