Golf Club Head Cover

Good maintenance habits are very important for golf clubs to optimize their performance and longevity. The common way of maintenance is to wrap the head of the golf club with a club head cover to avoid friction and collision between multiple clubs placed in the club bag. This can damage or bruise the head and its shaft, affecting performance and aesthetics.

A common club head cover includes a hoof to hold the golf club head and a long, narrow tubular section to wrap the club head. The hoof is integral to the long, narrow tubular section. The hoof is usually made of flexible, easy-to-bend materials, such as artificial leather, sponge, etc., while the long and narrow tube is usually a knitted structure with good stretch and shrinkage properties. Because the tubular part is a knitted structure, its extension range is limited, and the diameter of the tube is much smaller than the head of the club, to let the head of the club through, the tubular part must be made large enough, but too large and can not be tight to the shaft of the club, can not make the club be effectively protected.

The existing protective sleeve of the golf club can only cover the head of the golf club, cannot cover the shaft of the golf club, and cannot serve as a mechanism to limit the golf club to avoid shaking, resulting in the shaft of the golf club, still easy to produce dirt or rust, and also easy to cause damage to the shaft of the golf club due to shaking and collision.

So, the ultimate question: Do I need a golf club head cover or not?

In the writer’s opinion, any golfer needs it. Some golfers may not think they need one, but you will regret it when you find out that your driver or tee wood is damaged.

On the American Tour, European Tour, and other tournaments where the stars gather, those golf stars not only have great skills, but they also have unique club head covers. For example, Fowler and Wei Sheng Mei, are always at the forefront of fashion, Baba Watson, defines herself with pink, and Tiger Woods always uses Tiger image club covers.

You see, various golf stars are using club head covers, so why not us? Take a look at the club head covers that are currently at the top of the sales rankings.

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New Uses for Club head Covers in Golf Training

Problem:

You see many golfers swinging with their right elbows close to their bodies. But when you try to mimic their movements, you go too far and make your right elbow close to your body, causing you to be unable to swing your arm freely. In addition, it can cause the swing plane to be too flat, reducing the radius of the swing arc.

Solution:

You need to let the arms swing relax a bit to make the swing easier. If you look at the movements of iron masters like Payne Stewart, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, and others, you will see that their swings are rhythmic, smooth, relaxed, and unstressed. Their backward and forward arm swings are free because they are not hindered by anything.

Training method:

Stand in position with a club head sleeve between your right upper arm and body. When the backswing reaches the apex, bring the right elbow away from the body just far enough for the club head sleeve to fall. This method may seem contradictory to traditional teaching, but it is essential to your freedom of movement in the backswing and downswing. The freedom of movement can help you swing like an athlete and make crisp, clean shots with your irons.