Jan Craig delivery times

Thinking about ordering a couple of Jan Craig headcovers. Does anyone know about how long it will take for me to get them?

i don't remember exactly, but it's not quick. it seems to me that last time i got some i was quoted like 2 months and it took like 6 weeks. but, maybe it was quoted 6 weeks and took a month. anyway, well worth it, greatest headcovers ever.

I ordered two headcovers from JC on 12.2 and received them on Christmas Eve. However long the wait, they are well worth it.

6-8 weeks it says. wow that was quick i ordered 3 on 10.13 and received them 12.11

I ordered some for my bro 2 years ago and had the same experience. The say 6-8 weeks or something like that but they came much quicker.

How do they last? I got a set last year (Not Jan Craig) and they are really sagging. Jan with an 8in Pom stay good for a while?

How do they last? I got a set last year (Not Jan Craig) and they are really sagging. Jan with an 8in Pom stay good for a while?

throw them in the dryer for a few...

How do they last? I got a set last year (Not Jan Craig) and they are really sagging. Jan with an 8in Pom stay good for a while?

They are very durable - especially compared to Rocket Tour head covers.

Mine took 5-6 weeks to custom make and ship to me in Europe :)

How do they last? I got a set last year (Not Jan Craig) and they are really sagging. Jan with an 8in Pom stay good for a while?

they're very, very durable. several years ago they added an elastic to the wool, and now they're amazing (before that, they could get stretched out a bit). i've used the driver one for at least 5 years, and it's like new. my others are newer, but also in great shape. the one, has sprung a (second) tear, so i need to send it back in. but, they repair free of charge (you pay shipping both ways), so it's not a big deal. anyway, they last, and you buy them for the long haul.

How do they last? I got a set last year (Not Jan Craig) and they are really sagging. Jan with an 8in Pom stay good for a while?

 

they're very, very durable. several years ago they added an elastic to the wool, and now they're amazing (before that, they could get stretched out a bit). i've used the driver one for at least 5 years, and it's like new. my others are newer, but also in great shape. the one, has sprung a (second) tear, so i need to send it back in. but, they repair free of charge (you pay shipping both ways), so it's not a big deal. anyway, they last, and you buy them for the long haul.

Yeah I read about the elastic being added after I bought from Parfect Golf headcovers (I think) which I have been happy with and they were really fast on making them and sending them out. I thought about Jan but didnt for price costs. Now I am thinking that I was dumb because I have tried the dryer trick but that lasts only a couple weeks. Should have just paid more upfront I think.

they're not cheap, so i can understand not wanting to shell out for them. but, in my mind, it's money better spend than about anything else golfwise. i have (conservative) colors that i like, and i'll use them until the wear out, which it appears will take a long time. i've certainly not tried all the others, but i'm convinced these are the highest quality, which goes some way to justifying the price.

I've ordered, it was about six weeks. They are of the highest quality, don't settle for less!

Mine came in about 8 weeks when I ordered in July. It was a set of 3 though so they may have taken a while longer to make. Who knows. They are great quality though.

I hope they come sooner rather than later as I just placed an order for 4 a driver, FW and 3 hybrids :)

I ordered a hybrid and it took about 4 weeks. As for the durability the set I am using now are 15 years old, the 3 wood cover started to rip, I sent it in for repair, about 2 weeks and it was no charge. The folks at Jan Craig are great to deal with and the quality is well worth the expense.