Head covers

[Tashyboy]

Thoughts on these, a pal has just ordered them

 

[Crazyface]

Rubbish!!!!!! LOL

 

[jim8flog]

My thoughts are the same as the covers that most manufacturers currently supply- they do not protect graphite shafts.

I am function not form person

 

[Crazyface]

Are you allowed to put a sticky label on the shaft at the point it touches the bag?

 

[Tashyboy]

My thoughts are the same as the covers that most manufacturers currently supply- they do not protect graphite shafts.

I am function not form person

I got a lovely pressie off the golf monthly forum for doing a review on a Ping driver. However I ripped the Ping head cover to bits. It never protected the graphite shaft. A pal gave me an old head cover and the sleeve off that is now sewn into the Ping headcover.

 

[Robin Hood]

Nah
Tacky ?

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Thoughts on these, a pal has just ordered them

Personally, I wouldn't want them...and don't really understand why you would.

 

[jim8flog]

I got a lovely pressie off the golf monthly forum for doing a review on a Ping driver. However I ripped the Ping head cover to bits. It never protected the graphite shaft. A pal gave me an old head cover and the sleeve off that is now sewn into the Ping headcover.

I still use the good old sock covers which go all the way down to the top of the dividers. Different colours so I know which club is which.

 

[bobmac]

Are you allowed to put a sticky label on the shaft at the point it touches the bag?

Yes, as far as I'm aware. I used to

 

[dronfield]

I still use the good old sock covers which go all the way down to the top of the dividers. Different colours so I know which club is which.

I like the sock covers for the traditional look, and ordered 3 from a site where you could design your own (ie, stripes & pom pom colours), and got them done in the Sheff Utd red/white and black theme.
Whilst i thought they looked good, in practice i found that they kept falling off the clubs (i carry), and took ages to dry when they got wet.
Now prefer the large synthetic ones that manufacturers supply - but as has been said, the shaft protection is unfortunately minimal.

 

[full_throttle]

@dronfield, velcro sewn into the hem of the socks are the answer,

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Always look to get head covers that protect the shaft. Annoyed that my Ping G400 hybrid covers only go over the head. May need to source some new covers

 

[AdamC28]

I like them

 

[Deleted member 23344]

Wrong team!

 

[Andy]

Howling

 

[Bunkermagnet]

I stuck some microfibre cloth to the top of each slot in my bag where graphite shafts are. No worries about shorter headcovers then

 

[harpo_72]

I stuck some microfibre cloth to the top of each slot in my bag where graphite shafts are. No worries about shorter headcovers then

what glue did you use?
I normally put a wrap of celotape around the affected area.

 

[williamalex1]

Fortunately my head still has most of its follicles , so no Andy Cap required yet, Scottish Flo Joke

 

[Fish]

I'm constantly battling with my head covers on a couple of clubs, mainly my 4 hybrid and my 7w, they're the longish neck woollen bobble type, but as I carry more that I use a trolley still, they work their way off and I end up taking them off and sticking them in my bag, its bloody annoying!

 

[Bean bonce]

Mine are the leather type that are the tightest fitting head covers in the world. Takes 5 mins to remove and replace them.