Golfers building
better protection.

Golf has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I'm Grayson Woodruff, and what started as early mornings on the range and long summers of junior tournaments eventually led me to play Division I Golf at South Carolina. Getting there took a lot of hours and a lot of travel. Golf teaches you to take care of your equipment, because it's the one thing you can't compete without.

Over the years I learned plenty about the game. I also learned the hard way what airlines do to golf clubs. I'd seen the videos of snapped shafts and cracked heads on my feed, and I told myself it wouldn't happen to me. Then I flew to Miami for a golf trip, opened my bag, and found my driver cracked. A trip I'd been looking forward to was ruined, and so was the memory I wanted from it.

Drivers and woods are now the most expensive clubs in the bag, and we still toss them in a bag and hope for the best. It never made sense to me. We put hard cases on our phones and cameras without thinking twice. Why would we protect a $500 phone but not a $600 driver?

So I built The Headcase. It's protection priced and built to match what's inside it, so your clubs arrive the way you packed them.

It's also my way of giving back to the game that gave me so much. Golf is hard enough, and a broken driver shouldn't be part of it. Don't be a headcase.