Standard Head Covers

How long will it take for me to receive my head cover order?

We recommend a lead-time 1 - 2 days to dispatch. Then 1 - 2 days delivery.

 

How is my head cover order shipped?

We use the Royal Mail service to ship all our orders.

 

Are your head covers handmade? 

Yes - All our head covers are handmade in our workshop. We use sewing machines and scissors to cut and sew all our head covers together.

 

Do you do gift sets?

Yes - Please do contact us hello@alohagolf.co.uk and request what you’d like to order. We can definitely suggest the right gift for whoever is lucky enough to be receiving one!

 

Do you do gift cards?

Yes - Our gift cards are available within our “gift card” section on the main menu.

 

Do you ship worldwide?

Yes - We ship to anywhere in the world! Upon checking out, shipping pricing will be available depending on the item and item quantities.

 

Is UK shipping free?

Yes - Shipping within the UK is free of charge.

 

Custom Head Covers

 

Do you customise head covers?

We do yes - We offer a customise feature to upload an image of your choice to a head cover. Just visit our “customise” button on our main menu.

 

How long does a custom head cover take to be delivered?

We recommend a lead-time of 1 - 2 weeks depending on the quantity and type of photo uploaded. 

 

One Tree Planted

 

Why Plant Trees?

Why not? They regulate climate, maintain essential habitats for wildlife and even improve our overall health - Great for golf!

 

Why and how do you plant a tree for every order you receive?

We’ve partnered with One Tree Planted (onetreeplanted.org) who carefully select reforestation organisations in 4 regions: North America, Latin America, Africa and Asia. When your order is placed, it automatically pays and orders for one tree to be planted on behalf of each unit purchased from Aloha Golf.

 

When will my tree be planted?

The time between your Aloha Golf order and the actual tree planting will vary depending on the region and the time of year. Planting usually happens during the rainy season, when the soil provides optimum conditions for tree survival.

Check out onetreeplanted.org for more information!