Clean Contact Kit. Cleaner Grooves, Better Ball Position, Cleaner Strikes.

The first layer of clean contact — wiping the club face and grooves before each shot. Packed dirt and grass alter launch angle and spin rate on approach shots. A towel is the on-course tool that maintains consistent iron performance from hole 1 to 18.

The deep cleaning tool used post-round and on difficult lies. A stiff-bristle brush and pick removes compacted mud and grass that a towel alone cannot reach. Used once per round on problematic lies — extends the functional life of iron grooves across a full season.

Ball position is the positioning factor that most directly determines strike quality. Two alignment sticks — one at the ball, one at the target line — confirm correct ball position before every iron session. Clean contact comes from correct setup before the swing starts.

Impact tape attaches to the club face and marks the strike location after each shot. A precise visual record of strike pattern — heel, toe, low, high — that self-coaching cannot replicate. 10 sheets covers a range session and reveals the contact pattern most golfers cannot feel accurately.