As far as the bag cloth material, I have used a combination of soap and water lightly cleaning the surface with multiple passes. it works great! Of course, it depends on the stain or soil that you are trying to clean...normal wear and tear with dust and light dirt is what I am referring to in my cleaning method; anything more substantial such as cart strap marks, etc... may require a different approach.

You can also call Titleist customer service and ask their advice on more stubborn stains.

Good Luck,
Chris

Don’t know where your based David but I’m in Scotland and I use “wonder wipes” on all tough stains......works a treat.

Don’t know where your based David but I’m in Scotland and I use “wonder wipes” on all tough stains......works a treat.

Everything I own that is white has been at one point Tide Pen dabbed. Get a couple of them and keep in the bag.

Mr Clean Magic Erasers work amazingly well. The other step that I take is a actually buy a can of scotch guard and spray it on the bag before each season. It really helps it from collecting dirt over time.

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Really appreciate the advice! Just tried the magic eraser and will see how well it does before moving on to the others. Best, David

Saddle soap and a soft tooth brush have always been a great remedy for cleaning white golf products. Mr Clean erasers is great for getting marks off anything white. Learned one thing about purchasing golf bags over the years. I always go with black, red fades to pink in the hot summers in the south and white gets dirty, dirty, dirty. With respect to the golf bag manufacturers. Just a personal preference.

Chemical Guys Nononsense All Purpose Invisible Cleaner. Nothing works better. Cleans bags, shoes, sweat stains on golf hats, everything.