Banksy Girl With Balloon Alignment Sticks Cover

Scott Readman Concepts

£22

A fusion of golf and art with these alignment/drill stick covers. Fits smoothly over 2 sticks, protecting your clubs. Approx 38cm in length. Made in the UK, shipped worldwide. A fusion of golf and art with these alignment/drill stick covers. The heart-shaped balloon believed to represent love, hope, innocence, childhood and self-confidence. It’s thought that the piece symbolises losing something which is within your grasp. Arguably one of the most prominent works of street art by the infamous Bristolian Banksy. Available in white or grey. The girl on one side and the balloon on the other. Fits

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Registered at Companies House as SCOTT READMAN CONCEPTS LTD, number 10009389. Checked 2026-08-29.
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