Thursday, 18 November 2010

Quick Review of Golf Headcovers

So you find yourself looking for golf replacement or new golf head covers. That is one of the problems with golf and head covers in particular. You have to take them off to hit your club. Now taking them off is not necessarily the problem, but forgetting to put them back on, leaving they on the tee box or in fairway is not a good thing.

Most clubs come with the manufacturer's head covers when purchased new. This are great, but can be difficult to find replacements. Fortunately, there are many generic head covers on the market that provide the latest in style and club head protection.

One of the more popular generic brand of head covers is the Steath Headcovers. These headcovers have a sleek space saving design, fit tightly to the club head, and are made of a neoprene mesh material. They come in 8 great colors (Black, red, blue, yellow, pink, grape, wasabe and flame) with matching driver, fairway woods, utilitly clubs and putter covers. These covers slip on over the club head and provide some protection to the club shaft.

A second brand is the Neo-Fit head covers. These are made of similar neoprene mesh material as the Stealth headcovers, but have a knit neck that provides more protection for the shaft of the club where it would rub against the dividers in your bag. This come in Black, Grey, Blue, Yellow and Red colors and fit drivers, fairway woods, utlity covers,

How the head cover is put on the club is also importants. Some golf headcovers have long necks that slip over the clubhead. Others like the Stealth covers mentioned above have short necks, which allows for easier time in putting the headcover on. There are also headcovers with zippered openings and the most popular are headcovers with Magnetic Closing Systems. These headcovers are extremely easy to get on and off the club and with magnetic closing, provide a secure fit that won't fall off. The Magnetic Closing System headcovers now come in styles designed specifically for the new Squared Headed drivers.

Maybe you are looking for more fun. Animal headcovers are always a big hit, and now come in many styles. New on the market this year is the "Club Hugger" a smaller animal headcover with legs that grip to the shaft of the club. Buttheads are fun animal headcovers in an upside down position so that their butt is in the air when sitting on the club. New to the Butthead Headcovers line this year is the "Tiny Hiny", a smaller Butthead cover designed for putters, utility clubs or even possibly irons.

College or professional team fan! Headcovers are available for most Division I schools and all professional sports teams. Show your team spirit on the course.

Speaking of putters, just as there are many options for woods and utility clubs, there are also many options for your putter. Putter headcovers come in all shapes and styles made of leather or neoprene like material to provide ultimate clubhead protection. Of course putter headcovers also come in ever popular Animal headcovers as well. Your whole bag can be come a zoo!

I hope this quick summary gives you some ideas as what headcovers are now selling on market. The most important thing to remember is does it provide the club head protection that you are looking for.

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