🐸 Frogger Golf BrushPro: Dual-Bristle Club Brush and Groove Cleaner - A Premium Retractable Cleaning Tool for Golf Enthusiasts Review

I use softer bristles because my clubs are forged. They do a good job of removing sand from the grooves. Not as good as washing a golf club with water. But as soon as the autocrats give us plebs back access to the wells on the golf course, they can solve this problem.

I love frogger brushes but one problem is the plastic part that attaches to everything is always a weak point and fails after about 2 years. We strongly recommend attaching a two-way carabiner between it and the bag, e.g. B. Nite-Ize Medium. Also the brass/nylon brush is terrible. Never use it unless you want to scratch the paint on your clubs. Use only 100% nylon tips.

I've had my first frog brush in almost 7 years before the cord just broke in it. My son (HS and a collegiate golfer so lots of use) had it for just as long and he's still in great shape, my daughter had it throughout her HS golf career and he's still in great shape. When it came time to find a replacement, there was only one option left - Frogger, because every penny paid for quality is worth it.

Extension and comfortable grip with quality replacement brushes make it a winner among cheap wire and nylon with chunky handles. brushes there. It looks great and is comfortable to hold due to its shape and volume. I love cleaning the grooves of the club with a Frogger nylon brush and then just "dropping it" and it returns to its place on the golf cart. I use it on every hole and it never disappoints.

This is my second professional brush. I bought the first one almost 10 years ago and I'm only throwing it away because the mechanism that holds the brush is completely worn out. I tried 3 sets of nozzles and 2 cables. The metal brush heads bend and the strings wear out after years of constant use/mishandling. Being able to clean iron grooves while shooting or on the field is a must. Brush Pro's ergonomics and comfort allow you to quickly remove even the most stubborn dirt. This is a high…

I previously bought this item for myself and love the durability of the retractable cord, in addition to the choice of pure nylon combs and nylon/metal bristles. I use a brush after every shot with my irons and the nylon bristles last great for about a year if I play 3-4 times a week. My wife recently used my brush and commented that it is much better than the smaller steel bristle brush she has been using. and that she was careful not to touch the brush head with her fingers when using it. An…

Essentially an overpriced golf brush, but it's definitely well made and no more a waste of money than any other little waste in life. Compared to a cheap golf club brush I would say the bristles are about the same in terms of wear resistance. That being said, here are some pros and cons: + Thick handle for a comfortable grip for removing stubborn dirt + Built-in groove cleaner makes this brush more affordable than it looks + Interchangeable brush heads make it a disposable product + Sturdy…