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I just got my custom headcover in the mail today.  Custom mallet putter cover by Delila (girlygolfer.com).  This fits perfectly.  Better than the stock headcover.

Lets see pics of your custom headcovers!

What do you think?

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I went to her website and looked at her designs. Im assuming from the area code she is just south of me in southern indiana. I think Im going to send her one of my police department patches and a cloth badge and see if she can make me a cover. Can you give me a ballpark idea of the price?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by VelcroBobcat

I went to her website and looked at her designs. Im assuming from the area code she is just south of me in southern indiana. I think Im going to send her one of my police department patches and a cloth badge and see if she can make me a cover. Can you give me a ballpark idea of the price?

Thanks.


Mine was about $55 shipped.  Pretty good deal for a high quality cover.

Currently in the Grom: Driver: Ping G15 13.5;  Woods: Adams XTD 5W 18.5, TM R11 7w 22; Hybrids: Cleveland Mashie M4 and M5; Irons: Mizuno JPX800 w/Nippon NSPro950 S;  Wedges: CG16 48* CG15 52* CG15DSG 56*;  Putter: Rife 2bar hybrid mallet Ball: Callaway Hex Chrome


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Oh wow i like these you can make your own designes?

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how much are these

I'm sure it varies based on design.  Feel free to request a quote from her:  http://girlygolfer.com/

Since she does such great work, she gets a lot of orders, so it took a few weeks for her to get to my request, but once she started she awesome to work with and the headcover was awesome.


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Side view of the putter cover, its held closed by magnets sewn in all down the opening

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Originally Posted by Pblock45

What kind of price are we looking at for the mallet ones?

It's really going to vary, likely based on the amount of work needed in the design, materials, size, etc.  I'm sure she wouldn't want her customers quoting other potential customers prices for custom work.  I would say its not cheap, but I'd also say it's worth the quality of the product.

That being said, in my experience she's great to work with. I recommend emailing her.  Just keep in mind she answers emails in "working order" and she gets backed up with orders since she's got a rep for doing such great work, she'll likely email you and tell you it might take her 3-4 weeks to start working on your design and quote, so be patient.

delilah@girlygolfer.com

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I've just received mine and I was very pleased with the result. It took a while from when I sent the design order in, mid-February, to when I got the headcover, Monday (10 weeks). But the results were just what I wanted. Total cost was $59 dollars, $25 for the design work and $34 for making it.

The internal fabric is a matching fuzzy yellow. The magnetic closer works great. It looks great in my bag.

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Delilah was very nice to work with as well. I highly recommend this company.

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