Abstract: A device for cleaning the heads of golf clubs includes a wash housing containing one or more motor driven brushes and a reservoir for containing a wash solution. Access ports are provided through a front wall of the wash housing to permit passage of the head of a wood, iron or putter therethrough so that the golf club head is positioned within the wash solution in the reservoir and in contact with the brushes. A control housing includes a currency receiving device, a control unit, and a change dispenser. Upon depositing a predetermined value of currency in the currency receiving device, the control unit activates an indicator light and a motor which moves the brushes within the wash housing throughout a timed wash cycle, thereby cleaning the golf club heads. At the expiration of the wash cycle, a timer alerts the control unit which deactivates the motor, thereby completing operation of the device.