Best of Everything 2021/22: These 5 headcovers should be on your radar
- Share on Facebook
- Share on Twitter
- Share by Email
Courtesy
Welcome to GOLF’s 2021/2022 edition of the Best of Everything, where we’re providing you with the, well… best of everything! Check out our picks below or browse more items in our Pro Shop.
***
A headcover won’t help you shave a stroke or two off your handicap, but it does serve a valuable purpose, protecting your trusty (and potentially pricey) driver, fairway wood or putter from taking a beating during the round. These days, every club on the market — outside of irons and wedges — comes with a matching headcover, so maybe you’ve never considered the idea of splurging for something a little different.
Make this the year where that changes.
Take a look inside the staff bags of the tour’s elite and you’ll find countless custom headcovers. Tiger Woods has “Frank.” For Rory McIlroy, it’s the recognizable St. Bernard cover. Matt Fitzpatrick totes around Hilton Head’s famed lighthouse — in headcover form.
A unique headcover is a way to show off your personality or interests, without shoving it down your playing partner’s throat. With innovative headcover brands entering the golf accessory space each year, it’s become easier than ever to find a cover that fits in your bag.
If you’re unsure of where to start, the latest edition of GOLF’s Best of Everything is here to simplify the process. Our staff of experts found the best headcovers for those looking for value or those ready to splurge. Check our picks below, or visit our Pro Shop for a plethora of worthy options in other categories.
The best headcovers
*Products compiled by GOLF staff.
Tried and true
Seamus Headcovers
New kid on the block
Swag Golf Headcovers
Tiger’s choice
Daphne’s Headcovers
Bang for your buck
Stitch Headcovers
Quality and creativity
Dormie Workshop Headcovers
Latest In Gear
Jonathan Wall
Golf.com Editor
Jonathan Wall is GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com’s Managing Editor for Equipment. Prior to joining the staff at the end of 2018, he spent 6 years covering equipment for the PGA Tour. He can be reached at jonathan.wall@golf.com.