Comments on: What causes the steel shafts of golf irons to rust? http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/ Sun, 01 Aug 2010 09:49:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: tej4835 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/comment-page-1/#comment-501 tej4835 Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:31:03 +0000 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/#comment-501 I agree, mositure is the culprit to your rust issue. I agree, mositure is the culprit to your rust issue.

]]> By: cdc http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/comment-page-1/#comment-500 cdc Sun, 06 Sep 2009 02:25:34 +0000 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/#comment-500 How old are the shafts and are you sure they are steel??? to prevent this you can make sure you keep them dry at all times, especially after your round. If you store your clubs in your trunk of a car, then you should remove them and keep them indoors. The aluminum foil is a good trick actually, but it wont prevent rust, it just takes off most of it. But if they have already started to rust, the integrity of the shaft is compromised and they are weakened dramatically. I would suggest new clubs or shafts before one breaks in your hand. How old are the shafts and are you sure they are steel???

to prevent this you can make sure you keep them dry at all times, especially after your round. If you store your clubs in your trunk of a car, then you should remove them and keep them indoors.

The aluminum foil is a good trick actually, but it wont prevent rust, it just takes off most of it.
But if they have already started to rust, the integrity of the shaft is compromised and they are weakened dramatically. I would suggest new clubs or shafts before one breaks in your hand.

]]> By: ernest l http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/comment-page-1/#comment-499 ernest l Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:48:38 +0000 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/#comment-499 Alum. foil will take the rust off and make them look like new. just crinkle foil in a ball and rub. Rust comes off. Alum. foil will take the rust off and make them look like new. just crinkle foil in a ball and rub. Rust comes off.

]]> By: Jamie. S http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/comment-page-1/#comment-498 Jamie. S Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:04:38 +0000 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/#comment-498 keeping them in a damp room, outside, or anywere that water can touch it. when you get your next set make sure you dry them after youve used them, and keep them in a proper golfing bag hope this helps!! keeping them in a damp room, outside, or anywere that water can touch it.
when you get your next set make sure you dry them after youve used them, and keep them in a proper golfing bag

hope this helps!!

]]> By: Duncan Henderson http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/comment-page-1/#comment-497 Duncan Henderson Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:22:29 +0000 http://egolfpost.com/what-causes-the-steel-shafts-of-golf-irons-to-rust/#comment-497 Water. And salt. Clean them after use and store them dry. If you're worried, run an oiled rag over them every once in a while. Water. And salt.

Clean them after use and store them dry. If you’re worried, run an oiled rag over them every once in a while.

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