Headcovers

[spongebob59]

With the new style of very tight sock style wood/hybrid headcovers, how do you dry them out.
Impossible to turn inside out and don't seem to be that breathable

 

[HomerJSimpson]

With the new style of very tight sock style wood/hybrid headcovers, how do you dry them out.
Impossible to turn inside out and don't seem to be that breathable

I simply leave my headcover on the radiator to dry. I can't turn mine inside out so I have to hope the heat permeating in does the job. To be fair if the cover is damp the next day I will simply wipe the clubface before using. It isn't too big a problem and they can then dry for the following few days

 

[need_my_wedge]

Not sure what design you mean but if any of my head covers get wet, I just lay them in a radiator overnight or until I play next.

 

[harpo_72]

Mine got absolutely sodden the other day, left them to dry in the garage but wasn’t happening.
So popped them open end up on the radiator and that did the job.. although my other half wasn’t happy about my golf “@&£&” being in the house.

 

[Voyager EMH]

If it looks like rain, use waterproof headcovers.
You're welcome.

 

[Neilds]

If it looks like rain,don't play
You're welcome.

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This is my view

 

[Orikoru]

Blast them with a hairdryer?

 

[Slab]

I tend to leave them in the sun for a few hours or rest of day if really bad

 

[sunshine]

With the new style of very tight sock style wood/hybrid headcovers, how do you dry them out.
Impossible to turn inside out and don't seem to be that breathable

Sounds like you need to get fitted for your headcovers.

 

[sunshine]

I simply leave my headcover on the radiator to dry. I can't turn mine inside out so I have to hope the heat permeating in does the job. To be fair if the cover is damp the next day I will simply wipe the clubface before using. It isn't too big a problem and they can then dry for the following few days

If the radioator isn'tdoing the job properly, sounds like you need to get fitted for your radiators

 

[Deleted member 29109]

Just put them in the dryer for a bit.

 

[Singlefiguregokfer]

Why do like they used to recommend with shoes; stuff them with newspaper to soak up the wet.

 

[Slab]

Why do like they used to recommend with shoes; stuff them with newspaper to soak up the wet.

the old remedies are still the best

No English newspapers here so I actually buy a few french ones every couple of months just to use in my shoes after a rain round

 

[Springveldt]

I tend to leave them in the sun for a few hours or rest of day if really bad

Is that the big yellow ball in the sky that we haven't seen for months here in the UK?

 

[Slab]

Is that the big yellow ball in the sky that we haven't seen for months here in the UK?

That's the chappie, Old Yeller we call it. Dries a wash load in under an hour so it usually makes short work of gloves, headcovers etc

 

[Orikoru]

Is that the big yellow ball in the sky that we haven't seen for months here in the UK?

Yeah, I've never seen a less relatable solution to a post in all my days on here.

 

[Slab]

Yeah, I've never seen a less relatable solution to a post in all my days on here.

Boo!
The local weather station says its a good drying day today (i'm still stuck in the office though)

 

[Springveldt]

Boo!
The local weather station says its a good drying day today (i'm still stuck in the office though)
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At least there is a wind if you are brave enough to put the washing on the line.

 

[Oddsocks]

Get one of them new shoe dryers.. job done.

https://amzn.eu/d/3yUECaW

 

[Robster59]

I simply leave my headcover on the radiator to dry. I can't turn mine inside out so I have to hope the heat permeating in does the job. To be fair if the cover is damp the next day I will simply wipe the clubface before using. It isn't too big a problem and they can then dry for the following few days

Same here.