One-of-one headcovers cut from vintage jerseys and course towels, plus hardwood alignment sticks.
Gamut Golf makes headcovers out of things that already existed, and the sourcing is what sets it apart. The baseball covers are cut from authentic vintage jerseys, several of them marked 1 of 1. The course covers are cut from genuine course towels from Shinnecock, Pebble Beach, the Old Course, Sawgrass and Pinehurst. Because the cloth is finite, most of the interesting pieces can never be made twice.
The details are unusually specific. One cover is built from a Mirage Cooperstown Collection throwback carrying a team name retired decades ago. A Muirfield Village cover is lined with deadstock Ralph Lauren suit liner, and the Richard Pouch uses rare deadstock Double RL. Next to the covers sit hardwood alignment sticks at $98, a solid brass divot tool, waxed canvas pouches and a set of walnut brushes.
The catalog is small, about 35 products, and most of the one-off covers sell out fast. Prices run from $22 to $128. Gamut suits the golfer who wants one object in the bag nobody else can order, and the alignment sticks are the sleeper pick. We first profiled the brand in September 2026 and included the sticks in our alignment stick edit.
One-of-one golf headcovers cut from authentic vintage baseball jerseys and genuine course towels, plus hardwood alignment sticks, a brass divot tool, waxed canvas pouches and walnut brushes.
The catalog runs from $22 to $128. A cover cut from a vintage throwback jersey sits at the top of that range, and the hardwood alignment sticks are $98.
Each cover is cut from a single jersey or towel, so many pieces are marked 1 of 1 and cannot be remade once sold.
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