Abstract: Disclosed is an identification member used for a head cover of a golf club, in which a fixed member is fixed on the surface of the head cover and an identification member having the identification number or character is attached to the fixed member. The fixed member is made of magnetic material or metallic material, and the identification member is made of magnetic material or metallic material so as to be attracted by the fixed member by a magnetic force. The identification character or the name of user or owner of the golf club can be inscribed on the identification member. The identification member can be attached to or detached from the head cover easily, and the convenience in identifying the golf club is provided.

Abstract: A head cover capable of being used for receiving golf clubs of various kinds and various sizes, is disclosed. The head cover for golf clubs of this invention comprises a head protection part. The head protection part consists of an outer layer defining a cavity therein and a liner provided within the cavity to define a head pocket for receiving the head of a golf club therein. The liner consists of upper and lower parts, the upper and lower parts of the liner being integrated into a single structure with an elastic band loop interposed between the upper and lower parts. The head cover for a golf club of this invention covers more securely any kind of or any size of golf club head, is reduced in the production cost, and is convenient to the golfer in use.

Abstract: A head cover capable of being used for receiving golf clubs of various kinds and various sizes, is disclosed. The head cover for golf clubs of this invention comprises a head protection part. The head protection part consists of an outer layer defining a cavity therein and a liner provided within the cavity to define a head pocket for receiving the head of a golf club therein. The liner consists of upper and lower parts, the upper and lower parts of the liner being integrated into a single structure with an elastic band loop interposed between the upper and lower parts. The head cover for a golf club of this invention covers more securely any kind of or any size of golf club head, is reduced in the production cost, and is convenient to the golfer in use.

Abstract: A head cover for golf clubs is disclosed. In the head cover, a tubular member defines a head pocket therein to receive a club head, with first and second openings being formed at both ends of the tubular member. A cap member is detachably mounted to the first opening of the tubular member to close the first opening. A guide member is detachably mounted to the second opening of the tubular member. The guide member is expandable and contractible, thus guiding entrance and exit of the head relative to the head pocket and protecting the head end portion of the shaft. In the guide member, a ring is integrated with a shaft protection part and is mounted to the second opening of the tubular member. The tubular member has a shape retaining frame, with a cloth part provided on the internal and external surfaces of the frame. The cap member has a cap frame having a window, with a cloth part provided on the cap frame for covering interior and exterior surfaces of the cap frame.

Abstract: A head cover for golf clubs is disclosed. In the head cover, a main shaping member has a shape corresponding to a part of the appearance of a club head. An elastic covering member is integrated with the edge of the main shaping member, thus forming a head protection sock with an expansible space. The covering member is expansible to receive the club head within the space regardless of the size of the club head. An elongated guide sleeve extends from the elastic covering member to a length, thus having an elongated part ended at a mouth and used for guiding the club head into the head protection sock. The above guide sleeve is designed to be closely creased at the elongated part closer to the mouth and at the inside edge portion thereof closer to the elastic covering member with a junction between the elongated part and the inside edge portion being sparsely creased.