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This is the biggest catalog slice in the whole Pins And Aces headcover lineup -- 176 putter designs split across two genuinely different shapes, mallet and blade. Buy the wrong shape and it simply won't fit right, so we start there.
Part of our full Headcovers Review, and the broader Best Golf Headcovers buying guide. Shopping for a different club instead? See our Driver Headcovers, Fairway Headcovers, and Hybrid Headcovers breakdowns.
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Quick Verdict
176 total designs across two shapes -- 93 mallet, 83 blade -- so the first decision isn't which print you like, it's which shape your putter head actually is. Pricing runs $49.95 to $59.95 with one $19.95 outlier, and the same hand-sewn synthetic leather build and 4.9/5 rating carry across both shapes. Grab a mallet cover if that's your putter type, code FRAGRANCEREVIEWHUB takes 15% off whichever you choose.
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| BEST MALLETTiger — Mallet Putter Cover ★★★★★ 4.9/5 |
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| BEST BLADEWestern Aesthetic — Blade Putter Cover ★★★★★ 4.9/5 |
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| BEST LICENSEDRealtree — Mallet Cover ★★★★★ 4.9/5 |
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Unlike driver, fairway, and hybrid covers -- each a single shape -- putter covers come in two physically different head shapes, and this is the one club where buying the wrong cover shape means it genuinely won't sit right.
Mallet putters have a larger, wider, often rounded or geometric head -- think a bigger footprint behind the ball. Blade putters have a slim, compact, traditional head shape. Pins And Aces sells 93 mallet designs and 83 blade designs, and several designs -- Coca-Cola and Folds of Honor among them -- are offered in both shapes separately, so the print you want may exist for either putter type.
Not sure which one you have? Look at your putter head from above: if it's noticeably wide, rounded, or has visible alignment lines built into a larger frame, it's almost certainly a mallet. If it's a slim, simple blade shape you could trace with one hand, it's a blade. Same fade-resistant hand-sewn synthetic leather construction either way, with no numeric size limit published for either shape.
Four price points across the combined 176-design catalog, and the same licensing test we've run on every article in this series applied again here -- with one new brand confirmed this time.
| $19.95 — one-off outlier: Oregon State University Blade Putter Cover, the only collegiate design in the entire mallet+blade catalog |
| $49.95 – $54.95 — the bulk of the catalog, entry and standard-art designs in both shapes, no license wording on any of them |
| $59.95 — premium tier: Coca-Cola, Top Gun, Yellowstone, and Realtree confirmed "Official/exclusive collaboration" in their own product pages; Margaritaville and TMNT sit at the same price with no license wording |
New this round: Realtree is the first newly confirmed licensed collab we've found in this whole series that only exists as a mallet design -- there's no Realtree blade cover in the catalog at all. If you carry a blade putter and want a licensed nature/camo print, Realtree isn't an option for you; Yellowstone and Coca-Cola are both available in mallet, and Coca-Cola specifically also comes in blade.
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A Copy-Paste Bug Worth Knowing About
We scanned every one of the 176 mallet and blade listings' own descriptions for fit wording, the same check that caught a sizing mix-up on our Hybrid Headcovers article. Five mallet listings -- Pins and Aces x Blazy Susan, South Park Towelie, Trump – Gulf of America, Kraken, and Yellowstone -- say "Fits All Standard Drivers" somewhere in their own product copy, which is almost certainly reused text from a driver-cover listing. None of the 83 blade listings have this issue. Yellowstone is the one to flag specifically: it's otherwise a confirmed licensed collab and a design worth buying, just don't let that one leftover sentence make you second-guess whether it fits a putter -- every mallet cover on the site, this one included, is built for mallet putter heads regardless of that stray line. |
176 designs across 5 themes, mixing mallet and blade shapes -- prices, stock and ratings verified live on the brand's own site, September 2026.
Two mallet designs -- a print theme carried through from the fairway and hybrid lines, plus a design unique to the putter catalog.
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Top Gun is confirmed licensed; Folds of Honor carries a charity-donation disclosure rather than a licensing claim -- both genuinely worth knowing before you buy.
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Card-suit and table-game motifs carried through from earlier articles in this series, both in mallet shape.
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The largest theme by design count in the putter catalog -- state-flag and patriotic prints, both in mallet shape.
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One mallet, one blade -- including a "mystery" design that ships as a surprise print.
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Look at the head from above. A mallet head is noticeably wider or rounded, often with a larger footprint and built-in alignment guides. A blade head is slim and simple -- a shape you could trace with one hand. Buying the wrong shape means the cover won't sit right.
No -- it's a mallet-only design in this catalog. If you carry a blade putter and want a licensed nature/camo print, Coca-Cola is available in blade instead.
Yes, on five mallet listings specifically (Blazy Susan, South Park Towelie, Trump Gulf of America, Kraken, and Yellowstone) -- it reads like leftover copy from a driver-cover listing. Every putter cover on the site is built for putter heads regardless of that stray line; trust the product category, not that one sentence.
It's not a licensing claim -- its own product description discloses that a portion of every sale is donated to Folds of Honor, a charity providing educational scholarships to the children and spouses of fallen or disabled service members.
No. Coca-Cola, Top Gun, Yellowstone, and Realtree explicitly say "Official/exclusive collaboration" in their own descriptions. Margaritaville and TMNT sit at the same price without that language.
Yes -- 15% off any order including putter covers with the code shown above and in the coupon section higher on this page.
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Final Verdict
Our Take on Pins And Aces Putter Headcovers
Confirm your shape first, mallet or blade, then pick a print. Tiger and Western Aesthetic are safe all-around picks for each shape, and Realtree is worth the extra $5 if you carry a mallet putter and want a confirmed licensed collab.
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