Need New Head Covers

[BrettLyons]

I am looking at getting some new head covers for my Driver, 3 wood, and hybrid. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I've taken a look at a few options...

1. https://giosgolf.com/shop/ : I like the authentic look of the covers with the modern twist. They seem like pretty durable head covers for the knitted style.

2. https://sunfishsales.com/ : the website is kind of doo doo but I've heard of these covers before. Not sure on the quality but seem decently priced.

3. http://www.jancraigheadcovers.com/store/headcovers/ : Seem like quality head covers but a little pricey for my taste. 

Not sure if any of you have any of these covers but if you have any input on some quality knit-style head covers.... please let me know :)

Thank you!

[boogielicious]

I highly recommend this site http://girlygolfer.com/.

It will take a little time, but she makes excellent custom headcovers.

[iacas]

1 hour ago, boogielicious said:

I highly recommend this site http://girlygolfer.com/.

It will take a little time, but she makes excellent custom headcovers.

Seconded.

[Patch]

I go a different route. I like having covers that replicate animals. I use hand puppets. My wife, being the great seamstress she is, sews on the shaft protecting sleeves. 

Current set of of covers are going on 7 years old, and still look good. A little pricey, not by much,  but they look more authentic. 

[Mr. Desmond]

I have used girliegolfer for a putter or two - if you want custom, they are great. You will need to wait at least 2 months for custom. But the website informs you.

If you want a regular headcover, I've done jancraigs voer 10 yrs ago but I no longer want pompom style hcs.

Iliac is now too, too expensive. I've seen the other leather types, but they just don't fit my style. I've gone to Seamus over the last year - lots, lots of color variety and they are not all tartan style. I pick what I want on the seamus website, then buy them through discountdansgolf.com as the price is right. Good luck. After I get them, I spray them with waterproofing.

[nevets88]

6 hours ago, BrettLyons said:

 

3. http://www.jancraigheadcovers.com/store/headcovers/ : Seem like quality head covers but a little pricey for my taste. 

Not sure if any of you have any of these covers but if you have any input on some quality knit-style head covers.... please let me know :)

Thank you!

These are my headcovers. My driver cover is like, jeez, over 10 years old but no holes though. It's a miracle I haven't lost it, although close a couple of times. They're very traditionalist, but classic and well knit. If you don't lose them, they last forever, so in the long run, not expensive. If there are holes (nothing is impervious to rough handling) you can send it back to be reknit for $8. They don't look spectacular from a distance, so I like that they don't attract attention.

[David in FL]

3 hours ago, boogielicious said:

I highly recommend this site http://girlygolfer.com/.

It will take a little time, but she makes excellent custom headcovers.

Delilah does nice work, but not knit.

The best knit covers I've seen remain Jan Craig.  As @nevets88 said, they'll last forever too.  I have one buddy who's had his, heck, it's gotta be 25 years now....

[Mr. Desmond]

If you only want knit-style, you gotta' go Jan Craig. 

[BrettLyons]

As much as I appreciate everyone's advice... I went with the Gios head covers. I freakin love them!

Easy to put on and take off, durable, and love the wooden ball between the sock and tassel. Highly recommend!

On 12/29/2017 at 2:23 PM, Mr. Desmond said:

If you only want knit-style, you gotta' go Jan Craig. 

 

On 12/29/2017 at 8:54 AM, David in FL said:

Delilah does nice work, but not knit.

The best knit covers I've seen remain Jan Craig.  As @nevets88 said, they'll last forever too.  I have one buddy who's had his, heck, it's gotta be 25 years now....

 

On 12/29/2017 at 7:30 AM, nevets88 said:

These are my headcovers. My driver cover is like, jeez, over 10 years old but no holes though. It's a miracle I haven't lost it, although close a couple of times. They're very traditionalist, but classic and well knit. If you don't lose them, they last forever, so in the long run, not expensive. If there are holes (nothing is impervious to rough handling) you can send it back to be reknit for $8. They don't look spectacular from a distance, so I like that they don't attract attention.

 

On 12/29/2017 at 7:07 AM, Mr. Desmond said:

I have used girliegolfer for a putter or two - if you want custom, they are great. You will need to wait at least 2 months for custom. But the website informs you.

If you want a regular headcover, I've done jancraigs voer 10 yrs ago but I no longer want pompom style hcs.

Iliac is now too, too expensive. I've seen the other leather types, but they just don't fit my style. I've gone to Seamus over the last year - lots, lots of color variety and they are not all tartan style. I pick what I want on the seamus website, then buy them through discountdansgolf.com as the price is right. Good luck. After I get them, I spray them with waterproofing.

 

On 12/29/2017 at 6:51 AM, Patch said:

I go a different route. I like having covers that replicate animals. I use hand puppets. My wife, being the great seamstress she is, sews on the shaft protecting sleeves. 

Current set of of covers are going on 7 years old, and still look good. A little pricey, not by much,  but they look more authentic. 

 

On 12/29/2017 at 6:48 AM, iacas said:

Seconded.

 

On 12/29/2017 at 5:06 AM, boogielicious said:

I highly recommend this site http://girlygolfer.com/.

It will take a little time, but she makes excellent custom headcovers.

 

[David in FL]

Look nice.  Congratulations on the new covers!

[Mr. Desmond]

Thx for the site - had not heard of them - they look great and well made. Congrats.