Sturdy while moving, easily removable during play! A secret tool to protect expensive clubs

In an old golf manga I read, there was an onomatopoeia "gatcha gatcha". I realized that it represents the sound of clubs colliding. Once I've gathered my favorite golf clubs, I'd like to continue using them in as pristine a condition as possible. That's where "Club Guard PRO" comes in handy.

Golf clubs also have designated spots

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The "CLUB GUARD PRO" attaches to the divider section of the caddy bag, securing each club individually. The set contains 14 pieces, allowing you to designate a specific spot for each club from the driver to the irons and putter. While traveling by car, you can hear the sound of clubs hitting each other inside the bag. Even if the heads are covered, it's a bit difficult to cover the shafts completely.

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By securing each club individually and reducing movement, it becomes less likely for clubs to contact each other when the bag is tilted. After buying expensive clubs, it's a shame to hear them clattering around inside the bag. This product was developed with the idea of firmly protecting clubs, even during unused travel time.

Soft & hard to firmly protect the club

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The highlight point is that different materials are used for one holder. Soft TPE is used on the side that holds the club, considering scratches to the shaft. On the other hand, strong PP+PC is adopted on the side that attaches to the caddy bag. I want to secure the club firmly. However, if parts for securing it end up scratching the club, that defeats the purpose.

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Parts that are resistant to scratches and parts that hold firmly. Each has a structure that is suitable for its purpose. If it is difficult to secure directly to the bag's partition, the included mounting pad can also be used. It can be attached to a standard caddy bag with a sturdy partition.

Just lifting it up smoothly allows it to come out

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What has greatly changed in becoming PRO is the way to remove the club. By adopting a new tilt structure, when you lift the club up, it naturally comes out of the holder. In the conventional model, you had to pull it out forward, which sometimes interfered with surrounding clubs. If it comes out upwards, it seems easier to maneuver even in a narrow caddy bag.

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Furthermore, when not using the holder, the movable part can be folded upward. When moving by car or delivery, the club is secured. On the course, the holder is pointed upward, allowing you to take out and put in the club just like usual. It’s not fixed all the time, only used when necessary. This switch contributes to the ease of use of the PRO.

"Where's number 5 again?" solved with a number tag

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When you fix the clubs, another thing that changes is how they look inside the bag. By using the included number stickers, you can decide where to return each club. If number 5 is here and number 7 is there, it's easier to find the clubs, and you won't hesitate about where to put them back. When they're fixed in place, it's also easier to notice if you're missing a club with just one space left.

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It's also easier to align the direction of the heads, so the clutter when you peek into the bag seems to change quite a bit. Although it's a part to protect the clubs from scratches, you line up all 14 and decide their return spots. Looking at a neatly arranged caddy bag, it only gives a feeling of a nice shot to come next.

Product name / CLUB GUARD PRO
Price / From 6830 yen
Set contents / CLUB GUARD PRO 14 pieces, mounting pads 14 sheets, number seal 1 set, Japanese instruction manual
Color / Black, Gray

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