Why Buy This?

Ball retainer handle makes cleaning front chamber almost impossible in a 2 chamber club and ball washer design!
With a front and rear drain hole, the front hole sprays water on seat when trying to drain front chamber, as well as the possibility of leaking into battery compartment!
Two drain holes means it takes twice as long to clean a fleet of golf cars!
Double Chamber "Serves" no purpose other than to not violate single chamber patents!

When You Can Buy This?

Patent# 4965906

For easy cleaning/draining of our Club Clean, remove the drain plug, insert the garden hose into the top of the club side, point the hose towards the ball side and allow to drain clean. It's that Simple!

What Club Clean Users Are Saying

We have been selling the club clean products here at N.W. Golf Cars-Kennewick for the past several years and are very pleased with them, the sales reps are very helpful and pleasant to deal with.

Thanks,

Gary Homes

To Whom It May Concern:

I thought that I would drop you a line to let you know how pleased I am that we have the Club Clean washers on our golf cart fleet.

Your sales staff has been helpful and very energetic with phone calls to make sure that we are taken care of. Club clean washers have dressed up or fleet and have added a touch of class to our operation. Here in Colorado, the lack of moisture in the air can really dry out our hands when we use wet towels to clean our golf equipment. Since we mounted the

Club Clean washers on our carts, we do not come in contact with water as much and our gulf clubs and golf balls are cleaner and ready to hit better golf shots.

We will change our golf cart fleet next year and will continue to have Club Clean washers on our golf carts.

Thanks Again
Sincerely,
Tom Carricato

Tom Caricato
General Manager
PGA Professional

Dear Sir:

I received your Club Clean as a Fathers? Day gift. It performed very well the whole season. I especially like the way the suction cups held, never coming loose the whole time. What a great gift and product. If it ever needs replacing (I doubt it), I will certainly do it.

Thanks

Russ Weaver