The long history of the Monmouth Cap intrigued me…particularly given that we have a Monmouth County here in New Jersey.

This pattern uses a combination of both crocheting and knitting techniques. I have provided two sizes: one for a large 460cc driver and a second for a standard size fairway wood.

If you live in New Jersey as I do, it’s worth knowing that the knobbed whelk is the state seashell. But it is also the state seashell of Georgia – while Delaware’s is the channeled whelk and Texas has the lightning whelk.

My inspiration was the pine tree design in the Fibers of Maine “Pine Tree State Hat” (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pine-tree-state-hat).

This continuous cabled basketweave pattern will make a thick sturdy golf head-cover that will provide ample cushioned protection for your driver (460cc) and will look great, too.

A simple but interesting bubble pattern in three different club sizes, including a large 460cc driver. You can use one yarn for the entire headcover, make a different colored neck & top (as in the sample), or stripe the bubble rows.

In this pattern are three geometric Fair Isle patterns in three different club sizes. In addition to being pretty, since these designs are worked with two yarns, they provide additional padding at the top to protect your golf clubs.

A golf head-cover in two sizes, driver and fairway wood, using a Scandinavian color-work pattern. This easy-to-knit two-strand pattern adds both visual interest and extra padding to protect your golf clubs.

Reminiscent of an Aran Fisherman’s sweater, this is a simple but impressive golf club head-cover pattern. I have provided it in three sizes so you can make it for either a driver (460cc), fairway wood, or hybrid. It combines a twisted rib neck with a thick ribbed cable pattern on top which nicely protects and forms to the heads of your golf clu...

An easy and fun toy to make for your favorite kitty! The legs curl naturally and it is just the right size for Mittens to toss about the room after getting a snootful of catnip which is stuffed inside the octopus’s head.

An interesting Aran-inspired headcover for your large (460cc) driver golf club. A basic knowledge of knitting-in-the-round and Irish fisherman sweater designs is helpful. This pattern works best with a sturdy (not soft) yarn to give it body. The sample is finished with a pom-pom on top and a pom-pom maker is highly recommended.

Cute, easy-to-make toy for your cat. Made with one continuous strand of yarn they are quick and fun!

A sturdy, all-crochet fairway wood sized golf headcover in a patriotic “Stars and Stripes” design.

Requires knowledge of both knitting and crocheting techniques, including knitting in the round on double-pointed needles.