NASA "One Small Putt For Man" – Driver Headcover
Nothing like a day on the lunar links. Riding around in your moon buggy. Drilling that tee shot in one-sixth gravity. Grabbing just the right amount of moondust with your crater wedge. Getting to yell, “The Eagle has landed,” after shooting a two on 17. Sure, the atmosphere is kind of dead, but that’ll change once you down a few floating space brews at the ISS Clubhouse.
This cosmic headcover celebrates Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard’s famous 1971 “moonshot” by imagining what a full round on the big rock in the sky would look like.
Looks like a galactic good time to us.
Officially licensed with NASA
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NASA "One Small Putt For Man" – Driver Headcover
Nothing like a day on the lunar links. Riding around in your moon buggy. Drilling that tee shot in one-sixth gravity. Grabbing just the right amount of moondust with your crater wedge. Getting to yell, “The Eagle has landed,” after shooting a two on 17. Sure, the atmosphere is kind of dead, but that’ll change once you down a few floating space brews at the ISS Clubhouse.
This cosmic headcover celebrates Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard’s famous 1971 “moonshot” by imagining what a full round on the big rock in the sky would look like.
Looks like a galactic good time to us.
Officially licensed with NASA
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Nothing like a day on the lunar links. Riding around in your moon buggy. Drilling that tee shot in one-sixth gravity. Grabbing just the right amount of moondust with your crater wedge. Getting to yell, “The Eagle has landed,” after shooting a two on 17. Sure, the atmosphere is kind of dead, but that’ll change once you down a few floating space brews at the ISS Clubhouse.
This cosmic headcover celebrates Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard’s famous 1971 “moonshot” by imagining what a full round on the big rock in the sky would look like.
Looks like a galactic good time to us.
Officially licensed with NASA
