This monkey modelling head cover is both functional and fun
Keep your golf clubs protected with this golf club head cover
Bold patterns make it stand out in your bag and the durable material offers plenty of protection
It effectively protecting your clubs while they connect you with favorite teams
The cover is made of velvet cloth
Lining is very soft and well head protection
Suitable for No.3 or No.5 golf clubs putters
Material: Velvet Cloth
Details:
Monkey Shape Sports Fairway Wood Golf Club Headcover
About Patterns for Golf Club Covers:
Golf is a very old and traditional game, yet as advances are made in golf club technology, the price of a good set of golf clubs keeps on rising. That's why it is more important than ever to maintain your equipment and protect it from unnecessary damage and abuse. To that end, golf club covers are no longer considered eccentric or extravagant, but rather a regular part of the tools of the trade
History:
Early golf clubs were prone to breaking during the course of a round, so there was no need for the use of a protective cover. Why protect something that had little lasting value? But as time went on, and clubs advanced from nothing more than glorified tree limbs to being made out of metal to the expensive graphite and titanium clubs of today, it became important to take better care to maintain the condition of one's equipment. To that end, golfers began to use golf club head covers
Function:
Golf club covers are placed over the head of the club to protect the clubs from receiving damage when banging against one another in a heavy golf bag as they are toted around by a likely-to-be overburdened caddie. Any nick or scratch on the head of a golf club can send the golf ball spiraling off into an unintended direction, and severely hamper the golfer's chances of success. In addition, rain and mud also can inflict damage on a set of golf clubs, so using a cover to keep your irons and woods dry and clean is essential for the long-term life of your equipment
Benefits:
In addition to protecting your clubs, distinct golf club head covers can help eliminate the possibility of "mistaken identity." You wouldn't want somebody walking off with your bag instead of theirs simply because they got the two sets confused. Because many golfers use the same brand of clubs, having a unique and distinguishing set of covers will clearly announce to the even the most distracted of golfers that a particular set of clubs does not belong to them
Types:
Golf club covers come in all shapes and patterns. From solid colors to traditional Scottish plaid designs to the instantly recognizable "tigers" that adorn the clubs of Tiger Woods, there is no end to the variety of golf club covers that you can choose from. In fact, many golfers will choose a pattern that is easily identifiable with them based on a play of their name or some other easily identifiable quirk or physical characteristic they possess
Misconceptions:
Some people persist in believing that only woods, the largest of the clubs, need protection. However, more golfers are placing head covers on irons, wedges and even putters. Clubs may be getting stronger, but that doesn't mean that they're immune from receiving damage, especially in the form of another, equally strong piece of metal residing beside it in your golf bag
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