Bag chatter.... Have you eliminated it?

[clubchamp98]

I've always thought that using iron headcovers is effeminate

Do you have headcovers on your woods?
I just can’t see the difference!

 

[KenL]

I've always thought that using iron headcovers is effeminate

Dinosaur alert. ?‍

 

[Oddsocks]

If you are carrying, you need to adjust the bag straps. Should be in the small off your back.

100%.

 

[Voyager EMH]

I think golf is effeminate. All those balletic and gymnastic movements, no tackling the opponent, the clothing, oh the list goes on and on...

 

[Maninblack4612]

Do you have headcovers on your woods?
I just can’t see the difference!

Woods are much easier marked / chipped

 

[Maninblack4612]

Dinosaur alert. ?‍

That's me ?

 

[SocketRocket]

If you can find one of these they are the dogs.
https://benningtongolf.com/products/quiet-organizer-14-lite/

 

[timd77]

You can have these if you like. I asked for a refund and they didn’t want me to send them back (understandable) so they’re in the cupboard unused!

https://forums.golfmonthly.com/threads/the-worst-golf-products.110331/#post-2416144

 

[IanM]

I stop walking when someone is playing…makes the clatter a non issue?

 

[clubchamp98]

Woods are much easier marked / chipped

So are forged irons.
Putter ?
Still can’t see any difference.

 

[Maninblack4612]

So are forged irons.
Putter ?
Still can’t see any difference.

Irons aren't painted

 

[Backsticks]

Get a different caddy. Any good one will know how to carry a bag and should never let your clubs chatter. Have a word with the caddy master.

 

[clubchamp98]

Irons aren't painted

They are chrome plated!
Most anyway.

 

[Maninblack4612]

They are chrome plated!
Most anyway.

Eh? I've never had chrome plated Irons

 

[BiMGuy]

Eh? I've never had chrome plated Irons

What do you think makes them shiny?

 

[clubchamp98]

Eh? I've never had chrome plated Irons

Really
You might have without knowing.
There the really shinies.

 

[Maninblack4612]

Just to clarify:

1.Bag chatter has never bothered me, don't even notice it.

2. I cover my woods because they chip & scratch easily & stay reasonably tidy because the painted buts don't come into contact with the ball or turf.

3. I cover my putter because it is beautifully engineered & stays pristine because it is only used to putt with.

3. I have used irons for 60 years. They have never rusted, chrome plated or not. They may have picked up a few marks from banging together but only ever superficial. Nothing compared with the bashing the soles & faces get from multiple violent blows in all kinds of terrain, sand, stones, gravel etc. I've heard that using covers can trap moisture & lead to rusting, maybe that's why mine never rust. Then again, I know there are people who wipe down their clubs after every round. I've never done that either, life's too short.

Just never seen the need for iron covers. It seems to be a young golfer thing &, as has been said above, I am a ?

 

[bobmac]

If you do decide to get some, please tie them together. Every pro shop in the country has a box under the counter full of lost head covers.

A friend of mine had a set but he kept them on the wrong heads to confuse match play opponents at par 3s when he had the honour.
I'm not suggesting anyone should do this it but is a handy way to tell an opponent you're hitting a 7 when you're actually hitting a 5

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

I always carried until a few years ago…the ‘clacking’ of the irons and how I ‘held’ my clubs with my right hand and with right forearm resting on them as I walked I so miss. They were part of my golf…made me feel ‘close’ to my clubs. Yes I know that will sound weird…but it just did (nb…@fundy understands)

 

[Voyager EMH]

If you do decide to get some, please tie them together. Every pro shop in the country has a box under the counter full of lost head covers.

A friend of mine had a set but he kept them on the wrong heads to confuse match play opponents at par 3s when he had the honour.
I'm not suggesting anyone should do this it but is a handy way to tell an opponent you're hitting a 7 when you're actually hitting a 5

Hey! I used to do that sometimes in first team matches. Way back in the early 90s, I thought my brand new Ram Laser Fx forged irons needed my first headcovers. I used to swap 3&4, 5&6 and 7&8. The 1&2 irons did not have headcovers, of course. The suggestion to do this was given to me and I found it amusing, obviously.