The Tee Social Club homepage with an embroidered custom golf headcover behind the headline Headcovers With Personality.

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November 11, 2026

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The Tee Social Club makes golf headcovers with personality. Shayna designs every one in Winnipeg, from the Signature Collection to one-of-one custom pieces built around a customer's pet, a favourite place, or an inside joke.

Online, the brand had outgrown Square. Custom requests came in through a separate forms app that kept logging her out. Every approved custom order meant building a one-off item and a payment link by hand. And US orders were on hold.

We moved the store to Shopify and built it from designs by our design partner, Carley Dupuis Design. The Signature Collection, custom orders, gift cards and the brand story now live in one store, behind one login.

The Signature Collection section of The Tee Social Club homepage, with embroidered golf headcovers and their prices.

Custom work got a proper front door. Customers send ideas, photos and logos through a form on the site. Once Shayna and the customer settle on a design and a price, she invoices them straight from Shopify. No more one-off Square items or separate payment links: the invoice and the payment land with the rest of her orders.

The Tee Social Club Custom Orders page and its four-step guide: share your ideas, receive your quote, approve your design, and we bring it to life.

Canadian orders over $150 now ship free, and smaller ones go out tracked with Canada Post. The $150 line sits there on purpose: it nudges shoppers toward a third headcover, where the 10% bundle discount kicks in on its own.

US orders are back on. Shoppers there see prices in US dollars and pay duties and import taxes up front at checkout, so there's no surprise bill from the courier at the door. Products carry their HS code and country of origin, which is what Shopify uses to estimate the duty.

The Lemon Drop headcover product page on The Tee Social Club, with driver, fairway wood and hybrid sizes and pickup in Winnipeg.

A few smaller changes make the store easier to run as it grows. New designs go in as drafts and go live together on drop day. Phones get a still hero photo and skip the video download, while desktop keeps the video. And Shayna has a plain-English guide to running her store, written around how she already worked in Square.

The new store went live in November 2026. Square still runs her booth at markets. Online, The Tee Social Club now has room to grow on both sides of the border.

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See it live: Visit The Tee Social Club

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Outgrowing Square Online?
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