Planning ahead - what's best way to dry clubs/bag overnight?

[geoangus]

The second and third rounds of our men's club championship is this weekend, and the forecast for Saturday is WET! Short of thunderstorms or torrential downpours that the course can't drain, Saturday's round will go off as planned. Anticipating a wet bag, clubs and grips, what's the best method to dry everything off before Sunday's round?

 

 

[larrybud]

I take EVERYTHING out of the bag, spread it out, and open every zipper in the foyer of my house. Might even throw the head covers in the dryer with some towels for a bit if they're really soaked. Wash all your towels, and just make sure you remember to take then with you the following day!

[Ballgofarboy]

all clubs out of the bag, dry by hand.

Do you have a fan? let that hit the bag over night.

Everything else gets spread out on the floor and table.

[Conrad283]

Clubs will usually dry if you take them out

Bag doesn't dry as fast. Spare bag from CL?

[Hateto3Putt]

Get a good rain cover for the bag, this will certainly help.

 

After the round, unpack and wipe everything wipe-able.

 

Set it all up in a dry room with fans.

 

I like the idea of totally switching bags, bags are tough to get totally dry.

 

Of course replace the towels and gloves with dry ones.

 

Also,for the event, get rain gloves if you don't have them yet.

 

Good Luck.

 

[Callaway_Golf_Freak]

Take everything out of the bag and let the A/C blow directly on and inside the bag the A/C will dry it out the fasted...........if you don't have a rain cover for your bag you can use a large trash bag over the top of your bag with a small cutout in the bottom of the bag to get your clubs in and out of the bag this will keep everything pretty dry.......also hang a towel from an Umbrella to keep it dry and to dry your grips and hands/glove(have a few gloves) dry between holes.....Clicgear and BagBoy both make really nice rain covers for your bags to stay dry in the hardest of rain.

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