Golf Club Cover Crochet Pattern in Three Sizes

Looking for the perfect thing to crochet for the golfer in your life? Whether that’s a Father’s Day gift, a birthday, or just to show that you care, this set of golf club covers uses a simple pattern, comes in three sizes, and are easy to make. Let’s crochet some golf covers!

Crochet Golf Club Cover Pattern

My youngest graduates high school this month – as a Junior! He worked very hard to graduate early and it goes without saying that I am extremely proud of him. He now works fulltime at the local pizza place and spends a lot of his mornings learning and studying the intricacies of golf. He’s getting up earlier in the day now than he ever did to get ready for school. Haha!

One thing I cherish about my youngest is that he will talk your ear off on any subject he’s passionate about. When I say that I now know more about golf and golfing than I ever thought possible, I mean percentages and angles, wind speeds, slopes, grades, and allllll of that. And to be fair… golf is a great activity and pastime that he will enjoy for the rest of his life.

All that to say… that this month in the 2026 Toy & Game Crochet Series, we’re bringing in the golf lovers with a great set of golf club covers and Cameron helped! This is the 5th installment of this fun series, and I am loving the series so far. There are three sizes included in this golf cover crochet set: small, medium, and large.

I asked Cameron for advice and feedback on my first attempts at the golf cover pattern. I used bobble stitches on the first draft and pretty sure he hated it. His response cracked me up!

And now three versions later we’re both happy with the look, construction, and function of these crocheted golf club covers. Perfect!

For this free pattern we are using an acrylic yarn, I chose Brava Worsted in the Dove heather colorway. I love this yarn for quick projects. It holds up well and there are tons of colors to choose from. You could use any other worsted weight yarn as long as you can meet gauge.

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Materials:

Brava Worsted (Dove Heather shown)
-approx. (75, 90, 120) yards

Crochet hook in size H/5mm or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge: 18 sts x 10 rows = 4″ square using Linked Double Crochet

Pattern Notes:

Pattern written using US terms.

The ch/s at the beginning of the row/round do not count as a stitch.

Sizing:

Small = 10.5” tall x 8” circumference
Medium = 11.5” x 9” circumference
Large = 13.5” tall x 11” circumference

Abbreviations:

Ch(s): Chains
Hdc: Half Double Crochet
Sl st: Slip stitch
Ldc: Linked Double Crochet
St(s): Stitches

Use the Invisible Decrease technique in the final two rounds to make the top as seamless as possible.

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Pattern:

Row 1: Ch-(46, 52, 58), Ldc using the 2nd and 3rd ch from hook, Ldc in next (17, 23, 29) chs, hdc in remaining 26 chs. (44, 50, 56)

Row 2: Ch-1, turn, sc in third loop only of first 26 sts, Ldc in each st to end. (44, 50, 56)

Row 3: Ch-2, turn, Ldc in (18, 24, 30) sts, hdc in remaining 26 sts. (44, 50, 56)

Rows 4 through (21, 23, 27): alternate previous two rows (44, 50, 56)

Do not fasten off.

Fold the cover into a tube. Line up the first row to the final row and prepare to seam.

Slip stitch together until you run out of stitches and are at the top of the cover.

Top:

Round 1: Ch-1, sc one time in each row end around. Join to top of first st. (21, 23, 27)

Round 2: Ch-1, sc2tog (see pattern notes) around, sc in final st. Join to top of first st. (11, 12, 14)

Round 3: Ch-1, sc2tog around, for smallest size sc in final st. Join to top of first st. (6, 6, 7)

Fasten off and use yarn tails to close the hole and to weave in ends.

That’s it! I hope that these golf club covers get plenty of use and love over the years. They’ll keep the clubs safe in transit, during play, and while in storage. What color will you use to make yours? I can’t wait to see! Be sure to tag @HeartHookHome across all social media, or share in the Heart Hook Home Crochet Community on Facebook.