Headcovers

Why use headcovers

Every time your bag moves, club heads knock together. Over time this chips paint, marks faces and scratches crowns, which affects both the look and resale value of your clubs. Headcovers also reduce rattle in the bag and help keep putter faces, especially soft milled faces, in good condition.

How to choose a headcover

Match the cover to the club

• Driver covers: sized for large 460cc driver heads.
• Fairway and hybrid covers: smaller covers, often numbered or with a tag so you can pick the right club quickly.
• Iron covers: sold in sets to protect forged or polished irons from bag chatter.
• Wedge covers: handy for keeping grooves and finishes fresh.
• Putter covers: blade and mallet covers are shaped differently, so pick the style that matches your putter head.

Materials and closures

Synthetic leather is durable and easy to clean, genuine leather offers a premium look, and knitted or plush covers are light and soft. Putter covers commonly use magnetic or hook-and-loop closures. Check the product description for closure type and the head shape it is made for.

Headcover brands in this collection

SIK Golf headcovers include blade and mallet putter covers such as the SIK Blade Headcovers. Evnroll makes covers to suit its own putter shapes, for example the Evnroll Mallet Head Cover. The Grip Master offers driver, fairway and hybrid covers, including the TGM Driver Head Cover, plus a genuine leather driver cover.

You will also find BGT Stability putter covers, Fujikura Ventus Tartan Edition covers, Epon iron covers, Craftsman wedge cover sets, plain covers for everyday use and Orlimar junior covers like the Orlimar Junior Driver Headcover.

Related collections

Pair a new cover with a club from our putters or woods and hybrids ranges, kit out a young golfer with junior golf clubs, or browse more golf accessories.

Headcovers FAQs

Do I really need a putter headcover?

Yes, a putter headcover is worth using because the putter face is easily dinged by other clubs in the bag. Even small marks can affect the look of a milled face, and a cover also protects the paint fill and alignment lines. It is one of the cheapest ways to protect an expensive club.

Will a driver headcover fit my fairway wood?

A driver headcover will usually slip over a fairway wood, but it will be loose and can fall off as you walk. Fairway and hybrid covers are sized for smaller heads and sit more securely. Using the right size also makes it easier to identify each club in your bag.

How do I know if a putter cover fits my putter?

Match the cover style to your head shape: blade covers suit blades and mid-blades, and mallet covers suit mallets. Large high MOI mallets may need a larger mallet cover. Check the product description, and compare the depth of your putter head from face to back.

Are iron headcovers worth it?

Iron headcovers are worth considering if you have forged, polished or premium finish irons that mark easily. They reduce chatter and keep heads looking new, although some golfers find them slower to use on course. Many players use them mainly for travel and storage.

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