Headcover putter

Next to the driver, the putter is the most valuable golf club in your bag. Since there are many different shapes and sizes of putters, you should always make sure when buying a headcover that it fits your putter. In our range we currently have headcovers for blade putters - of course with our cool designs, with which you will attract many envious glances on the golf course. Get your Clubhatz putter cover now and order directly online!

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CLUBHATZ - The Gorilla - Putter
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The Gorilla - Putter
€79,00
CLUBHATZ - The Sexy Lady 2.0 - Blade Putter
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The Sexy Lady 2.0 - Blade Putter
€89,00
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The Flamingo 2.0 - Blade Putter
€89,00

FAQs

Do you also have putter covers for other models?

Currently, we only have headcovers for blade putters. However, we are working on offering models for mallet putters in the future. Please check our online shop regularly or send us an email.

What closures do you use for your putter headcovers?

We have integrated very functional magnets for securely closing the headcovers. These close when you slide your putter back into the cover. The big advantage over Velcro is that the magnetic closure cannot fray, making it significantly more durable.

What should I consider when buying a putter cover?

There are various putter models such as blade putters, mallet putters, and MOI putters. Each shape has its own putter covers. Additionally, there are different ways the shaft is mounted to the clubhead: heel-shafted, center-shafted, and hosel-offset. These terms indicate where on the clubhead the shaft is attached. Either at the heel, in the center, or via a so-called hosel, where the shaft is attached to the clubhead via a small connecting piece. However, the only crucial factor is whether the shaft is mounted in the center of the head or at the heel of the head, as the headcover needs an opening there for the shaft to protrude. When buying, you therefore need to pay attention to which shape you choose and where the shaft is mounted on the head.