[Anamehuskeene]

I did keep a near some green once, but it had been turned in at the pro shop and like lots of people, I've turned in my own share of identified groups through the years. But (knock on wood) I've never lost a team o-r had one sharpened by anybody. But using what individuals and putters charge nowadays, the thing I'll not do is make use of a manufacturer's headcover. I believe that if you've some thing addressing a membership that promotes "Scotty Cameron" or "R9 460", you're only tempting fate. Consider it, in a active course or driving range, how hard could it really be for anyone to remove some of those groups and go by your case and keep walking? Consider how often all of us keep our bags alone to obtain a hot dog, use the bath-room, register at the professional shop or go get another symbol for that array? All a burglar would need to do is dress like a player and watch for anyone to keep their carrier a move in the building. But a group of "no name" headcovers or one of the numerous uniqueness headcovers accessible will still protect your membership from harm but no one will know whether it's guarding a driver or a "K-mart Special." -JP