Golf club covers

Protecting club heads

In a golf bag, clubs clink against each other with every step, movement of the trolley, and transport. The woods and the driver, with their large heads and delicate finish, are most prone to scratches and knocks. The covers protect these heads, as well as the face of the putter, where even a small impact can affect the ball's roll. They also reduce the noise of clubs while walking.

Other accessories

Golf accessories also come in:

• Balls.
• Gloves.
• Tees.
• Grips.
• Towels.
• Umbrellas.
• Other accessories.

All accessories are gathered on the accessories page.

For each club

The covers for woods are often numbered or have a rotating tag to identify the driver, wood three, or hybrid at a glance. The putter cover is chosen based on the shape of the head: blade, thin and elongated, or mallet, wider and rounded; a magnetic closure makes it easy to put on. Ironguards, which are rarer, protect forged irons, which have softer metal, from marks when in contact with other clubs.

Materials and maintenance

The knit cover, with its pom-pom, has a retro charm; the faux leather one looks elegant and is water-resistant; the neoprene, flexible, provides effective protection. Covers in the colours of a club, a tournament, or shaped like an animal also make lovely gifts. After a round in the rain, remove the covers and let the club heads air dry to prevent rust and trapped moisture.

Good deals

Great bargains can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24h are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The key events of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday in late autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school season.

Frequently asked questions

Why put covers on golf clubs?

In the bag, clubs knock against each other with every step and transport. The covers protect the heads of woods, drivers, and putters from scratches and knocks, and reduce noise during play.

Do I need to protect my irons with covers?

It’s not essential, as irons are more robust, but iron covers prevent marks on the polished faces and backs. They are especially useful for forged irons, which are softer.

Why does the putter deserve a cover?

The face of the putter is very precise: even the smallest impact can change the ball's roll. The putter cover, in the shape of a blade or a mallet depending on the model, protects this face throughout the rounds.

Knit cover or neoprene: which one to choose?

The knit, warm and flexible, has a retro style but absorbs moisture. Neoprene and faux leather provide better protection from rain and can be cleaned with just a wipe.

What are the numbers on hybrid covers for?

They help identify each wood or hybrid at a glance in the bag, without removing the cover. This is handy when transporting several clubs with very similar heads.