Best Looking Headcover

[etmccain]

Putter - Scotty Cameron
OEM Woods - Cobra AMP and ZL Encore covers are look pretty good to my eye

[BewareTheGlowball]

I saw a driver cover that was just Quagmire's head... I may have to get one of those... giggity

[dmboak]

[quote name='stage1350' timestamp='1309564882' post='3357652']
None of the above. That's why I use Jan Craigs.
[/quote]
Agreed on the Jan Craigs

[DNice26]

Nothing beats a custom JuJu.....have 2 myself....one to match my Mizuno Bag and one to match my Irish bag.

[99Luftballoons]

I love my RAZR Fit but HATE The headcover.

The old TM Superquad TP Magnetic headcover was awesome.

[rjl24]

I'm going to throw out a vote for Back 9 USA! great classic look and great quality!

[Tee Time!]

Funk'dGolf

[Yoyo8821]

Titleist. But Ping has gotten better over the years.

[Jimdangles]

I've always been very partial to the classic look of Titleist headcovers. I love the sock design for some reason.

 

I voted titleist without knowing about these. GORGEOUS

[Fyre]

another vote for SUMI-G

 

[Ping Me]

Ping i20 imo.
But I was at a range this weekend and this guy was smashing the hell out of the range balls and when I saw him put his head cover on his R11, I thought, of course...nothing else would be apropriate. He had a Superman head cover on.

[slide13]

JuJu for sure! Love a classic, custom knit cover. Jan too, but those are more expensive and take a lot longer. I had my JuJu covers within a week, built to my exact specs and they look amazing and are showing no signs of wear. One of my favorite golf purchases ever.

[mozgolf]

Don't give them a moments thought, just use what comes with the club. Though I guess I don't like the magnetic ones with no stocking section to protect the shaft wearing on the top of the bag. Those little wear patches on the shafts do irk me some.

[WVP]

[quote name='mozgolf' timestamp='1343205973' post='5348826']
[b]Don't give them a moments thought, just use what comes with the club.[/b] Though I guess I don't like the magnetic ones with no stocking section to protect the shaft wearing on the top of the bag. Those little wear patches on the shafts do irk me some.
[/quote]

Usually, but there's exceptions. The cover that came with my S2 was almost impossible to get on and off, a real pain in the ***. And it was bright yellow and black, a color combo that really irks me outside of Pittsburgh's sports teams. So I spent 12 bucks on a ZL black and white cover that has the magnetic opening (which I don't mind). And it looks great.

I guess I just don't like fighting with a headcover - if I left them off for the whole round like many do it would be a different story.

[bobcat]

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I really like the retro LEATHER headcovers from Stitch Golf. (Available from TGW also). Best of all, I found some Black with White Trim from Stitch that match my new Orignal Jones Black/White Bag perfectly. Imagine that!

The Stitch Headcoves are very well-made and don't take nearly the space in the bag as other headcovers do.

Love my new Original Jones Bag too! Just received it today! (Its definitely the poor man's MacKenzie Walker). I plan to use it primarily as a "Range Bag". (I seldom take my full set of 14 clubs to the range/practice facility, so the smaller size of the Jones Bag is not an issue at all). I do quite a bit of walking a my range/practice facility because the range, short game/sand practice area, and the chipping/putting greens are a good walk from each other. ting green. A comfortable carry bag is essential.

Not only is the Jones Bag comfortable but it is extremely well-balanced unlike my old TaylorMade Carry Bag which always seemed too "top heavy" with the clubs wanting to spill out all the time. The Jones Bag is still very light but much better balanced thanks to its molded bottom. I expect to carry the Jones Bag on a Par-3 Executive Course that I play occasionally as well.

Of course, I still prefer my full-size "Staff/Cart Bag" for actual play at my Home Club. An electric cart is REQUIRED there anyway so a carry bag is inappropriate there.

[kakashi54]

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I got two the first one has been made famous last weekend by Mr. Rory himeself and the second is the mascot for Manchester United called Fred the Red! Both of them sweet I have the dog.
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ferd the red is scum go Liverpool

[rbrb]

[quote name='etmccain' timestamp='1339997297' post='5119088']
Putter - Scotty Cameron
OEM Woods - Cobra AMP and ZL Encore covers are look pretty good to my eye
[/quote]
+1 The ZL white headcover looks great.

[goliath23]

the headcover for the Cleveland Classic driver is pretty sweet. So is the headcover for the Nike limited edition driver

[SurfinTurf]

I like this old style. I don't think they're really vintage and the the stuffing sucks but they look [i][b]awesome[/b][/i] on an old Sunday bag.

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[DomVivona]

I have a set of 4 early 1950 leather head covers from Macgregor. Very nice vintage set.

[citizensdiscount]

I think Titleist makes some solid head covers for their woods. In specific Titleist 910D line. Sporty yet functional.

[crose]

Who makes the Cleveland Classic headcover for Cleveland?

[BuckeyePaul01]

The first thing I do when I buy a new club that comes with a headcover is to replace it with a personalized cover.

I'd rather not use any OEM cover.......

[OspreyCI]

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I really like the retro LEATHER headcovers from Stitch Golf. (Available from TGW also). Best of all, I found some Black with White Trim from Stitch that match my new Orignal Jones Black/White Bag perfectly. Imagine that!

The Stitch Headcoves are very well-made and don't take nearly the space in the bag as other headcovers do.

Love my new Original Jones Bag too! Just received it today! (Its definitely the poor man's MacKenzie Walker). I plan to use it primarily as a "Range Bag". (I seldom take my full set of 14 clubs to the range/practice facility, so the smaller size of the Jones Bag is not an issue at all). I do quite a bit of walking a my range/practice facility because the range, short game/sand practice area, and the chipping/putting greens are a good walk from each other. ting green. A comfortable carry bag is essential.

Not only is the Jones Bag comfortable but it is extremely well-balanced unlike my old TaylorMade Carry Bag which always seemed too "top heavy" with the clubs wanting to spill out all the time. The Jones Bag is still very light but much better balanced thanks to its molded bottom. I expect to carry the Jones Bag on a Par-3 Executive Course that I play occasionally as well.

Of course, I still prefer my full-size "Staff/Cart Bag" for actual play at my Home Club. An electric cart is REQUIRED there anyway so a carry bag is inappropriate there.
[/quote] Do the Stitch head covers stay on the club pretty well? I like the look of these.

[Joe Duffer]

[quote name='stage1350' timestamp='1309564882' post='3357652']
None of the above. That's why I use Jan Craigs.
[/quote]

+1

[bobcat]

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[attachment=1275798:stitch08.jpg]


I really like the retro LEATHER headcovers from Stitch Golf. (Available from TGW also). Best of all, I found some Black with White Trim from Stitch that match my new Orignal Jones Black/White Bag perfectly. Imagine that!

The Stitch Headcoves are very well-made and don't take nearly the space in the bag as other headcovers do.

Love my new Original Jones Bag too! Just received it today! (Its definitely the poor man's MacKenzie Walker). I plan to use it primarily as a "Range Bag". (I seldom take my full set of 14 clubs to the range/practice facility, so the smaller size of the Jones Bag is not an issue at all). I do quite a bit of walking a my range/practice facility because the range, short game/sand practice area, and the chipping/putting greens are a good walk from each other. ting green. A comfortable carry bag is essential.

Not only is the Jones Bag comfortable but it is extremely well-balanced unlike my old TaylorMade Carry Bag which always seemed too "top heavy" with the clubs wanting to spill out all the time. The Jones Bag is still very light but much better balanced thanks to its molded bottom. I expect to carry the Jones Bag on a Par-3 Executive Course that I play occasionally as well.

Of course, I still prefer my full-size "Staff/Cart Bag" for actual play at my Home Club. An electric cart is REQUIRED there anyway so a carry bag is inappropriate there.
[/quote] Do the Stitch head covers stay on the club pretty well? I like the look of these.
[/quote]

Yest they do! They have elastic in the neck to grip the clubhead so the headcover won't slip off too easily.

[OspreyCI]

Thanks BC. Ordered a driver h/c from Stitch this morning.

[clubgolfer]

easily Dimarco's green croc covers

 

 

I bought these exact Vintage croc covers about 18mths ago from Iliac and still not used them. I think its time to put them on the clubs

[9ccat9]

TM R1 headcover is sweet. Liked the R9 TP and the SuperDeep also.

[TYSHYNE]

Nike vr limited!