Ogio "Sugar Skulls" Unisex Travel Case

OGIO "Sugar Skulls"

UNISEX TRAVEL CASE

The roots of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) go back some 3,000 years.

This Mexican holiday, which is celebrated in early November, is a joyous celebration of the lives of deceased family and friends. Traditions such as traveling to burial sites, preparing food, decorating graves, and holding gatherings are among the many ways people honor Dia de los Muertos.

One of the most loved symbols is the sugar skull.

These colorful designs are featured in everything from candy to jewelry to tattoos to face paint, and now even golf covers.

Over the years, the rituals have been adopted and adapted by cultures around the world and this unique interpretation is now available to golfers everywhere, who will recognize their golf travel cover every time it rolls off the golf course. 'airport.

- Generously sized to fit all golf cart and stand bags
- External and internal compression straps to reduce club movement
- Dense foam around the club heads for added protection and structure
- Anti-skid plate for abrasion protection, lockable external zips
- Durable 900D polyester fabric