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Every shot gotta take off a cover and put it back on blah blah blah gets very old. Yes when i first bought my MP-30's mizunos i bought covers for them. That lasted 1 round and i was like screw this.
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I can take mine off before I even remove it from the bag. Not that time consuming. But I don't. I'll take the club out and while looking at the shot, I'll slip it off, and pocket it. Vey similar to what the people who wear gloves do. Call it part of my pre shot routine I guess..
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I also don't think they save the club that much damage. More saving of cosmetic dmg. Your not gonna get more money out of a good used set just cuz you had covers on them. Only dmg that i could of saved with covers is basically a lil wear on the backs of the irons where they rub against one another (VERY UNOTICABLE). So if your scared of that lil dmg then you shouldn't be hitting them at all cuz it'll cause ALOT more dmg.
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I find that they do help with bag clatter marks. I don't know about your courses, but mine are quite rough. There are times when the entire bag will shake to the left or the right, due to the bumps and such. So for me, the clovers are a must.
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Instead of storing 300yards would you say they keep them in that much better conditioned while in regular use? I mean to me they get beat up more just playing a round of golf. And a used club set is a used club set your not gonna keep them in top mint condition unless you play once a month.
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That is true. I can agree with that. All the marks on my clubs, were either caused by hiting hidden rcks, etc, or hiting balls, and none of them have been caused by bag clatter. Only because I cover them though. I have a second set of clubs, I let friends borrow sometimes, I don't cover those irons. They have dings and dents on them, that would make me puke if they were personal set.
It all comes down to personal preferance, but I like knowing that all my clubs look nice. I don't hit rocks all the time, ao for the most part, I rarely recive a mark from a round of golf.