Microfiber Golf Towel

The best of Microfiber Golf Towel.

To be in optimum working condition, golf clubs and golf balls need to be clean and dry. Debris and/or moisture in the grooves of clubs and on balls detracts from distance, accuracy and spin. A golf towel woven from a manmade product microfiber is superior to a towel made entirely or predominantly of cotton. Invented in Japan in or around 1970, microfiber is usually made of polyester and polyamide, a nylon by-product. In addition to cleaning products such as towels and mops, microfiber is used to produce clothing and thermal insulation for sleeping bags and other outdoor equipment. It also is used in products such as tablecloths and furniture because its ability to repel liquid makes the item difficult to stain.

Due to the combination of polyester and polyamide, microfiber is ideal for use as a golf towel. Each substance has different properties that combine to keep clubs and balls clean and dry. The bulk of a microfiber golf towel is polyester. A microfiber golf towel can be a blend of 80 percent polyster and 20 percent polyamide, 75-25 or 70-30. Polyester provides a microfiber golf towel with the capabilities to scrub and clean.

And polyamide enables a microfiber golf towel to absorb debris and moisture and to dry quickly. Compared with a conventional golf towel, it is estimated that a microfiber golf towel is more than four to five times better at cleaning. And a microfiber golf towel will dry in one-third the time. A microfiber golf towel is a must any time a golfer is playing while water is on the ground, such as when drizzle is falling or early in the morning when dew is present Also unlike its cotton counterpart, a microfiber golf towel is lint-free and non-abrasive. And because of its hypoallergenic properties, a microfiber golf towel not a danger to golfers (and caddies) with allergies.