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I just started using head covers this year, and I think I'm okay with them.

1. I actually store my bag in the trunk of my car. They are either in my trunk or on the course, never in my house unless I need my trunk for some random errand.  so I figure it helps from them getting banged around from driving (they are forged).

2. Related to above, I am time challenged for golf, so I'm almost in a near sprint after the 18th to get to wherever I'm going next.  The idea of putting covers on only after the round is time I just don't allow for. 

3. Funny thing is I don't have covers for my drivers/woods (I just toss them in the trash whenever I buy a new one), nor do I ever do any club tlc between rounds. I don't care for aesthetics or mind dings on the back/sides/under the clubs, but I just don't want the faces to get worn out too quickly or too dinged up. Upon writing this, it sounds nonsensical.  

Should I use covers for my driver/woods?


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