Brigantian Bark

Brigantian BarkIntroducing the Brigantes golf headcovers a range of golf headcovers that pays homage to the rich history and culture of the Brigantes tribe, who once inhabited the northern regions of England, Including Yorkshire, where these headcovers are crafted. Crafted from genuine leather, sourced locally from Leeds, England which was also inhabited by various Celtic tribes, including the Brigantes, each headcover is a testament to the region's rich heritage

Introducing the Brigantes golf headcovers - a range of golf headcovers that pays homage to the rich history and culture of the Brigantes tribe, who once inhabited the northern regions of England, Including Yorkshire, where these headcovers are crafted.

Crafted from genuine leather, sourced locally from Leeds, England which was also inhabited by various Celtic tribes, including the Brigantes, each headcover is a testament to the region's rich heritage and craftsmanship.

The Brigantes headcovers are designed with a unique v-cut at the bottom of each cover and embroidered numbers add to the antique look and feel.

The Brigantes golf headcovers are available in a range of colors, including dark green, red, blue, brown, and grey, each representing a different aspect of the Brigantes culture and history.

But who were the Brigantes, and why are they so important? The Brigantes were a powerful tribe that dominated northern England for centuries, long before the arrival of the Romans in Britain. Their territory covered a vast area, including modern-day Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cumbria.

The Brigantes were known for their fierce independence and military prowess, and they were skilled in agriculture, metalworking, and trade. They had their own language and customs, and their culture was shaped by their connections with other Celtic tribes in the region.

The Brigantes were also known for their resistance against Roman occupation. In the early years of the Roman conquest, they allied with the Romans against other tribes but later rebelled against Roman rule, leading to a long and bloody conflict.

Brigantian Bark plays off the idea of the natural world and the colour brown, referencing the bark of trees and the Brigantes tribe.

Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours shown in our images, please be aware that due to screen resolution, lighting and variances in photo viewing software the image seen on screen may not be 100% accurate.