Golf towels might seem like a ubiquitous golf accessory, since pretty much everyone out there, on the course or at the range, has one clipped to their golf bag.

But, considering the value they deliver, despite their low cost and high availability, we’re tempted to designate them as a golf necessity rather than just an optional accessory. 

Here are the main (and indispensable) uses of a golf towel. 

Cleaning Club Faces 

This is probably the most important and practical use of a golf towel. Your golf clubs, specifically your irons and wedges, have precision milled slots in the face that are engineered to deliver just the exact amount of spin needed, and at the right launch angle, to create the flight desired and put the ball where you need it to go. 

A little bit of grass on the face of the club, or a little sand or mud in those slots, and that club will not do what it’s supposed to, and that can be very frustrating, especially if, ostensibly, the club looked clean and dry before you committed to the swing. 

Worry not; the humble golf towel can dry and clean off a club face in mere moments, restoring exactly the performance the club promises to deliver. That alone makes a golf towel (and a spare, honestly) a golf accessory worth keeping in your bag. 

Here’s a tip for you, too: wet one half of the golf towel before you use it for cleaning. It will lift away dirt and mud more effectively. Then you can use the dry half to dry off the club you just cleaned.

Keeping Your Golf Balls Clean 

After keeping your clubs clean and dry, keeping your golf balls clean is the second most important office of a golf towel. 

A little bit of mud on a golf ball can make it fly wildly off to the left or right, or worse, as mud in the dimples of a golf ball can prevent it from generating the lift needed to give it the desired carry distance. 

Make sure your golf balls are clean before you swing; a golf towel will help with this. 

Keeping Your Other Equipment Dry 

Wet golf equipment doesn’t just perform poorly, it’s also predisposed to rot or rust, depending. Obviously a golf towel can help you keep everything dry, especially if you carry a spare or a few. 

Drying Your Face and Hands

Lastly, a towel can be an indispensable golf accessory because you can use it to dry your face and hands. 

Sweat dripping into your eyes can make it hard to see clearly, which has obvious adverse effects on your performance. Wet hands are even worse, as they can make it difficult to maintain a proper grip on your clubs, especially drivers, woods, wedges and irons. 

Fortunately, a golf towel is the solution here, and it only costs a few dollars to add one (or a couple) to your golf bag. 

Shop These and Other Golf Accessories 

Need a new golf towel for the range or the course? You can pick up a couple online at Stick Grips, where you can explore other unique golf accessories as well. 

Check out their website and if you have any questions about what they sell, or their specifications, get in touch with them directly and they’ll be happy to help.

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