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Galvin Green Bill Windstopper mitts
The Bill golf mitts boast a warming Windstopper lining for protection against wind chill for the duration of a round. Soſt and highly breathable, they feature an adjustable wrist width, while a clever velcro strap allows golfers to attach the mitts onto the handle of a golf trolley.
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Galvin Green Delta snood
A multi-purpose accessory that can be used as either a bandana or more regularly as a snood. Boasting a soſt and stretchy material, the flexible Delta comes in six different colours, including electric red and a ladies raspberry option.
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Kasco Winter Fit gloves The new Kasco Winter Fit gloves feature a special Heat-Tex material across the knuckles and back of the hand – an innovation that helps to maintain warmth and increase blood flow for the duration of a round
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Motocaddy Winter Wheels
Developed in conjunction with the Hedgehog Golf Company, the Motocaddy Winter Wheels have been designed with an anti-skid tread – more commonly seen on Hedgehog’s popular manual trolley wheel grips – that greatly reduces turf compression and protects the golf course during wet weather conditions.
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Pro-Tekt Trolley Mitten
The Deluxe Trolley Mitt attaches to the handle of your golf trolley to keep hands warm and dry between shots.
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The Wilson Staff beanie features in three classic colours, including the manufacturer's signature red. The beanie comes in one flexible size.
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Mycoal Hand/Foot Warmer
Just pop them in your pockets or gloves to keep your hands nice and toasty. Once activated they stay warm for up to seven hours and maintain a comfortable heat of 50 - 70 degrees centigrade.
Motocaddy Clearview Umbrella
With its distinctive transparent panels, the Motocaddy Clearview Umbrella is 65mm longer than a standard golfing umbrella and has been designed to complement the Motocaddy Umbrella Holder.
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Wilson Staff Beanie
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