Ask ten golfers whether a golf towel should be wet or dry and you'll get both answers. The truth is that each one does a different job, and you need both during a round. What the wet side is for Clubfaces: dirt and grass packed into the grooves affect how the ball comes off the face. A damp towel wipes it out much better than a dry one. Your golf ball: when you're allowed to clean it, a quick wipe removes mud before you putt. Hot days: a damp towel is handy for cooling off yo

Most golfers know the feeling. You wet your towel on the first tee, and by the third hole the whole thing is damp. Now there's nothing dry left for your grips or your hands. Why one towel usually fails A regular golf towel soaks up water across the whole cloth. Water travels from the wet part into the dry part, especially when the towel is folded or stuffed into a bag pocket. Within a few holes you have one soggy towel instead of a wet one and a dry one. The two-towel workaro

Shopping for a golfer is harder than it looks. They already have clubs they like, balls they're picky about and more hats than they'll ever wear. The best golf gifts are the small things they'll use every single round. Why a golf towel makes a good gift Every golfer uses one, every round. It doesn't depend on their handicap, club brand or ball choice. Plenty of golfers are still using a worn-out towel they got for free. What makes The Big Golf Towel different The Big Golf Tow