2021 Iron Cover Buyer’s Guide
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2021 Iron Cover Buyer’s Guide

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2021 Iron Cover Buyer’s Guide
Nature Pure NiOx
Ding Defender
Mulligan's 4 Dough
Hoppy Blocker
Golf Gamez
Best Iron Cover 2021
Nature Pure NiOx

The NiOx was simply the most pure iron cover in the test group. The fit was perfect, and the nitrogen/oxygen construction guaranteed it won’t clog a landfill for future generations.

  • Best Iron Cover in 2021
  • Extremely easy to use
  • Best Looking of the test group
  • Most testers appreciated the affordability and environmentally friendly design.
  • Limited club protection
  • Lacking in extra features
Ding Defender

The Ding Defender delivered maximum protection and category-leading durability.

  • Snap closures
  • Clear construction for easy club viewing
  • Narrow profile in bag.
  • Multiple color options available.
  • Can also hold crayons.
  • Multiple covers clack together in the bag.
  • Limited sex appeal.
  • Prone to breaking in bag toss testing.
Mulligan's 4 Dough

The malleability of the 4 Dough cover allows them to fit nearly any club in the market.

  • Best fitting iron cover.
  • All designs are 100% custom.
  • Simple interchangeable numbering system
  • Safe for golfers ages 2 and up.
  • Delicious snack.
  • Poor wet weather performance.
  • Attracts birds and squirrels.
  • Distracting playability.
  • Fills club grooves.
Hoppy Blocker

The Hoppy Blocker by AlMinimum represents the perfect synergy between iron protection and beer-a-hole play style.

  • Available in multiple designs.
  • Also available in “King Can” for oversized irons.
  • Recyclable
  • Shotgun-style rear opening.
  • Lost covers replaceable from beverage cart.
  • Completing the set on the course can negatively influence play.
  • Player must resist the urge to crush the covers on his or her forehead.
  • Gives the bag a just married rattling sound.
  • Not legal in dry counties.
Golf Gamez

The Golf Gamez cover allows golfers to finally add some gambling to the game of golf.

  • Best cover for long tee box waits.
  • Felt lining protects the club and reduces dice noise.
  • Allows you to win back your greens fees.
  • Fine Corinthian leather construction.
  • Dice rattling can be distracting on the putting green.
  • Requires Math
  • Not suitable for cocktails
  • Gambling is illegal at Bushwood.

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2021 Iron Cover Buyer’s Guide

After never-ending reader demands, we are proud to bring you the first MyGolfSpy Iron Covers Buyer’s Guide. Long overdue!

We know you want to protect your investment and add some raw sexual energy to your golf bag. Based upon fewer dings and elevated pregnancy levels, adding covers to your irons accomplishes both of these goals.

However, improved fortification and fornication are only two indicators of iron-cover performance. Modern iron covers include additional functionalities designed to enhance your performance both on and off the course. Make sure you consider all of these aspects when making such an important purchase.

With so many amazing covers on the market, choosing the set to match your lifestyle is challenging. Today, we will showcase the market leaders in the iron cover category and help you find the right set for you.

WINNER – Nature Pure NiOx Covers

When it comes to attractiveness, no cover scored higher than the Nature Pure NiOx cover. Testers appreciated its minimalistic design as well as its ease of use. Testers were also impressed that the covers were nearly impossible to lose, no matter how hard they tried. True to its name, the Nature Pure cover’s nitrogen and oxygen construction made them the most environmentally conscious covers in the test group.

  • First in ease of use
  • First in sex appeal
  • Last in protection
  • Last in functionality

EXPERT TIP - Increasing Cover Longevity

Did you know that doubling up on iron covers not only doubles the protection for your iron but also makes the internal cover last twice as long?

Other Notable Performers

Dank Designs Quick Hitter — Golf supplements to enhance performance, such as CBD and Natty Ice, are big business these days. The Quick Hitter by Dank Designs is the ideal cover for our current performance-enhanced golf environment. This slightly oversized cover features ample internal stash space as well as an integrated herbal delivery device.

MicroBOOM Bluetooth Speaker Cover — Do you want to join the universally welcomed trend of playing music on the golf course but are unsure where to start? Consider the MicroBOOM iron cover. Each of these covers features a fully functional Bluetooth speaker. You can pair multiple speakers together to increase the volume or use the proprietary “cacophony mode” where each speaker can play a different song simultaneously. It’s a groundbreaking technology that will help you make friends as you drive away the annoying sounds of nature.

Mulligan’s 4 Dough Iron Cover

Mulligan’s 4 Dough Iron Cover

It was a surprise to see a well-known toy company like Mulligan move into the golf market. Golfers who try their 4 Dough covers will be glad that they did. These covers come in a variety of covers and can completely conform to the shape of any iron. Additionally, they feature the highest snackability score in the test cohort.

Did You Know?

Grass is actually much softer than steel. The longer the grass that you hit your irons from, the less damage that they will take.

The Best Iron Cover 2021 – Features That Matter

Snugness

To be effective, an iron cover must remain securely on the club. Pro tip: Covers that slide off are prone to loss and no longer protect the club.

Protection Level

While all iron covers improve bag aesthetics, Priority One is protection. You want to protect your investment and the iron cover is your strongest defender.

Ease of Insertion/ Penetration Depth

The best iron cover should slide in easily and be deep enough to secure even the longest blade. Just the tip is not a solid protection plan in any context.

Functionality

While all iron covers are designed to protect the club, many companies have expanded the functionality of their covers. The modern cover should bring more to your round than just protection.

Sex Appeal

No sane person would argue against the raw sex appeal generated by covering your irons. Though all are attractive, some covers generate more trouser pop than others.

The Best Iron Covers 2021

Iron CoverSnugnessProtectionInsertion & PenetrationFunctionalitySex Appeal
Crown Covers15th15th2nd15th3rd
Dank Designs Quick Hitter8th8th8th8th8th
Ding Defender3rd2nd15th14th15th
Fairway Florals16th14th4th13th4th
Golf Gamez9th6th3rd5th6th
Hoppy Blocker5th5th14th12th5th
MicroBOOM Bluetooth Speaker13th10th11th2nd14th
Mulligan’s 4 Dough2nd1st7th3rd7th
Nature Pure NiOx4th16th1st16th1st
Scotty Cameron6th4th13th11th2nd
Scrunched Golf14th13th5th10th9th
Shots and Pops10th9th12th4th13th
Silver Systems1st7th16th7th16th
Sparrow Rangefinder12th12th10th912th
Swish Systems7th3rd6th6th10th
Victor Knox Covers11th11th9th1st11th
Best Rain Protection - Silver Systems

Best Rain Protection - Silver Systems

Not only is the cover from Silver Systems one of the most secure covers in the test group, but it also features superior hydrophobicity. This cover will keep your club undamaged and dry at the same time. Add to that the custom rolled application and you have a winner.

Iron Cover Tips and Tricks

  • Make sure you find a cover that suits your style of play. As always, MyGolfSpy recommends a professional fitting.
  • Velcro closures will add additional noise to your round. If you prefer silence, stick to neoprene, latex or dominatrix-approved leather.
  • While all golfers prefer their accessories to match, don’t be afraid to mix up your covers. Pairing those from Dank Designs and Lubed Swing could give you just the cross-faded round you are looking for.
  • While traditional covers are based upon classic patterns, many modern companies have incorporated high-tech methodologies into cover design. Know your preference. Do you want that handmade look or computer-generated precision?
  • Be sure to secure your covers when not in use. The braided-titanium CoverLok is an excellent product to keep track of covers on the course and also while your cover-envying pals buy you drinks at the 19th hole.

Fun Fact- Banned on Tour!

Did you know that iron covers are currently banned on the PGA tour? Tour officials were concerned about pace of play issues as well as the overt display of iron cover fueled sensuality during family television viewing hours.

Best Iron Cover of 2021 – FAQ

Q: Is it possible to flex too much with my iron covers? 

A: We all recognize that covering your irons is a big flex and some can argue that you can take it too far. We recommend flexing as much as you are comfortable with. You hard-stepped your X-flex driver shaft three times and your choice in covers should match that swagger.

Expert Tip - Full Cameron Coverage

Limited edition putter covers, such as this Scotty Cameron Gallery Exclusive sushi cover add pop and prestige to your golf bag. Why limit the panache to just your putter? Imagine the shock and awe in your foursome when they see Cameron covers on your irons and wedges as well.

Q: Do I need to keep my irons covered at all times? 

A: Absolutely. These covers only protect your clubs when they are in place. We recommend keeping the covers on during the swing to avoid making damage when you hit the ball and grass.

Q: Since I’ve started using iron covers, I’m having so much sex that I don’t have time to play golf. What should I do?

A: Unfortunately, this is a common side-effect of iron-cover usage. The libido-elevating influence of the iron cover is well documented. We view this as a huge advantage as your clubs will be even better protected when they remain in the garage and not at the golf course.

Q: Why wasn’t BRAND X tested?

A: We know that you all have favorite brands of covers. However, the huge demand has generated a scarcity in the market that prevented all brands from being tested. For example, we had fully intended to review the new Pokemon covers but the TikTok-fueled full-foil Charizard search precluded us from acquiring samples.

Q: Ha, ha. Happy April Fool’s Day. Now are you going to do a real Iron Covers Guide?

A: No.

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      Bird Hunter

      3 years ago

      A masterpiece..

      Reply

      Javier

      3 years ago

      Oh Damn, you got me!!! I kept trying to check the prices to see if they were real, then realized what day it was… WA WA Waaaaaa, I suck at this game…
      Thanks for the laffs, at myself…

      Reply

      Jeff Houglum

      3 years ago

      Great work guys!

      Reply

      Shallowface

      3 years ago

      Been using iron covers for over 40 years. Always have. Always will. If that offends your sensibilities that’s on you.

      Reply

      Paul-9

      3 years ago

      I have been using them for last 5 years – Love them – Haters!

      Reply

      scott

      3 years ago

      The Irons look like the Hogan GCD I bought in 1997. .

      Reply

      David P

      3 years ago

      Great job! Love April 1.

      Reply

      Paul

      3 years ago

      Looks like the Lefties have missed out again ????????

      Reply

      Fozcycle

      3 years ago

      Dave, You hit this one outta the ballpark on opening day! Happy April Fools Day as well!

      Reply

      Mike

      3 years ago

      I actually use iron covers, always have. I used covers on all my clubs. In fact, I’ve actually submitted a patent for an iron cover that you can actually hit with that won’t affect performance. The USGA has informed me that once my patent is accepted they will review the product to ensure it is conforming. I’ve already reached out to several of the OEMs & received very favorable feedback in terms of licensing them as an add-on when purchasing their irons. And I know enough managers at the local big box stores who, for commission, will strongly push these on every new iron set purchased 100% made in America with 100% American components If you live in the South Florida area, expect to see prototypes on a course near you very soon.

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      Ryan

      3 years ago

      I hate to be the one to inform you, but the NIOX already has the functionality you speak of. And it’s a no-charge upgrade on all clubs. It’s already available from every single manufacturer, retailer, fitter and reseller.

      Reply

      Mike

      3 years ago

      You actually believed what I wrote??? It’s April fool’s Day!!!

      Rich Martin

      3 years ago

      I had planned to write something funny, today.. Apparently, everyone else did, too. Oh well, we can all try again, next year!

      Reply

      Dave

      3 years ago

      Maybe I missed it but, are any of these covers forged?

      Reply

      Scott D

      3 years ago

      Hilarious! LOL. I use iron covers when I transport my clubs in the car or when playing from a riding cart but not when I walk the course. Irons don’t get dinged up much when you walk. Next time I hope you test the toilet paper roll iron covers (although they are really bad in a rainstorm) and the condom iron covers (much better in the rain and actually intended to get wet)!

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      Got to love the reservoir tip.

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      Job van Steenbergen

      3 years ago

      I use the time-proven “Emperor’s new Clothes” covers , a desing by Danish company H.C. Andersen.
      Actually I was a bit surprised they weren’t included in the test?
      There is some resemblance with the Nature Pure NIOX covers, but obviously the E.n.C. covers are substantially more stylish. I have yet to receive a negative comment about them !

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      Charlie

      3 years ago

      Literally the best email I’ve gotten in quite some time! The investigative journalism and in-depth analysis of these unique and highly sought after products has captured my imagination and has left me pondering all day about why I’ve never used a beer can to cover my iron. Pure genius. .Well done MGS! This is the golf article of the decade, maybe the century.

      Reply

      Six 8 Pete

      3 years ago

      Hey, if you can make a bikini out of a Crown Royal bag…….

      Reply

      John Brown

      3 years ago

      NATURE PURE NIOX COVERS are a ripoff of the SeeThru Covers. Almost everyone I know uses them. Lawsuit?

      Reply

      Brad

      3 years ago

      Bravo good sir! (golf clap) Really well written. Needed a good laugh.

      Reply

      Garen Eggleston

      3 years ago

      Nice the NIOX are the ones I use

      Reply

      Golfish

      3 years ago

      Next year can we get some performance numbers like speed of insertion and removal? Or actual percentage increase of cart girls giving phone numbers before and after using iron covers?

      But on all seriousness I use iron covers only when flying with my clubs and then take them all off before my first round. They go back on when I’m packing the clubs to go back home. This is probably the only legitimate use for iron covers!

      Reply

      Steve S.

      3 years ago

      This could be my favorite review yet. Are the Crown Royal and Captain Morgan Private Stock bags considered interchangeable?

      Reply

      Randy

      3 years ago

      My first wood covers, always used the purple Crown Royal Bag since 8 years old at my home course. Guys always loved them. Makes good camera and calculator cases as well.

      Reply

      Emery

      3 years ago

      If iron covers are not useful, then why cover your putter, hybrids, fairways and driver? If I bought those $2500 set of Golden Bear irons, I’d cover them!

      Reply

      Ryan

      3 years ago

      Why use head covers on woods? – Protect the paint. Protection the extremely thin head materials.. Protect the graphite shaft. Protect heads from insertion of irons into bag….
      Why use head covers on putters? – Protect other clubs in your bag when putting your putter back in the bag. Protect the sometimes soft face insert. Protect the painted finish…
      Why use head covers on irons? – You don’t. No paint to chip, no club heads in the bag that can interact with iron shafts (putter is covered) and friends don’t let friends use iron covers.

      Reply

      Shallowface

      3 years ago

      How about the chrome plating?

      John

      3 years ago

      I’d really like to sign up as a tester for one of these products!

      Reply

      Tyler Durden

      3 years ago

      I just use $100 bills!

      Reply

      John Monteagudo

      3 years ago

      Well played guys you had me cracking literally LOL’ing. I hope people read the whole article and Q&A because it’s hysterical

      Reply

      Doug

      3 years ago

      I’ve been having problems with my NiOx covers being too sexy, so I’m glad you were able to test the Mulligans 4 Dough. I’m a little concerned about durability and the fact that my toddler will constantly eat it, but the current situation is too distracting. People have suggested it’s my Miuras, but I know it’s the NiOx covers.

      Do you guys think you can do a review on Fanny packs next. Really excited to see how the Vessel 3-in-1 goes up against Sun Mountain

      Reply

      Bulldog

      3 years ago

      Finally an article with some substance! Glad to see MGS get past lightweight information on irons, drivers, and golf balls! We all know that golf balls are all the same! I’ve been using old socks as head covers for years. Now I can make an informed decision and replace them! Keep up the good work!

      Reply

      Tom54

      3 years ago

      So now we finally know that Club Pro Guy’s real name is “Dave Wolfe.” Hope the Miata is running well.

      Reply

      gws

      3 years ago

      I applaud your inventiveness, but you missed out the obvious winner, one that also gives feedback on impact. – the Condom Cover

      Reply

      Dave B

      3 years ago

      Fabulous! Anything that improves my penetration depth is a winner is this household!

      Reply

      MarkM

      3 years ago

      Hahaha, nice one! Happy April

      Reply

      greg p

      3 years ago

      Iron covers perform a serious function. Is nothing safe from satire/joking? When will it stop?

      Reply

      JW

      3 years ago

      IMO – once word is out – This will be second only to your mega-ball review in 2019 for its impact on the golfing industry….

      Reply

      Hckymeyer

      3 years ago

      This is great and all but when can we get the break down for best iron covers by each segment. Best for blades, best for players cavity, GI, SGI etc… ??

      Reply

      Rob

      3 years ago

      LOL!! Exactly, vital info we must have.

      From reading the comments, some obviously have no sense of humor or what day of the year it is, they must be a blast as playing partners.

      Reply

      John Barba

      3 years ago

      I want the breakdown by swing speed, and I want it now!

      Reply

      Roy

      3 years ago

      Where can I get the floral fairway cover? They match my outfit.

      Reply

      Jim

      3 years ago

      Nice work boys…I thought it was a cute joke based on the email blurb, but the depth you went to kept me reading. Appreciate the effort!

      Keep up the good work!

      Reply

      Burd

      3 years ago

      Nice one! *Golf Clap*

      Reply

      Rob231

      3 years ago

      OK, y’all got me! My first thought was “What the “F” are you doing. I have heard you all making fun of these things. Then it hit me!
      I need a cup joe. Happy April Fool’s day!

      Reply

      Jelopster

      3 years ago

      Slow (golf) clap

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      Cory

      3 years ago

      Those side effects though!?! Seems to me that the secondary market for these is where the real money is!!! Perhaps their marketing team needs to focus on the those as benefits rather than drawbacks.

      Bravo to your writers!!!

      Reply

      TxKevin

      3 years ago

      I love my shiny, well protect clubs! People that don’t use head covers are the same people that only wear one mask.

      Reply

      Randy

      3 years ago

      Yup exactly.

      Reply

      Ryo

      3 years ago

      Great review as always. All 4 of my girlfriends love my iron covers.

      Reply

      Derek H

      3 years ago

      Awesome review, never thought there was so much to it. NiOx it is!

      Reply

      Luis Iturrieta

      3 years ago

      That was funny…..

      Reply

      Mike Reed

      3 years ago

      I have unprotected golf several times a week. Any covering on my club reduces the sensation of club striking ball and lowers the overall enjoyment of the encounter. I will only use a club cover if my partners insist and it is the only way they will join me for some fun. I realize that, due to covid, many others are using them, but I have had my shots and enjoy the fresh air!!

      Happy April’s Fool…. great parody!!

      Reply

      Barry Schwartz

      3 years ago

      This was awesome. As today is my birthday (for real) I’m fairly adept at sniffing out these pranks. It wasn’t until I saw the pics of the winners that I caught on. Well done.

      Reply

      Barry R

      3 years ago

      Well done. I can’t believe I even clicked on the article.

      Reply

      John

      3 years ago

      Got to be the least convincing April Fool’s of all time.

      C minus. Must try harder.

      Reply

      Doug

      3 years ago

      Haha, great way to start the morning!

      Reply

      Scott

      3 years ago

      Well played

      Reply

      Mike P

      3 years ago

      Now that’s funny!

      Reply

      Dana

      3 years ago

      Almost got me this morning. Thanks for the laugh!

      Reply

      MC

      3 years ago

      Well played! Happy April Fools!

      For the record, would never, ever play with someone who utilized iron covers…..

      Reply

      Matt

      3 years ago

      Absolutely electric. What a magnificent breakdown of such a vitally important and grossly under utilized golf equipment silo. Personally I am working on growing my collection of Crown Covers. Their multi colored collection really adds a bit of panache to my otherwise dreadfully ugly golf game..

      Reply

      D. Lee

      3 years ago

      Very appropriate for the beginning of the golf season here in the north (Yes, it is April 1!)
      Have you tried the flavoured versions? Ribbed? even Lubricated, for easy entry? (into the bag, of course…)

      Reply

      ACal

      3 years ago

      FINALLY!! THE ONLY GUIDE THAT MATTERS

      Reply

      Brian K

      3 years ago

      Happy April’s Fools day to you too! (This was good)

      Reply

      Mike Bailey

      3 years ago

      Love it! So many choices. Since I can’t make up my mind, though, I’ll have to wait until the market narrows a bit!

      Reply

      LukLex

      3 years ago

      Best article on MGS….ever!

      Reply

      David Landig

      3 years ago

      Ha!! April fools……………

      Reply

      JasonA

      3 years ago

      Nice one! :-)

      Reply

      Oweno2

      3 years ago

      I see a lot of good Christmas gag gifts on this list how about it

      Reply

      Jon Silverberg

      3 years ago

      +1

      Reply

      Den S

      3 years ago

      Nice April Fools Gag! 5 stars

      Reply

      B.Boston

      3 years ago

      I’m going to adopt fully using the Crown Covers. I already use them for my tees and small items like my ball markers and divot tools. I see no reason to not go full crown. Looks like its time to pick up a case.

      Reply

      Gunter Eisenberg

      3 years ago

      Realize what day it is today and you’ll get it.

      Reply

      Jendza John

      3 years ago

      Thanks for an entertaining start to my day ????????‍♂️

      Reply

      Norm Foster

      3 years ago

      Nice!

      Reply

      Kyle

      3 years ago

      Cringed when i saw this email come through today. Told myself theres absolutely no point in reading on this topic. So glad i did! Absolutely nothing but the best feedback from MGS . Hilarious April fools and very well done!!

      Reply

      Scott

      3 years ago

      Heard DJ going to be rocking one of these fine brands when he defends his title next week in Augusta. Rumor has it that security at the front gate at the Augusta National has X-Ray vision cameras that can detect iron covers on someone’s clubs in the trunk of a car and they will prohibit entry on the grounds along with a 5-year ban on re-entry. As for myself I have ordered one of each set so I can demo them all. One of the companies also threw in a no charge set of tubes for my golf bag………game on! Now time to heads up to the golf store where my ball retriever has been regripped for the new year!

      Reply

      Thomas Brokl

      3 years ago

      APRIL FOOL’S DAY!!!

      Thank you!

      Reply

      Don

      3 years ago

      Thanks for the giggles!

      Reply

      Tom Reed

      3 years ago

      Seriously ??? I have never figured out the need for iron covers. They get dinged from hitting the ground and unfortunately any rocks lying underneath the turf. They do not get damaged from sitting in a bag. Maybe they reduce the sound emitting from the bag when one is walking down the fairway with a carry bag. Chi Chi Rodrigues once stated if he looked in a bag and saw iron covers he immediately knew he could beat the guy.. I guess if the cover is a novelty-looking cover, then it may serve a purpose. I prefer to use my $$$ in improving my game.

      Reply

      JP.J.

      3 years ago

      “Lighten up, Francis….”, read the whole article. It’s an April Fool’s joke.
      The story made me smile and chuckle, but your response made me laugh. Thanks for that!!!

      Reply

      Greg Johnson

      3 years ago

      Hilarious. Thank you for this. Now let’s get busy with most wanted fairway woods for slow swings.

      Reply

      H. T.

      3 years ago

      Nice Aprils Fools article!

      Reply

      Dave Champigny

      3 years ago

      Hahaha this is awesome!

      Reply

      Kris

      3 years ago

      Bravo!!! Ding Defender looks tight!!! LMFAO

      Reply

      Gilmore, Happy

      3 years ago

      Bravo.

      Reply

      Steve S

      3 years ago

      Nice April Fool article.

      Reply

      Scott

      3 years ago

      I’m confused why strokes gained wasn’t one of your data points?? I want to know what head covers give me lower scores!!!!!!!!!!

      Reply

      Gregge Norman

      3 years ago

      Touché for covering the fastest growing trend in golf. My Shark brand would like to be considered in your 2022 review.

      Reply

      Bob Mulligan

      3 years ago

      Boy, things must be real slow at MGS this week!

      Reply

      dski93

      3 years ago

      Why didn’t you review any iron covers with built in speakers??

      Reply

      D Nelson

      3 years ago

      Fun fact, Silver Systems also makes a great line of grip covers!

      Reply

      David

      3 years ago

      Well done guys, well done.

      Reply

      DG

      3 years ago

      Nice! This was perfect!

      Reply

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