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Clubheads The clubheads of specific models of Ping irons are made from a combination of stainless steel, titanium and tungsten. For the best results, soak your clubheads for a few minutes in warm water. Then clean them with a medium-stiff bristle brush. Scrub in the direction of the grooves to remove any dirt you see. Clean any minor surface rust with fine-grade steel wool; household steel wool is too coarse and may scratch the clubheads. Cleaning your clubheads will not only extend their life, it will also maximize the spin on your shots. Dirty grooves can cause hard-to-control flyers. Shafts Ping offers golfers both graphite and steel shafts. Steel shafts are much easier to care for than graphite shafts. Simply wipe them clean with a towel, or remove any surface rust with fine-grade steel wool. Because graphite shafts are covered with paint, a silkscreen logo and a layer of polyethylene sealant, normal wear and tear can damage the polyethylene and paint layers. When that happens, the graphite fibers in the shaft are susceptible to snapping. Clean your Ping graphite shafts with water at least once a month. Grips Ping grips are made of a rubber-composite material. Expect to replace Ping grips once a year if you are an avid golfer and once every two years if you play occasionally. If your grips are worn, cracked, hard or slippery it will be harder to hang onto the club. Clean your grips with a stiff bristle brush, water and a bit of dish soap. Considerations Any care you take to keep your Ping G25 Irons(http://www.australiagolfprice.com/Ping-G25-Irons-australia-1292.html) in good condition will be undermined if you treat your clubs badly when they misfire. Don't bang them on a cart path or against a tree when you miss the green. Don't store them in the trunk of your car or in a damp area such as your basement. Keep them in a cool, dry place.