Rinse the grips with water first, then apply a little hand soap. Gently scrub the grips with a bristle brush, then rinse them clean again.  Be sure to dry the grips immediately afterwards with a towel. Never leave steel-shafted clubs in water, even if you need to soak the grip. This can cause rust to accumulate in the nooks and crannies. Keep in mind that you may have to clean the grips more often than that depending on how hot it is, how much you sweat, and how often you use the clubs. If the grips start to look shiny or feel greasy and leave behind black marks on your hands, it is time to clean them. Establish a cleaning routine for your grips. For example, you could clean them on the first day of each month. This will make it easier to remember. Lightly buff the grips lengthwise, from top to bottom, with coarse or medium-grit sandpaper. Rinse the residue off with water, then pat them dry with a towel. This should help restore their texture and may remove some surface dirt as well. Sanding the grips should take care of shiny or cracked spots, but sometimes they get too old and worn. If sanding doesn't fix these problem areas, you should get new grips.
نظف المقابض بالمياه وصابون اليد وفرشاة خشنة. كرر العملية مرة شهريًا على الأقل. صنفر المقابض إذا بدأت تهترئ. استبدل المقابض إذا كانت بها مناطق كثيرة متشققة أو لامعة أو مهترئة.