Golf club covers

If you're inclined to write off golf club covers as unnecessary novelty items, consider the value of your entire set of clubs. Most sets cost hundreds or thousands of dollars, so it's definitely an investment worth protecting. Club covers can protect your clubheads from nicks, moisture and rusting. But you don't need to spend top dollar on retail; you can easily make your own from inexpensive materials.

Father's Day is right around the corner and if your dad or husband is a golfer, they will love these crocheted golf club covers! You can even personalize them with their favorite sports team colors and label each one with its wood number. My husband happens to be a big Michigan fan and wanted me

Golf season is in full swing! Your game might be a little rusty after the cold winter but you'll look like a pro with some custom made golf club covers!

Easy hand-knit covers made using sock yarn to fit hybrid golf club heads.

Give the golfer in your life a set of these All-American Golf Club Covers. This is a great homemade gift idea for a variety of special occasions including Father's Day, Christmas, and birthdays. Lion Brand Hometown USA yarn is used for this intermediate crochet pattern. It is a super bulky yarn made in the USA that's available in a variety of colors. These classic golf club covers work up quickly, so they're great to keep in mind for last-minute gifts.

For the Ultimate Sweater Machine® Golf Club Covers These easy-to-make mitts can be made in school colors or your country club colors...

Here's an easy pattern for a set of three handmade golf club covers that knits up quickly.

My favorite is the iguana ... they're all part of Linda Wright's new book, Amigurumi Golf Club Covers: 25 Crochet Patterns for Animal Golf Club Covers. Get the book! And be sure to connect with Linda on Ravelry!

These simple and functional knitted golf club covers will help you protect your clubs. Knitting patterns curated by the Knit crew.

My begats’ school has an annual golf tournament as a major fundraiser each year. When they reached out to the students’ families for donations, I thought to offer my services in making …