Stick Grips Bottomland Camo Mallet Putter Cover

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Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland Mallet Putter Cover

An icon of the outdoors, made for the greens.

Bring the legendary Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland pattern to the course with the Stick Grips × Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland Mallet Putter Cover.

Built with a weatherproof ripstop fabric exterior, this cover is designed to handle the elements while keeping your mallet putter protected. A soft interior helps guard your putter head against scratches, dings, and everyday wear on and off the course.

Finished in the iconic Original Bottomland camo, it brings outdoor heritage and unmistakable style to one of the most important clubs in your bag.

Features

  • Official Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland pattern
  • Weatherproof ripstop fabric exterior
  • Soft protective interior
  • Durable, lightweight construction
  • Designed for mallet-style putters
  • Stick Grips × Mossy Oak® collaboration

Detailed Feel.

Our durable and weather proof rip-stop fabric exterior and a plush black inner liner for superior club protection.

Defined style.

When you look good, you play good, and when you play good, they pay good. Historically style and golf has gone hand-in-hand, we want our grips to be an extension of that.

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Golf Grip FAQs

Yes, you can regrip your clubs yourself at home. We even offer a kit for it! Click on the link below to see how to.

Regripping Kit

You can take your new Stick Grips to any golf establishment that offers a regripping service. This includes Golf Galaxy, PGA Tour Super Store, Dick Sporting Goods, and most golf pro shops.

As a general rule, it's recommended that you change your grips once a year, though if you play more than 40 rounds a year or hit the range a few times a week, you may need to replace grips more often. We wrote a helpful article just for this.

Read that here.