Protecting putter sole

I recently acquired a zen zam, British open 2010 limited edition, from a forum bro here and wanted to game it. When I went to collect it, I was pleasantly surprised to find the putter sole to be in immaculate condition and still very shiny from the bronze finish.

The question comes now, I want to game using it but I also want to protect the sole too, do any people have ideas on how to protect?

I was thinking of putting a layer or two of iPad screen protector over it, cutting to shape. Any ideas?

Thanks.

It's not scratches. It is battle scars. Shows that the club has lived a fulfilling life.
I have some project 2nd chance clubs that has a mint club face but the grip has deteriorated with time and the club has past its time without having even hit a ball.

nrafee wrote:

It's not scratches. It is battle scars. Shows that the club has lived a fulfilling life.

I second that sentiment!

Thanks for the comments. I'm sold on the battle scar thing, haha.

A mate of mine also has the same putter... He uses Electrical tape to tape the bottom and prevent scratches...