Golf Towels - Best, What do You Use, etc.?

[n8ron]

I bought cheap white hand towels from Wal*Mart at $4 a piece. They are pretty thick and plush, so they do a great job at cleaning clubs and balls. I got the ones that don't have that textured strip on the because I didn't want it to look like I grabbed something from the bathroom. It's great to carry 4 towels in my bag on the course for less than the price of one logo'd towel. I usually have two out of the bag; one for clubs and the other for sweaty forehead and hands. The other two are in a pocket in case the other two get too nasty to use anymore.

[Clambake]

Motel 6. Just the right size, and just "scratchy" enough to do a good job of getting the dirt off.

[Jay-Bird]

I use a free Srixon towel I got from buying a dozen of their balls. I also carry an old towel that I wet down before my rounds to clean my wedges and grips.

Ditto that.

Srixon "play a better ball" towel from Zstar dozen and an old towel that I wet down to clean irons after shots.

[Bug Bunny]

I use a nice titleist towel my wife won in her one golf tournament for closest to the pin (her second time to ever play golf). Some friends invited us to play. I fell in love with the game and she gave me the towel. Actually lost it today. Spent an hour making the rounds re-tracing my steps but didn't find it. The course called me an hour ago saying they found it.

[JawjaDawg]

I just use one of the many free ones that I seem to accumulate.

I have, however, been resisting the urge to pull the trigger on one of those towels with the frog on it that stays half wet and half dry.

[Knockglock]

what kind of towel do you guys use?

The best towel is one that you can clip onto your bag for handy access!

[Zeph]

I just use one of the many free ones that I seem to accumulate.

I'd buy one of those if they were more easily accessible.

I like my bag to look good, and I think a towel sporting "Titleist" or "Mizuno" looks better than a plain black or blue one. They are not that expensive anyways, I usually pick up one when buying something else online.

[clearwaterms]

i took an old rag and folded it up and drilled a hole in it and use a zip tie to zip tie it to my bag. its great.

Free towels from golf events are the best.

[lumpuckeroo]

Frogger!

http://www.amphibiantowel.com/

[rjfan91]

I use this one. Stays mostly dry on a wet day. I use it to put over grips on dew-covered ground.

[GaijinGolfer]

Ive got a Bridgestone Golf towel that has my name embroidered on it. Last year Bridgestone had a promotion where if you buy 2 dozen E5+/E6+/E7+ or 1 dozen B330s and sent the UPC labels in, they would send you a golf towel.
IMO, thats a pretty sweet deal considering I was going to eventually need to buy balls anyways.

[jwkde]

my wife has picked up a bunch of golf towels at goodwill -usually $1 a piece sometimes they are brand new. Often with company logos that I do not recognize.

Or use some old ones from around the house - pop a groment in them and they work great

[wolverine_man]

I have an old faded Mizuno towel that an old Pro gave me. Best towel is a wet towel, unless, of course, it's raining. By wet, I mean just the tip.

[deafheaven]

Guy I golf with showed up with a "stretch towel" today. I'd not heard of it before but it's pretty cool. It really works to help you stretch in a variety of manners. Only $10 too at golftown. http://www.golftown.com/gtcommerce/s...11780C119.aspx

[plark]

just a black martha stewart towel

[RCF]

The blue ones are the best.

Color does not matter if you're not fitted for the towel...

[sp33d]

I have a couple nike towls that a buddy gave to me, their super think and hold dirt/water/spit/sweat well. I usually have 2 towels when its either raining or super humid. One for me and my grips and the other for my club faces ect.

[Shindig]

RD periodically sells microfiber towels for $3 at tent sales. I picked up a few, and cycle them in.

I have a big Srixon towel that I "won" by being one of the first 50 to show up at a particular tent sale. I haven't used it, but it's sitting in my closet.