Which golf towel is
right for you?

Start with how you carry your bag. If you use a buggy or push cart, choose the Magnetic Golf Towel (400GSM microfibre, N52 Neodymium magnet with 48kg pull force, heavy-duty carabiner included for non-metallic bags). If you use a stand bag or carry bag, choose the Tour Golf Towel (400GSM microfibre, centre-slit and loop, 40x100cm). If you want full-length club coverage without any hardware, choose the Caddy Golf Towel (550GSM cotton, centre-slit, 55x105cm). The comparison table above shows every spec side by side.

GSM stands for grams per square metre: it measures fabric density. Most standard golf towels use 200 to 250GSM cotton or microfibre. The PINSEEKER Magnetic and Tour towels use 400GSM waffle-weave microfibre: roughly double the density. The waffle texture creates a grid that lifts dirt from club grooves on contact rather than spreading it, and the higher density means more absorption capacity per pass. It also dries faster than cotton at a comparable weight.

Yes. The N52 Neodymium magnet on the Magnetic Golf Towel delivers 48kg of pull force, the highest commercially available grade. It locks onto any steel surface on a buggy or push cart and holds firm through movement, bumps, and course terrain. Take it to the green to clean your ball, drop it, and it snaps back to the frame instantly. A heavy-duty carabiner is also included for non-metallic bags and D-rings. Keep it away from the putter head as a precaution, but it poses no risk to irons, woods, or wedges in normal use.

Yes. The Tour Golf Towel has both a reinforced centre-slit and a hanging loop. The loop is designed specifically for stand bags, carry bags, and any bag with a D-ring or zip pull. Thread the loop through the D-ring and the towel hangs securely. The centre-slit is an additional option for draping over the clubs or through the bag handle. The Caddy Golf Towel also uses a centre-slit but without a loop: it is designed to drape through or over your longer irons rather than attach to the bag.

Every other fixing, from a towel ring to a zip pull or a carabiner, is walked through bag by bag in how to attach a golf towel to any bag.

The Tour Golf Towel has a hanging loop, plus a reinforced centre-slit. It measures 40 × 100cm in 400GSM waffle microfibre, and the loop threads through the D-ring or zip pull of a stand bag or carry bag. The Magnetic Golf Towel attaches with its magnet instead, and the Caddy Golf Towel has no loop.

Match the size to your bag. The Magnetic Golf Towel is 40 × 65cm, compact for a buggy or trolley. The Tour Golf Towel is 40 × 100cm, giving a wet end and a dry end. The Caddy Golf Towel is 55 × 105cm and covers the whole bag. Size times density decides how long it keeps working.

Microfibre and cotton behave differently on course. The 400GSM waffle-weave microfibre on the Magnetic and Tour towels absorbs quickly, dries fast, and has a textured surface that lifts dirt from grooves. Cotton absorbs more slowly but holds moisture longer, useful for longer cleaning jobs. The PINSEEKER Caddy towel uses 550GSM cotton for its weight and drape, which keeps it anchored through the clubs naturally. Neither is universally better: microfibre suits most bag setups, cotton suits golfers who prefer the caddy-style drape method.

Golf towels clean grooves and clubfaces, wipe the ball before a putt, dry grips, and cover the clubs when the weather turns. A 400GSM waffle microfibre towel lifts dirt from grooves on contact. Use one every round, not only wet ones, because dirty grooves and damp grips matter in dry conditions too.