BUILD YOUR ON-COURSE SETUP
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A longer magnetic towel with two Wash Pockets.
5/5The 40 towel“Great towel. I can pick it up off the ground using my club head and the magnet holds securely.”
THE EVERY-HOLE ESSENTIAL
Scrub pad, Wash Pocket, dry zone, and a sewn-in magnet.
5/5The Stubby towel“Club and ball cleaner all in one! What’s not to like?! Great product.”
THE SIGNATURE
Black quilting. White embroidery. A two-word reminder before every drive.
5/5The Original headcover“Super fast shipping, great quality. Should protect my club well.”
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Give your magnetic towel a dedicated home on the bag.
View product details4/5Landing Pad“I like it overall and is very convenient for magnetic towel. I have a 14 way top stand bag. I still trying to find the best place to to put it on the bag that it stays in place.”
Choose a view. Magnify the material. See what it does.
Conceptual cutaway of the Original. Illustrative construction view, not an X-ray or a layer specification.
Look inside the Original: a quilted shell outside, a soft contact surface against your clubhead.
Soft lining sits between your driver and the exterior shell.
The stitched exterior gives the cover its structure and signature texture.
Illustrative close-up. Black Stubby shown.
Work the corner scrub pad across the clubface to loosen dirt.
A dedicated surface for stubborn dirt.
Scrub the face and grooves before wiping clean.
Illustrative close-up. Black Stubby shown.
Dampen the Wash Pocket. Slip the ball inside and wipe it clean.
The folded corner gives your ball a dedicated cleaning spot.
Keep moisture in the pocket and leave another area dry.
Illustrative close-up. Black Stubby shown.
Use a dry section of waffle microfiber for the final wipe. Then dock your towel.
Textured fabric for your finishing wipe.
Keep a section dry for the final pass.
Repair, mark, and get on with your round.
Fold the prongs away before putting the tool in your pocket.
Mark your ball, then return the marker to its magnetic seat.
A compact metal tool for your on-green routine.
The Original shown.
The Original pairs a structured quilted shell with a soft interior against your driver.
A soft contact surface helps protect the clubhead between shots.
The structured exterior covers your driver in the bag.
Raised embroidery gives your setup its signature look.
Black shown. Full towel proportions preserved.
16 × 40 inches of waffle microfiber for riders and messier rounds.
Targets dirt in the clubface and grooves.
A centered docking point keeps the long towel within reach.
Extra surface area gives you room to separate wet and dry tasks.
The pad is steel-core. The magnet is in the towel. Towel sold separately.
Give your magnetic towel a dedicated docking point on the bag.
Slides over the top lip between dividers.
Creates a surface for your magnetic towel to dock.
Return your towel to the same place after each clean.
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Dirty grooves cost you spin. One soaked rag is not a cleaning system.
Everything lands in the same place, every hole.
Two words on the driver. You read them at address, nobody else does.
The small stuff you always forget until you need it.
Four hours in the sun. Your hat should keep up.
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A group of accessories designed to work together around one recurring job. Instead of buying random gear, you build a setup with a clear function: keep clubs clean, keep accessories organized, protect expensive equipment, or make the tee box routine repeatable. Aiming Fluid Golf builds this way because the small gear you touch throughout a round should reduce friction, not create more of it.
A towel that actually cleans rather than smears, tees, a divot repair tool, secure storage for valuables, a hat that handles four hours of sun, and a headcover that protects the driver. Aiming Fluid Golf organizes these into systems so each item has a clear job and a fixed location on the bag.
Cleaning, for most golfers. It is the job you perform on nearly every hole, so it pays back the fastest. Add a DON'T SUCK headcover next when driver protection and bag personality matter more than another cleaning upgrade.
A sewn-in magnet instead of a glued or clipped one, a scrub pad for grooves, an isolated wash pocket so the wet section never touches the dry section, a ball pocket, and a dry zone. The steel-core Landing Pad gives the towel one consistent home on the bag, so it goes back to the same spot every time instead of hunting for a bar to reach.
The original is the loud one: black quilted synthetic leather with bold white embroidery, built to be read from across the fairway. Reserve is the curated line on the same shell and the same 460cc fit, in gunmetal or cognac instead of black, with the Aiming Fluid pin mark on the crown and stitching chosen for each colorway. If you already own the original, Reserve is the second cover rather than a replacement.
Give the things you use most a fixed location. Use the Landing Pad as the towel's receiving point, the utility pouch for valuables, and keep tees and the repair tool in one pocket rather than scattered. The goal is that nothing takes a decision mid-round.
Yes, and they avoid apparel sizing risk almost entirely. Headcovers, magnetic towels, tees, divot tools, ball markers and utility pouches all work as standalone gifts, and every one of them solves a visible on-course problem rather than sitting in a drawer. The hat is one size.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Start with the Stubby towel if you want compact cleaning. Choose the Stubby + Landing Pad if you also want a dedicated docking point on your bag.
US orders over $59 qualify for free shipping. Reserve and After Dark headcovers include free 2-day air in the US. Delivery details and any international shipping charges appear at checkout.
A 12-month limited replacement warranty covers failure under normal, intended use. Contact Aiming Fluid Golf with your order details if something goes wrong.