Magnetic Golf Towels • Scrub → Wash → Dry
STOP Smearing Dirt Around.
Pick the layout that matches how you play. Same sequence. Different architecture.
A “quick wipe” usually just redistributes dirt. This system is built for removal: loosen (Scrub), lift (Wash), then finish clean (Dry).
Choose your cleaning workflow
Stubby
Greenside 3-Stage Cleaning System
- Integrated zones: scrub pad + wash pocket + dry finish
- Fastest flow: compact routine, no thinking, perfect greenside
- Best fit: walkers, speed rounds, “keep it simple” players
Select Stubby finish
The 40
Split Wet/Dry Cleaning System. Two 20" Towels when docked.
- Wet/dry separation: Centered magnet gives you two 20" towels when docked. Keep the side with the scrub pad wet and the other side dry. Both sides have our exclusive wash pocket to contain dirt & grime.
- Cleaner finish wipe: less moisture migration into the dry zone
- Best fit: riders, muddy days, “I hate damp finishing wipes” players
Select The 40 finish
System option
Add both towels in one click. Optional: add the Landing Pad for a consistent docking point inside your bag (between dividers).
Mounting note: Landing Pad mounts inside the golf bag between club dividers for Grab-N-Go access to all your magnetic golf gear.
Trusted by golfers
- One routine: Scrub → Wash → Dry is the same for both.
- Less friction: the easier it is, the more you do it.
- Cleaner contact: fewer random outcomes per shot.
Side-by-side: what changes in real use
Same 3-step sequence. Different architecture. Use this as the decision map.
Smearing isn’t cleaning
A fast wipe can push grit around. A cleaning workflow loosens, removes, and dries.
Stubby
Integrated
- Scrub: Dedicated scrub pad
- Wash: Integrated wash pocket
- Dry: Finish on towel surface
- Best fit: Walkers, speed
The 40
Separated
- Scrub: Dedicated scrub pad
- Wash: Dual separated pockets
- Dry: Flip to dry side
- Best fit: Riders, muddy days
Both towels follow Scrub → Wash → Dry. The difference is layout: Stubby integrates zones for speed, while The 40 separates wet and dry sides so your finish wipe stays cleaner.
Ready to pick yours?
If you want the fastest “grab it and go” routine, pick Stubby. If you want wet/dry separation for messy days, pick The 40. Either way, the goal is the same: remove debris, then finish clean.
Why cleaning can save strokes
The goal isn’t “more spin.” The goal is more repeatable outcomes.
Dirty grooves reduce friction.
Clean grooves restore repeatability.
FAQ
What’s the real difference?
Stubby is built for speed and compactness (integrated zones). The 40 is built for wet/dry separation and heavier cleaning days.
Walkers vs riders: which should I pick?
Walkers usually prefer Stubby (compact, fast routine). Riders and muddy days usually prefer The 40 (more surface + wet/dry split).
Do I need a Landing Pad?
No. It’s optional. It’s for a consistent docking point inside the bag between dividers.
Where does the Landing Pad mount?
Inside the golf bag, between club dividers. It does not mount on the golf cart frame.
How do I wash the towel?
Wash cold and air dry. Avoid high heat.
What if something arrives wrong or damaged?
We’ll make it right. That’s the point of the support note. No gymnastics required.
FAQ: Golf Accessories, Magnetic Towels & Gifts
If you’re building a simpler gear setup, start with the stuff you’ll use every round. Here are quick answers plus the deeper guides.
What should I look for in a magnetic golf towel?
Look for hold strength, real cleaning performance, and a design that stays usable all round. A true system includes:
- Secure attachment (magnet + backup like a carabiner)
- Scrub capability (for packed grooves and stubborn debris)
- Wet/dry control (wash pocket or wet zone + dry finishing surface)
What are the most useful golf accessories for most golfers?
These are the “use every round” basics that actually earn their spot on a bag:
- Magnetic towel system (clean clubs + clean ball, fast)
- Landing pad / docking plate (consistent home for the towel)
- Performance tees (consistent height + cleaner launch)
- Divot tool (repair greens fast)
- Valuables pouch (phone/keys/wallet protected)
What’s a strong alternative to Ghost Golf towels?
Compare systems, not branding. Look for stronger hold, better debris removal, and a wet/dry workflow that doesn’t become a soggy rag by hole 6.
What are good golf gifts that won’t end up in a drawer?
Avoid novelty. Pick gear that gets used every round: towels, tees, divot tools, landing pads, and pouches.