Send Us Your Tartan or Clan Name
Get in touch with photos of your fabric, or your clan name and preferred version. Let us know which headcovers you’re after: driver, fairway, hybrid, barrel, blade, mallet putter or even a full set!
Scottish Family Clan Tartan Golf Headcovers
Carry Your Clan On The course
Your Family Tartan, Made Into a Golf Headcover
At Mackem Golf, we make custom golf headcovers in your Scottish family clan tartan, so your heritage comes out of the bag every time you tee off.
Tartan is where Mackem started. Our range has always drawn on the traditional side of golf and the fabrics of the British Isles, so a clan tartan cover is a natural fit for what we do.
Whether you’re a MacDonald, a Campbell, a Stewart or a smaller sept with a tartan few people have seen, we’ll turn it into a one-of-a-kind driver, fairway, hybrid or putter cover, handmade in our Perth studio.
How to Get Your Clan Covers
We Design & Make It
We’ll lay out the pattern so the tartan sits right on every cover, then line, finish and handmake each piece in our studio. Add embroidered initials or a name if you want it to be properly yours.
Take It to the Course
Your family tartan, protecting your clubs and starting conversations every round.
Let customers speak for us
Purchased the patchwork driver cover, the mystery of not knowing what it was going to look like was great and I was happy when it arrived. Excellent job!
Matt G.
Absolute treat being able to use these products. Love what Mackem Golf do.
Bradley S.
Great service from Mackem. Such beautifully made products.
Bradley S.
Very nice love the headcover it’s a head turner.
david e.
Absolutely stunning craftsmanship & such a beautiful colour & quality of material.
Josh B.
Great experience designing a custom headcover with my dog embroidered on my choice of fabric. Responsive to emails and the final product is more beautiful than I expected!
Yen L.
I had been thinking for a while about getting this Sunglass pouch, so maybe fate would have it that I lost an old one I had got with some glasses and needed a new one. I am extremely happy with it and I have always loved the feel of Kilt Tartan, so I no longer need to wait for a special occasion to feel proper Tartan when I put on my Kilt I can feel it everyday with the pouch. The inner soft lining is also a great addition as it stops the lenses from scratching and can be used to clean them as well. Thanks again.
Duncan B.
Great experience. Will return.
Aaron J.
Love this putter cover. Unique, but quiet. Exactly what I was looking for. Plus, Paige made the cover to the specs of my putter. Great company.
Aaron J.
Nicely made local product
Richard B.
Fit perfect to my QI35 driver and looks great thanks.
Jarrod
Headcovers were definitely worth the wait and will be looking to order more in the future! Amazing quality
Brody B.
Easy
Leonard R.
Well made and designed. Excellent
Leonard R.
Well crafted products. Very stylish
Leonard R.
Start with your surname, then work back through the family tree, including your mother's side and grandparents. Clan membership traditionally follows the surname, but plenty of people wear the tartan of a maternal line they feel connected to. The Scottish Register of Tartans is the official record and is searchable online. If you're stuck, send us your family name and we'll help narrow it down.
Quite possibly. Many surnames are septs, families historically linked to a larger clan. Robertsons belong to Clan Donnachaidh, Thomsons are associated with Clan MacTavish, and Wilsons with Clan Gunn. Some surnames are claimed by more than one clan, so you may have a choice.
They're usually the same pattern in different colourways:
- Modern: strong, saturated dyes. The boldest look in the bag.
- Ancient (or Old): lighter, softer tones meant to mimic natural dyes. Nothing to do with the age of the tartan.
- Weathered (or Reproduction): faded, earthy colours, as if the cloth had been buried in peat for years. Sits nicely with our moodier range.
- Hunting: a darker, more muted version with greens and browns.
- Dress: often adds white or lighter grounds, traditionally worn for formal occasions.
Not every clan has every version. We'll show you what's available for yours.
Wear a universal tartan. Black Watch (also known as the Government tartan) and Hunting Stewart are traditionally open to anyone. There are also district tartans tied to places rather than families, plus Irish county tartans if your roots are across the water. Or browse our standard Tartan Head Covers.
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Make it Custom.
Make it MACKEM.
Make It Yours.
Make it Custom.
Make it MACKEM.
Make It Yours.