Are you looking to add some “fire” to your golf bag? (no pun Intended)

Rose and Fire is here to help you. Headlining the Rose and Fire site is the quote “Sport your clubs in style” and I have to agree.

Headcovers have become such an expressive option out on the course and you will not be lost in the crowd with any of Rose and Fire’s offerings in or on your bag. I was fortunate enough to try out a few of their pieces and was impressed with not only their unique designs but the build quality.

First Impressions of Rose & Fire Golf

I have spent the summer rotating headcovers on my clubs and when I first got my box of Rose and Fire items wasn’t sure what to expect. The selection online of designs was impressive and there were some unique items I had never seen before. I opted to go with a wide range of items that featured everything from Jaws to Tequila. These designs made a statement and I could not wait to get them on my bag.

My favorite item I received, however, was the Arnold Palmer mallet headcover. This nod to the the drink that Arnie made famous got so many compliments on the green.

Rose & Fire Quality / Build

Rose and Fire states that everything is handmade in the USA and you can tell that is true by the quality. The leather shell and embroidered artwork on the headcovers I tested were of the highest crafstmanship. I was able to easily wipe away water and dirt which to me shows the use of quality materials.

Will My Clubs Fit?

The sizing chart on the Rose and Fire website gives a good sense of the size and type of clubs that will fit each headcover. I found the driver and 3-wood cover I tried to be very easy to get on and off, which I appreciate. With ease however comes issues at times, and I did have my 3-wood cover slip off a couple times when I grabbed other clubs from the bag.

The mallet putter cover was a bit of a squeeze for my Scotty Phantom 7. The shape of the cover was large enough to accommodate the club but the amount of padding inside made it very snug. It was not impossible to get my putter to fit but a little less padding may actually be better in this case.

Pricing

The price ranges on Rose & Fire headcovers runs from about $65-$85 apiece. I think this is middle of the road for cost and honestly quite fair for the quality you are getting. These may not be covers that you buy entire sets of but rather pick a favorite design or two to update your driver or putter cover. If something catches your eye, use the code “WISCO” for 10% off your order.

Why should I buy?

I personally continue to stress the fact that I like companies where I know the name of the person I am talking to and even better if the owner puts his name and phone number on the site.

Maybe I am an old soul but I like to have a connection with the person I’m purchasing from. I love what Rose and Fire is doing and recommend you give them a look for this season.