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The Equipment RoomGolf equipment and attire, ranged aisle by aisle

Ranged by aisle and material

Aisles

Aisle 12 ยท Head Covers

Golf head covers, read by material and shape

Knit socks and stitched leather, and the shapes they take from driver to wedge.

A row of golf head covers on a shelf, cream knitted socks beside stitched leather barrels, numbered tags hanging down
A row of golf head covers on a shelf, cream knitted socks beside stitched leather barrels, numbered tags hanging down

This aisle holds the entries ranged under it: Knitted head covers, read from the yarn up; Knit: mid layers and head covers, one craft and Leather in the bag: gloves, belts and straps. Knit and leather covers, driver to wedge, tagged and shelved. The aisle figure reads two makes: knit pulls on, leather buckles down.

Each entry sits beside its neighbours so it can be compared with what shares the shelf. Two neighbouring aisles extend this one; the review's method is stated on the editorial policy page.

Ranged in this aisle

  1. Knitted head covers, read from the yarn up

    The oldest cover on the rail still grips best. What fibre, gauge and finish decide for the clubs at the top of the bag.

  2. Knit: mid layers and head covers, one craft

    A mid layer for the cold half of the season, and the covers that ride the bag all year.

  3. Leather in the bag: gloves, belts and straps

    One hide, three jobs. The glove takes the most handling, the belt the least, and the strap sits in between.

Two neighbouring aisles extend this one: Gloves and Hats & Caps.