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I was using covers for a while and now I ditched them. Bag just doesn't look right to me. Totally understand those who use them and definitely not going to knock those who do.

2010 Victory Red Staff Bag or Nike 2011 Performance Stand bag
Driver: Titleist 910 D3 with Diamana Whiteboard 83X (44")
3 Wood: SQ2 15° w/ Diamana Blueboard 83X (43")
5 Wood: SQ2 19° w/ Diamana Redboard 83X (42")
Irons + Wedges Nike Victory Red Pros 3-PW 52 56


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I can appreciate that some people want to keep their clubs looking showroom new, but that really is kind of silly in the final analysis… don’t you think. Our clubs are, after all, metal sticks that we swing in the dirt and sand. They aren’t Faberge eggs on the end of golden rods.

I shouldn’t poke fun though – I lay my golf clubs to sleep in a hyperbaric chamber nightly.

"Every man is his own hell" - H.L. Mencken


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I uncover my driver and hybrids before a round. I think covering them back up, especially all my irons, would be a huge hassle.

+1 I agree, I tried iron covers at one time and found it to be a huge hassle! I also uncover my driver, hybrids and putter during the round. I find it to be easier when playing ready golf.

In myM9 bag
09 Burner 10.5* Stiff flex
Burner 19* 3 hybrid (Stiff Flex)
Burner 22* 4 hybrid (Stiff Flex)
G10 irons 4-PW(white dot) steel shaft (Stiff Flex)Oil can 52* wedge Spin milled 56* & 60* wedgesHalf Craz- E B belly putter SG 3.5golf balls


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I can appreciate that some people want to keep their clubs looking showroom new, but that really is kind of silly in the final analysis… don’t you think.

Unless someone is trying to get me to use them, meh.

Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.


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