Golf Cart Magnet Technology

Snap it on.
It stays put.

Every Madson cover and strap has a rail-rated neodymium magnet inside. It grips steel cart rails, frames and iron clubfaces, even through the bumpiest cart path your course can offer.

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Headcover snapped to a golf cart frame
Cart Magnet roundel snapping into place
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Rail-rated

How it works

Snap it to the rail

Hold the cover near any steel cart rail or frame. The magnet does the rest — you'll hear it land.

Cover meeting the rail
Play the hole

No cover on the ground, no digging through the bag, no "whose is this?" at the next tee.

Cart with covers snapped on, mid-round
It's still there

Bumpy cart path? Wasn't a problem. Pull it off when you need it — not before.

Cover still snapped at the end of the round

What it works with

Steel golf cart rails and frames
Iron clubfaces without marking them
Steel push-cart frames
Anything the Magnetic Utility Strap wraps around
Cover gripping an iron clubface Magnetic utility strap close-up

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Magnet questions, answered

How strong is the magnet?

Strong enough to shrug off the bumpiest cart path at your club. It comes off when you pull it off — not before.

Will it hurt my clubs or my cart?

No. The magnet sits inside the cover and grips iron faces and steel rails without marking them.

Does it work on aluminum carts?

The covers need steel to grip.

Is it safe around phones and credit cards?

Keep it a few inches away from cards and pacemakers, same as any strong magnet. Normal cart use is no problem.

More questions? The full FAQ has you covered.