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Callaway Summit Driver Headcover, photographed on white

Callaway Summit Driver Headcover

Plain, structured, lined

The test for a driver cover is whether it goes back on in the rain with cold hands. This one does, and most of the covers people already own do not.

£40

Fits up to 460cc

In the shop today. Free delivery over £75, and you can bring it back if it is not right.

Specifications
Fits
Up to 460cc
Build
Structured
Lining
Soft
Brand
Callaway
Who it suits

Anyone who plays in weather and has fought a soaked cover on the second tee.

A cap, a glove and two balls lying on the grass beside a driver
Callaway Summit Driver Headcover

It goes back on in the rain

  • Fits up to 460cc
  • Structured
  • Lined
A driver head, a glove, a cap and two balls resting on cut grass
What you need to know
  1. 01Structured, so it keeps its opening when it is soaked.
  2. 02Lined, which is what stops the crown marking.
  3. 03Fits any driver head up to 460cc.
  4. 04Dry it off the club. Left on, it traps water against the paint.
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From behind the counter

Try putting a headcover on with wet fingers before you buy it. Most of them fail that test.

Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews

On the bench beside it

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