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The Equipment RoomGolf equipment and attire, ranged aisle by aisle

Ranged by aisle and material

Aisle 11 · Accessories

Golf accessories, the small rail

Towels, tees and markers, the pieces that cost the least and get handled the most.

A shallow wooden tray holding golf tees, two ball markers and a folded caddie towel with a clip, seen from above
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Ranged in this aisle

  1. A golf bag standing open on a clubhouse floor with gloves, tees and a rolled towel laid out beside it in a packing row

    Club championship kit: a weekend packed once

    Thirty six holes in two days. What goes in the bag, what stays in the car, and the spare that saves a round.

  2. A care shelf with saddle soap tin, a stiff brush and a damp cloth laid beside a golf shoe and a folded towel

    Care by material: hide, weave and membrane

    One shelf of care, three rules. What leather is fed, what mesh is brushed, and why a membrane never meets a radiator.

  3. A close view of an open glove palm beside the rubber grip of a club resting on a workbench, both lit from one side

    Grip: what a glove palm and a club grip share

    Two surfaces, one job. What a damp hand actually holds, from glove palm to rubber cap.

Two neighbouring aisles extend this one: Gloves and Hats & Caps. The review’s method is stated on the editorial policy page.