Greens Towel 3 Pack Golf Towel Set for Golf Bags with Clip, Plush Microfiber Nap Fabric, 16x16, The Original, Multiple Colors

When practicing, I clean my clubs after every shot. (This is especially true when chipping. ) ) Works great for hooking on a belt loop during practice, and I bought a few different colors just to have them. Also, do not wash them as frequently as you should. br>br>PSbr>It's just a standard microfiber towel. with the ring Carabiner is a term used to describe a device that connects *PRO tip. br>br> Concentrate first on hitting the ball, then the ground. 9% of amateurs hit the ground first and then the ball followed by the ball. on each and every shot It's just that you're not aware of it yet. br>The second piece of advice is as follows: Swing Sequence is a concept that you should be familiar with. br>Third piece of advice. Your forearms/wrists (and even your hands, but no one talks about forearms. ) ) are as unwinded as they possibly can be. (It creates that wipe/speed even when swinging quickly. ) If you tense up, you won't be able to move quickly. )br>Bonus suggestion. Swing as hard as you can as long as you stay balanced and hit the target in the middle of the face. (Be the first to hit the ball. ).

Remy BYRNE

| Feb 16, 2021

After three years, I'm on my second set of three towels, and the first set is still in my possession. They're absorbent, stay wet, and keep the club grooves clean. The carabiner clip is the best feature because it allows me to grab a towel with one hand while carrying clubs with the other. I also have a Frogger towel, but I rarely use it because the microfiber towels are so convenient. They are in excellent condition and appear to have never been worn. In a given year, I play more than 160 rounds.

Esmeralda Stein

| Dec 20, 2020

SELLER: br>It was a quick delivery. That is without a doubt true. br>br>THE PRODUCT: br>br>THE ENTIRE PRODUCT: br>br>THE br>On my regular, they look great. Bags for Sunday. br>br>ON THE OTHER HAND. br>It is what it is, meh. There are three of them. Microfiber towels of various sizes are available. I was disappointed because it was not oversized. br>In bulk, these things might cost a buck a piece. • The carabiner clip is also nothing special, In- In fact, I'm confident that a simple bump of ANYTHING will cause it to fall off and I'll lose the towel. • There is no stitching reinforcement around the eyelet hole to keep them from ripping right off if the towel snags on something while, say, loading your clubs into your car or cart. br>• I'm willing to bet that these puppies will rip them right off. • There are no brand insignias or anything like that. br>br>To tell you the truth, there's nothing super-exciting about it. They don't have anything unique about them. are. If that's what you mean. As a result, they are as they are. br>br>I'll probably get a couple of oversized microfiber towels, and I already have some tools for putting eyelets in things, so that'll be easy. I can make ten of these for the same price as I paid, and I won't pollute the environment by not having to dispose of a large plastic coated label. But that's fine; I'm not complaining. br>br> I'm just bringing it up as an example. What did I pay for these for $13? I was expecting something a LITTLE bit bigger for that price. heftier. br>br>I believe that having someone design the product for the seller is a good idea. The most costly part of their job was printing labels. br>br>I'm just being straightforward.

Carter Whitehead

| Apr 19, 2021

These are a good value for the money, and the clip is convenient for clipping to my bag. I haven't seen any signs of tearing or stitching coming undone on the towels. The Microfiber material itself is the source of my issue. It's not the best material for outdoor activities. My towels will grab every leaf, twig, or blade of grass that comes into contact with them and hold on to them for the rest of their lives. Expect one of those things to stick to the towel if you drop it or it brushes up against something. It won't go away even if you wash them. Those pieces will need to be carefully removed. br>br>I'm in a position where these towels are working for me and I don't need to buy more, but they're annoying, so if I ever needed to buy more, I'd go with something else.

Aarav Hayes

| Feb 27, 2021

I didn't always have the opportunity to wash my hands. br>br>I needed a way to dry my hands and wipe away any gunk if I wanted to snack or reach for something in the dry bag. These are very handy. br>br> I can hook them up to my waders, jeans, jacket, backpack, bucket, beach spike, and anything else I can think of. My fishing buddies decided to order some after seeing how versatile they are. My only criticism is that after washing in hot water, a lot of the dye bled out into the water. However, the color of the towel did not fade significantly. Like a pair of jeans, it did not become "faded black" or "dark grey. " br>br>Highly recommended, and I intend to purchase more.

Princess Burch

| Apr 16, 2021

These are the cheapest microfiber golf towels I've ever bought, and they're also the most expensive. The microfiber fabric is a nightmare to work with. They're extremely sticky, and if you put one on the ground, it will grab onto leaves, twigs, grass burrs, pine needles, and anything else that can stick to the towel. The carbiners that come with these towels are significantly less expensive than any other carbiner I've seen. Because the internal springs are made of super thin aluminum that bends out of shape far too easily, all three carbiners in this three-pack of towels failed within two months. br>br>I'm sick of being taken advantage of. I'd like a nice golf towel to hang on my bag, but I'm not going to spend $50 on a branded towel from Titleist, Callaway, or another golf manufacturer. With car polishing microfiber cloths, a grommet kit, and some good inexpensive caribiners, I should be able to make superior golf towels for under $50. This is going to be my next endeavor.

Magnus Beard

| Feb 28, 2021

I bought this item to attach to his disc golf bag. When he first went outside and placed the bag on the ground, the towels picked up everything on the ground. Leaves, dirt, etc. I can't get rid of small pieces of leaves, even though I've washed and dried them. It would probably be fine for golf or tennis, but not so much in a wooded area. I'll be back.

Anders Quinn

| Apr 28, 2021

It's nice and soft, and it soaks up a lot of moisture. One is clipped to the outside of my golf bag. br>br>I also have one in the side pocket of my bag. I bring a putter and wedge (I chip with a wedge) along with an extra towel when I play after it has rained. When I chip, I place the putter grip on the towel rather than the wet grass, and when I'm on the green, I do the opposite. They wash well and, as with all microfiber cloths, should be dried on a rack rather than in the dryer. It's fine to stay the night.

Raquel Ryan

| Apr 26, 2021