Golf Towels

Most golf towels are too small to do the job. Sixteen by twenty-four inches, one thin layer, soaked through by the fourth hole. Ours are built the other way around: big enough to keep one end wet for your clubs and the other end dry for your grips, for all eighteen.

The Caddy Towel

Twenty-two by forty-four inches of thick terrycloth — closer to a good hotel towel than the thin waffle rags that fill this category. Soak one end to scrub mud and grass out of your grooves. The other end stays dry for your grips, your hands and your glove.

Over 300 reviews, and the product our customers carry most. Shop the Caddy Towel.

Premium Microfiber Golf Towels — Coming Fall 2026

Microfiber does a different job. It lifts fine grit and water, wrings out to almost nothing, and dries fast enough to go straight back on the bag. Our premium microfiber golf towels land this fall, cut oversized like everything else we make — in black and white.

Which one belongs in your bag?

Take the caddy towel if you walk, play early in the dew, or want one towel that handles wet and dry at the same time. Terrycloth holds more water and stays useful longer between rinses.

Take microfiber if you ride, play dry conditions, or want something that packs down small and dries fast. It picks up fine dirt better than terry and wrings out almost completely.

Plenty of golfers carry both — the caddy towel over the bag strap, microfiber clipped to the rail.

In-stock towels ship the same day.