WHEN IT COMES to buying gifts for golfers, the best gift is one he would not go out of his way to buy for himself. Fall golf is just getting started, and before you know it, the holiday season is back in full swing, pun intended. We were hard at work on the course this summer, testing all the latest golf gear so you're a bit more informed when buying a gift for the golfer in your life.
From golf gadgets to golf apparel to golf accessories and more, these golf gifts are great to give any time of year (and yes, these picks all come with fast shipping, but let’s not procrastinate here). So whether dad needs a new pair of golf shoes, a low-cost caddy case for small essentials, or a premium launch monitor at a value price for dialing in his shot, these 38 go-to golf gifts are sure to be a hole-in-one. This highly-rated outdoor launch monitor links up with your smartphone to provide real-time data, video replay, and shot trace to help transform your swing.
If you’re a student of the game who really wants to improve your score, this portable monitor is a total game-changer (and way more affordable than a standard launch monitor). Finding a hoodie that looks as good as it wears on the course is pretty tricky. This performance hoodie from Fairway and Greene is buttery soft and fits comfortably over a polo.
It also has great stretch and a clean look that's going to look appropriate at any country club. There's a lot of interesting tech entering the golf sphere, taking advantage of GPS, smartphone apps, and the like. The latest gen Arccos sports 15 individual sensors that stick into the grips of each club to track every angle of your golf game.
We're talking pro-level stats and a precise rangefinder, one that works around the specific climate and elevation. And setup only takes about 10 minutes. And if you don’t want club sensors, the new Arccos Air is just a wearable that does all the same tracking.
This zip-up bag holds two pairs of shoes in the bottom compartment, and a whole mess of apparel and accessories in the top compartment. He can throw this puppy in the trunk and carry all his gear with him to the course. He won't have any complaints if you hand him a box of Pro V1 golf balls.
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