Five mallards in flight across a white embossed body, with the Birdie Mallard script and a red pin flag at the hem. It is the cover people ask about on the first tee, and it is built to still look like this at the end of the season.
THE EMBROIDERY
- Five mallards worked in full colour - orange wings, green heads, white and black bodies with purple detailing on the primaries
- Birdie Mallard script embroidered at the hem alongside a red pin flag
- Stitched into a white body carrying a tone-on-tone embossed interlocking circle pattern that catches the light rather than shouting
- Embroidered, not printed, so the detail holds its colour and its edge through rain, sun and repeated handling
- The birds carry across the body rather than sitting as a single badge on one face
MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION
- White PU synthetic leather outer with an embossed geometric pattern pressed into the surface
- Full plush fleece lining in warm brown, running the length of the cover
- Elasticated gathering through the neck that pulls the cover in tight against the shaft
- Double-stitched seams throughout with a bound edge around the opening
- Holds its shape in the bag rather than folding flat once it comes off the club
FIT AND EVERYDAY USE
- Sized for driver heads, including 460cc
- Wide opening goes over a big head cleanly without dragging on the shaft
- Elasticated neck grips so it holds on a moving trolley or strapped to the back of a cart
- Comes off in one pull and goes back on without a wrestle while your playing partners are waiting
- Deep enough to swallow the whole head rather than perching on the crown and working itself loose
WHY THE LINING MATTERS
- A driver crown is the largest painted surface in the bag and the easiest one to scratch
- The damage happens inside the bag, from iron heads and shafts knocking against it, not out on the course
- A full plush lining absorbs that contact and keeps the crown graphics and alignment aid readable
- Keeps dew and rain off the face between holes, so you are not drying the club before the swing
- An unmarked driver crown is worth real money when the club gets traded in
LOOKING AFTER IT
- Wipe the white outer with a damp cloth after a dusty or wet round - PU does not stain the way fabric does
- Air the lining out fully before the bag goes into storage
- Do not machine wash, tumble dry or iron
- Keep out of direct heat and out of a hot car boot for long stretches
WHO IT IS FOR
- Golfers who hunt as well as play, and want a bag that says so without a logo
- Anyone building a white bag setup rather than running factory black covers
- Players replacing a stretched driver cover that no longer grips the shaft
- A strong gift - the design does the work, so it does not need to match a brand they already own
LOCAL STOCK, LOCAL DISPATCH
- In stock in South Africa and dispatched locally - no import wait and no customs surprises
- Priced in rand with local support after the sale
- Checked and packed before it ships
White covers are unforgiving - they show every shortcut in the build. Bound edges, double stitching, an embossed body and a full plush lining are what let this one stay sharp through a season on the biggest club in the bag.
What's in the box
1 x Birdie Mallard Driver Head Cover
