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The 19th Hole

The earliest known reference to golf comes from King James II of Scotland, who, in 1457, issued a ban on the playing of golf and football (soccer). Those games, James complained, were keeping his archers from their practice. James III in 1471 and James IV in 1491 each re-issued the ban on golf. But the game continued to develop in Scotland over the decades and centuries, until 1744 when the first-known rules of golf were put down in writing in Edinburgh.

The 19th Hole

In this collection you get 3 different towel toppers for the little golf towel the ardent golfer needs to wipe the clubshaft dry. Hoop size 4 x 4 hoop.

Notice, each topper comes with a little color-matching loop.

For your drivers you need some "protection" and of course, to make sure everybody sees it is "custom made" for you, these drivercovers are supplied in both the 4 x 4 as well as 5 x 7 sizes.

... and do not fortget that you can use your own color-match for the drivercovers to match the color of the golf towel and the golf bag.

How to complete your drivercover:

Method 1: You can stitch out the panels and sew them together, then stitching a cut-off football sock to the inside of the cover to complete the design. (as in examples for Club 1 and 3 above)

Method 2: You can extend your panels (as in example for Club 5) and then it is not necessary to use a sock to extend down the shaft.

The 19th Hole Appliqué Collection