TruePutts プレミアムゴルフグローブ

TruePutts Tour Golf Brush

The water-powered groove cleaner that does what your tour caddie does — in 5 seconds.

You didn't lose that wedge shot. Your grooves did.

Golf Digest tested it: a clean 60° wedge spins at ~10,552 rpm. The same wedge, caked in one round's worth of mud, drops to ~5,759 rpm. That's nearly half your spin — gone. Not from your swing. From a thin layer of compacted dirt sitting between your clubface and the ball, killing the friction that makes the ball check, stop, and hold.

PGA Tour caddies know this. It's why they clean every club after every single shot, without exception. Amateurs never learned the habit — because until now, nobody made it easy.

Meet the Tour Brush.

We rebuilt TruePutts from the ground up around one upgrade: real water pressure. A water-gun-style sprayer blasts a genuinely pressurized burst straight into the groove channel — strong enough to dislodge packed mud that a damp towel just smears around and a soft squeeze bottle can't touch. Pair that with a larger, redesigned brush head and a more ergonomic handle, and you clear every groove in fewer strokes, with more coverage, in the time it takes to walk to your next shot.

Why Golfers Love It

• Wedge shots that actually check and hold instead of releasing past the pin
• Clubs that look brand new by the 18th hole, not caked in mud by the 3rd
• A 5-second habit that replaces digging through your bag for a smeared towel
• The quiet confidence of pulling a clean club and trusting the shot
• "I didn't realise how filthy my grooves were until I used this — hit a wedge with actual backspin for once."

The Problem With Everything Else

Your towel smears wet mud across the face instead of clearing it — and it's bone dry by the back nine. Your wire brush risks stripping the finish off your wedges, especially black PVD coatings. And the water brush you tried before? It's probably one of these:

• The magnet didn't hold, and it's been lost in the rough for two years
• It leaked the first time you filled it, soaking your bag
• The pump died after one season, and now it just sits there, useless

These aren't rare complaints — they're the single most common reasons golfers say they'll never buy a water brush again.

What Makes This Different

• A magnet that actually holds. Re-engineered for tour-grade hold — clipped on through 18 holes, not lost by the 9th.
• Water pressure that does the work. A water-gun-style sprayer, not a passive squeeze — strong enough to blast out compacted mud, not just dampen it.
• A bigger brush head. Full groove coverage in fewer strokes, including long irons and woods.
• Bold blue, impossible to miss. Drop it in the rough or the cart and you'll spot it in seconds.
• Reinforced, leak-proof build. No dead pumps, no soaked bag, no "worked great for one season."
• Soft nylon bristles. Aggressive enough to flush packed mud, safe on every finish — including black PVD.

"By far the best brush on the market." — MyGolfSpy

Perfect Golf Gift

It's the gift he'd never buy himself — a sub-£30 accessory he won't think twice about, until it's transforming every round he plays. Practical, instantly useful, and giftable for Father's Day, Christmas, or "just because." No guessing on size, no risk it ends up in a drawer — every golfer needs cleaner grooves, whether he knows it yet or not.

"Chose it as a present — they were really happy with it. Now their friends want one too."