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In an apparatus for cleaning a golf club head, a brush having a plurality of bristles is rotatably mounted on a housing. Within the housing are two lateral support surfaces spaced apart from each other and defining a channel therebetween for receiving and retaining the golf club head. The bristles o

In an apparatus for cleaning a golf club head, a brush having a plurality of bristles is rotatably mounted on a housing. Within the housing are two lateral support surfaces spaced apart from each other and defining a channel therebetween for receiving and retaining the golf club head. The bristles of the brush define an arcuate path of movement extending along at least a portion of the channel, and thus the bristles engage the face of the club received within the channel. As the brush rotates it removes dirt and other debris from the face of the club. Preferably, there is also a brush-engaging surface, such as a ledge, which projects into the arcuate path of movement of the bristles. The brush-engaging surface engages the bristles upon rotation of the brush, thereby dislodging dirt and other debris from the bristles.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] An apparatus for cleaning a golf club head having a ball-striking face, comprising:a housing including a first lateral support surface and a second lateral support surface and defining a first channel therebetween for receiving and retaining the club head wherein the firs

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] An apparatus for cleaning a golf club head having a ball-striking face, comprising:a housing including a first lateral support surface and a second lateral support surface and defining a first channel therebetween for receiving and retaining the club head wherein the first channel defines an upper end and a lower end;a brush rotatably mounted on the housing and including a plurality of bristles defining an arcuate path of movement extending along at least a portion of the first channel for engaging with the bristles the ball-striking face of the club received within the first channel and removing dirt and other debris therefrom; anda brush-engaging surface projecting into the arcuate path of movement and formed at the lower end of the first channel for contacting and supporting a respective side of the club head received within the first channel, and wherein the brush-engaging surface contacts the bristles upon rotation of the brush to dislodge dirt and other debris therefrom.