Aiming Fluid Golf

What should you do with your putter when the green is wet?

This is relevant for golfers who want to keep their putter grip dry while playing golf in the rain, heavy dew, or other wet course conditions.

Most golfers focus on keeping their clubs and golf ball clean during a rainy round, but the putter grip is often forgotten. You place the putter on the green while reading your line, and within seconds the grip can pick up water from the grass. When you finally step over the ball, your hands are trying to control a wet or slippery grip during one of the most precise strokes in golf.

A simple solution is to use your magnetic golf towel as a temporary putter-grip cover.

First, attach the magnetic towel to the metal putter shaft. Then wrap the towel around the grip so the grip is covered and elevated away from the wet grass. This helps protect the putter grip from rain, dew, mud, and moisture while you prepare for your putt.

Why does keeping your putter grip dry matter?

A wet grip can change how firmly you hold the club. Many golfers respond by squeezing harder, which can add tension to the hands, wrists, and forearms. That extra tension may make it more difficult to produce a smooth and consistent putting stroke.

Keeping the grip dry gives you one less thing to think about when the weather is already creating distractions.

This magnetic golf towel setup can be helpful when:

• The course is wet from overnight rain
• You are playing during a light drizzle
• Morning dew is covering the greens
• You need both hands free to read a putt
• You do not want to place the grip directly on the ground
• You use a large or expensive putter grip

A magnetic golf towel should do more than clean dirt from your irons. It should be positioned where you can reach it quickly and used as part of a complete on-course system.

Use it to clean the clubface. Use it to clean your golf ball. Use it to dry your hands. And when the green is wet, use it to help keep your putter grip protected from moisture.

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How do you keep your putter grip dry when playing golf in the rain?

This is relevant for golfers who play in wet weather, early-morning dew, or rainy course conditions and need a simple way to stop their putter grip from getting soaked.

One of the most overlooked problems when playing golf in the rain is where to place your putter while you read the green, mark your ball, or wait for another golfer to finish. If you lay the putter directly on wet grass, moisture can quickly soak into the grip. Once the grip gets wet, it can feel slippery, reduce hand control, and make it harder to start the putter on your intended line.

Here is a simple magnetic golf towel trick:

Attach the magnetic towel to the putter shaft, then wrap the towel around the putter grip. The towel helps create a protective layer around the grip, keeping it off the wet grass and shielding it from light rain, dew, and surface moisture.

This is one of the most useful alternative uses for a magnetic golf towel because it solves a real problem without requiring another golf accessory. You already have the towel with you for cleaning golf balls and clubs, so you can use the same towel to help protect your putter grip during wet rounds.

This golf rain hack is especially useful for:

• Golfers playing in steady rain
• Early tee times with heavy morning dew
• Wet putting greens
• Cart-path-only rounds
• Golfers who use oversized putter grips
• Anyone who struggles with slippery golf grips

A dry putter grip will not automatically make every putt, but it can help you maintain a more consistent connection between your hands and the club. When conditions are already difficult, eliminating one unnecessary variable matters.

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Tired of losing your golf towel somewhere between the first tee and the parking lot?

Most lost golf towels disappear for the same reason: they are clipped loosely to the golf bag, thrown over the cart, or attached to a spot that was never designed to hold them securely.

This video shows how to install the Aiming Fluid Golf Landing Pad and attach The 40 magnetic golf towel directly to your golf bag.

The Landing Pad slides over the lip of your golf bag between the dividers, creating a secure steel-core attachment point for the towel’s sewn-in Magna-Anchor™ magnet. No permanent installation. No tools. No awkward clips hanging from the side of the bag.

Once installed, The 40 stays accessible at the top of your golf bag so you can grab it, clean your equipment, and return it to the same place after every shot.

The 40 is a 16” x 40” magnetic golf towel built around our Scrub / Wash / Dry three-stage cleaning system:

SCRUB stubborn dirt and packed grooves with the built-in scrub pad.

WASH golf balls and clubheads inside the dedicated wash pockets.

DRY your equipment with the remaining 400 GSM towel surface.

The result is more than a golf towel with a magnet. It is an engineered on-course cleaning system designed to solve one of golf’s most annoying problems: towels that fall off, drag on the ground, get left behind, or disappear during the round.

Searching for how to keep a golf towel from falling off your golf cart or golf bag? Start with a secure attachment point and a sewn-in magnetic towel system.

Install the Landing Pad. Attach The 40. Stop wondering where your golf towel went.

Save this video for installation and send it to the golfer who loses at least one towel every season.