Anyone Use A Golf Club Butler Buddy?

Medic · August 29, 2014

My golf pard had one and it caught my attention. Holds clubs up off of the ground and seemed convenient. Could not help but wonder if anyone here has tried (or owns/uses) one.

I found it on the bay and it was inexpensive. I am tired of trying to lay my clubs onto a towel or on a headcover trying to keep them dry in the dew-filled grass.

Anyone using one of these?

JimNewton · August 29, 2014

Yeah, a few months ago I was paired with a guy who "just got this thing!!". Well, it was used on the first 2 holes and we never saw it again. It was dry though.

If it's wet I stick the[size=4] divot tool in the fringe and rest the grips on it.[/size]

misplacedtexan83 · August 29, 2014

I bring an extra towel or throw my hat down but I can see it being good for someone with a bad back...

Medic · August 29, 2014

I have always brought an extra towel - if playing later in the day it is for sweat. For dawn patrol it is for the clubs - keeping them dry and drying them off when humidity starts to make them a little damp. But therein lay one of the bad things, at least here in Florida. The ground is SO wet in the summer mornings that it isn't long before the towel becomes really damp itself. Which is why I turned to using my putter headcover. But then, when picking it up, things are once again pretty wet. (We have also been getting a LOT of rain here all spring and summer which has led to the ground staying damp until late in the morning)

I don't have a bad back and don't know if I would even use the divot tool that is sort of built in. But I do think that this will allow me to use my towel for my sweat and help to keep things dry. Who knows - might be more of a pain than anything else. (I bought a club cleaner last year that was battery operated and all it did was make a mess) But for under $10 shipped I figured why not. If nothing else I will use it on the range during my league tourneys. We go out in a shotgun start and thus cannot take carts over to the range. Because the range is ALWAYS full (over 100 players all at once) there are often places to hit from but all of the club holders are taken. I have always just either waited for a full spot to open (sometimes doesn't happen), used my towel, or used my driver headcover. This might at least solve that little issue for me.