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[adambgolf]

I like the technology/functionality of these SUMI's I saw them at the PGA show a few years ago and was impressed with their line of products.

 mudfish, on 19 November 2011 - 08:09 PM, said:

Sumi-G

[shanker128]

 mwink822, on 07 July 2011 - 08:29 AM, said:

For the most Part I've always loved Titleist headcovers with the exception of the 907 series headcovers, but by far, my favorite (and this is going back a good ways) was the old fuzzy barrel/white and black sock 975D headcover.  That was just a nice classic looking headcover.  

Agree - can't think of a better OEM cover than the old school 975D.

[2ball]

Otto strikes fear to everyone on the first tee, when I play.

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[SilverBullets]

[jeffreyl]

JUJU's are great!

[Coheed]

 Shipwreck, on 10 June 2011 - 09:44 AM, said:

I've always been very partial to the classic look of Titleist headcovers. I love the sock design for some reason.

Love these headcovers but can't find them anywhere!!!
Rocket Tours are awesome too!!!

[timbo08]

 Coheed, on 19 February 2012 - 08:22 PM, said:

 Shipwreck, on 10 June 2011 - 09:44 AM, said:

I've always been very partial to the classic look of Titleist headcovers. I love the sock design for some reason.

Love these headcovers but can't find them anywhere!!!
Rocket Tours are awesome too!!!

Tourspec golf carries them for $42 a piece.  Never done business with them before myself but they seem pretty well respected across the boards.  Think about getting myself a set if I get fit into the 910 series this spring.

[asong77]

I vote for my newly acquired Stitch Golf head covers. These are the Vintage Racing Stripe Leather head cover, and are completely handmade in the US. Very high-quality leather and construction, they fit very nicely, and a great value at about $30-$35 each.









http://www.stitchgolf.com/

[Coheed]

 timbo08, on 19 February 2012 - 08:58 PM, said:

 Coheed, on 19 February 2012 - 08:22 PM, said:

 Shipwreck, on 10 June 2011 - 09:44 AM, said:

I've always been very partial to the classic look of Titleist headcovers. I love the sock design for some reason.

Love these headcovers but can't find them anywhere!!!
Rocket Tours are awesome too!!!

Tourspec golf carries them for $42 a piece.  Never done business with them before myself but they seem pretty well respected across the boards.  Think about getting myself a set if I get fit into the 910 series this spring.

Cool, thanks for th info!

[The Golfing Boy]

As of the last couple of years I would say Cobra.  The White and Neon Green for the Encore driver is pretty cool and bright !!

[The Golfing Boy]

As of the last couple of years I would say Cobra.  The White and Neon Green for the Encore driver is pretty cool and bright !!

[usmarine]

Make that two votes for Stitch Golf leather covers great quality at a great price.

[asong77]

 usmarine, on 10 March 2012 - 07:15 PM, said:

Make that two votes for Stitch Golf leather covers great quality at a great price.

Here's the newly acquired Stitch Golf knit headcovers...it looks, feels, and fits pretty awesome...made of a stretchy Merino wool that has memory. And at $100 for a full set of 4 covers, the price is pretty great too. These are the Argyle in Grey and White:









And two different sets of Stitch covers...leather and wool:

[RookieBlue7]

I like the Yonex on the Ezone 380 I have.  Too bad I can't hit it well enough to keep.... TMag's are also good by me.  There's a commonality in the ones I like, though, they have the pull handles on them to make removing them easier.

[ramparts3612]

Id have to say taylormade. I think they're covers loon B.A. and you gotta love the ones the make for the seasons majors and the driver love headcover. So they get my vote!

[ramparts3612]

I meant look not loon haha

[Chappie]

The original John Byron headcovers.  Super simple yet very striking. Just a classy cover.

[cycleguy55]

One of these is on my driver - Saskatchewan Roughriders (team in Canadian Football League).

[Yepyukon]

Titleist...really?  I see nothing unique or original in their head covers, but I guess that is just my opinion.

For an OEM, the new Cleveland Classic head covers are a great throwback (like the driver itself) and is actually different than other OEM head covers so it got my vote.

Outside of OEM, I would probably give the nod to Stitch.  They look great and are reasonably priced for a specialty head cover.

[mdb0103]

I use Rocket Tours, but like the Nike VR Pro LE covers too

[Cwing]

Any other after market driver/wood silmilar to the sumi's without the big red dot?

[SilverBullets]

cycleguy55, on 21 April 2012 - 06:21 PM, said:

One of these is on my driver - Saskatchewan Roughriders (team in Canadian Football League).

are there actually CFL fans?

[geesecougar2]

Big fan of the simple barrel headcovers, and my favorite ever was the woven nylon Biggest Bertha one:

[Kadin 25]

Buzzkill, on 10 June 2011 - 12:23 AM, said:

girlygolfer.com

http://www.girlygolf...%20Putters.html

+1000

[Kadin 25]

TNTlefty, on 23 December 2011 - 08:49 PM, said:

got this putter cover for my wife while we were in maui
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My wife and I played there on our Honeymoon too!

[dbdors]

The TM Driver head cover is pretty sweet looking, but really hard to get on and off the head.  My RBZ 3wood and hybrids are easy to get on and off, but the driver is really difficult.

[rad888]

Big Swamp, on 08 July 2011 - 09:15 PM, said:

Iliac's.

+1 why bother with anything but the best?

[Naughty Mazz]

geesecougar2, on 25 April 2012 - 01:08 PM, said:

Big fan of the simple barrel headcovers, and my favorite ever was the woven nylon Biggest Bertha one:

nostalgia

[Golf_Boom]

I'd have to say Titleist. They just have this "clean" look to them compared to some of the other OEM brands. They feel/look like they are better made too IMO.

[Golfjunki71]

Titleist or the new Cleveland classic. Cally are the worst.