Iliac Golf Leather Headcover Review

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Iliac Golf Leather Headcover Review GolfWRX

Performance

Looks

4.5

Review by Richard A

Vintage Leather head covers for drivers, Fw metals, Hybrids and putters. Simply awesome. Functional Leather covers are easy to get on and off. They do not fall off and look awesome. Not every day you will see them either so you and look good and not match every other golfer out there.

Hunter Mahan and many other PGA Tour players think the same way. Each week out on the PGA Tour you can spot players that choose the unique and stylish option of Iliac.

All our hand crafted leather head covers come in Driver, 3 Wood, 5 Wood, Hybrid and Utility sizes.

iliac Golf Leather Head Covers from iliac Golf on Vimeo.

Features

100% genuine natural leather
Authentic design
Driver easily fits 460cc heads
3 Wood, 5 Wood, Utilities and Hybrids fit todays club sizes
Handmade in the USA

The quality of the headcovers are second to none. They are lined in wool and look like they were built by hand one at a time. You can feel the quality in the weight of the leather. Hard to find products like this today available in so many colors and customization options.

Here are some pictures of the white ones that they sent in to us and some other options you can consider.

Since 2005 Iliac Golf products have created a huge impact on tour and in the top golf resorts around the world. Most of the 40 or so PGA Tour players that use iliac Golf products do so as a personal choice; they simply love the unique design and quality of the wool and leather head covers and clothing designs. 90 of the top 100 golf resorts in the USA now stock iliac Golf products and in the United Kingdom and Ireland, from its launch in 2011, iliac Golf can now be found in an ever increasing number of top golf courses across the region.

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9 Comments

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2. 

   Three Guys Golf Blog

   May 9, 2012 at 1:39 am

   Yup Bert makes amazing things. I love his headcovers, but I really love his polos. The plaid collars make them about the coolest duds around.

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3. 

   ZMO

   May 9, 2012 at 3:58 am

   CHeck out Bert at 8:30 on this vid. Old School before he was into golf.
   Snow Shredding!

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YijiZ9KfxsE&feature=relmfu

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4. 

   Bert LaMar

   June 5, 2012 at 5:30 pm

   Thanks for the review.

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6. 

   JASON

   June 19, 2012 at 4:59 pm

   What is the snug difference between the utility and hybrid covers? Is it even discernible?

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7. 

   Wheatgerm

   July 9, 2012 at 10:39 am

   Who spends $340 on a set of head covers? I might. Sometimes you have to treat yourself. And I do love those Polo white/black/British red head covers, especially the one pictured here with the Ryder Cup embroidery. That’s as sweet as it gets.

   It’s gonna sting. They cost more than a staff bag, as much as my new Scotty Cameron Select putter, and almost as much as my driver. But I just might do it. Someone has to stimulate this economy.

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8. 

   Juan

   October 7, 2012 at 1:06 am

   Wow, superb blog luyaot! How long have you been blogging for? you make blogging look easy. The overall look of your site is wonderful, let alone the content!

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9. 

   Paul

   May 3, 2013 at 3:10 pm

   I have two sets of these, and am generally positive. I have lost a hybrid head-cover and have found that these head-covers do tend to fall off when using a carry-bag. The bottom of the head-cover hits the club spacer at the top of the bag, pushing it up and off the club. One set was Red/Navy, and these almost immediately faded to a not very attractive washed out pinkish color. I do love the quality and vintage look.

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