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Great product - DrizzleStik Flex- Golf Club Umbrella
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100% Nylon
Imported
Protect Your Clubs- Durable Nylon Material With Patented Deep Canopy Design And Protective Inner Liner Protects Your Golf Clubs From Rainy Weather
Extendable Club-Like Shaft- It Has A Telescoping Umbrella Shaft Is 54" Extended Length And 36" Collapsed Length Made For Easy Storage In Golf Bag Side Pockets
Spring Top- The Spring Top Allows The Canopy To Pivot In Any Direction To Pull Your Club Out Of Your Golf Bag
Classic Rubber Golf Grip- Classic Rubber Golf Grip, Allows Golfers Of All Skill Levels To Quickly And Effectively Protect Their Golf Clubs From Rainy Weather
DrizzleStik Drape is the new and improved golf club protection umbrella. Simply drape the canopy over your clubs to keep them dry. The DrizzleStik Drape goes to work in seconds and allows easy access to your clubs. The towel underlining of the canopy can be used to wipe your hands and clubs. When it gets dirty, you can easily remove the canopy and throw it in the wash. The included sleeve and telescopic shaft allow the DrizzleStik to be neatly stored in your golf bag. Don’t let a rainy day keep you from missing a round of golf.

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A Golfers Must Have!
This drizzle stick is the best thing since sliced bread! I easily tote it in my putter well with my putter (Sun Mountain Maverick bag) and can be whipped out at a moments notice to protect my clubs from those pesky pop up showers. This item allows me to use my large golf umbrella for what its intended purpose is; keeping "me" dry. If you find you are trying to stuff your large umbrella in a club sleeve to keep your clubs dry and spinning around backwards in the golf cart to hold on to it for dear life, you need a drizzle stick! The stick is extendable to sit deep in a club well, has a spring head for flexibility, and won't fly out when trying to drive to the next hole or flee the course due to inclement weather.