Big Teeth Classic Golf Blade Putter Cover Headcover Mid Mallet Club Protector Magnetic Bar Closure Compatible with Scotty Cameron Taylormade Odyssey

I needed a replacement head cover for my Odyssey Tour Black #5 mid mallet putter and took a chance on this "Big Teeth" Classic blade putter cover. The construction appears to be better than my more expensive Odyssey cover and the red color is very vibrant and pops. My mid mallet fits perfectly and the magnet works well. Time will tell how this will hold up but for now it seems to be perfect!

I was shocked at how expensive replacement putter covers have gotten when my old one fell apart. I saw this one and liked the low price and the fact that it had a magnetic closure instead of hook/loop (I really dislike hook/loop because it snags all my nice clothes). It has a thick plush liner and a thick naugahyde outer layer. Magnets are strong and will even stick to your wedge shaft (if not graphite), making it more difficult to lose or leave behind your putter cover. I used it all season this year (over 100 rounds) and it still looks good and works well. Very happy with this purchase.

Good fit and quality. Very attractive. Looks great in my bag.

Putter cover fell apart within 4-5 months and the magnets fell out. I have emailed the company asking for a replacement due to a manufacturers defect or poor workmanship but they have ignored all attempts. I have emailed and Facebook messaged several times without a response. I would have less of a problem if they responded and stood behind their product but I can’t say that’s the case.UPDATE: AMAZING COMPANY. This company promptly responded to my problem. Not only did they issue a refund but they also sent me a new putter cover for free. My product was likely an isolated quality issue and things happen. What is more important is that this company stood behind it's product, gave great service and more than adequately resolved the issue. Even though I had an issue with my initial cover, I would highly recommend this company based on how they handled my situation.

Using for Bettinardi SS 35 so a little more than a blade but the magnet does not stay closed. Still stays on the putter while playing but when I move the bag to the back of my car or when I pull the bag out of my car it is still sitting there sometimes. Would return but this stays on the putter more than the velcro one that came with the putter.

My original cover was lost on an away golf course but I had it for more than two years with no issues and still looked great. I bought the same one as a replacement. Just recommend you push your putter in far enough to ensure the magnetic closure seal wells enough to handle bumps and vibration from a golf cart otherwise it may fall off like mine did. Also, make sure the cover fits inside your golf bag's putter chamber rather than sitting on top if your putter is short like mine. That will make sure bumps don't knock your cover off your putter as well.

Uses magnets for closure, they are enclosed in thin fabric that quickly wears through and magnets fall out one at a time. The first magnet fell out within a few months, but the remaining magnets still worked. The vendor supplies a six month warranty, so if you plan to use this cover for more than a few month's you will be disappointed. In one case, a magnet fell out and stuck onto the face of another club in my bag, caused a spectacular errant shot. In another case the magnet stuck onto the shaft of another club, a golfing rules violation. Ultimately, all the magnets were lost and the closure no longer functions. I see why they offer only a six month warranty.

It's a good putter cover, fits my Odyssey Versa blade nicely. But, the brand name is "Big Teeth", and the logo is a drawing of human mouth with really big teeth. This brand name and logo is on a black tag on the cover. So, a white putter cover with a big black tag that says "Big Teeth", and a picture of...well...big teeth. For a golfer, that's not really a name or logo that is good to have showing so loudly and conspicuously. And, it's attached such that it can't come off. Nothing against the name itself, and I'm sure it has a very special meaning to the manufacturer, which is fine. But I wish they would put the tag on the inside of the cover. Kind of hurts the look of the putter cover.