They know their handicap to the decimal and the range knows their name. Gifts for the bag, the cart and the nineteenth hole.
10 gifts, each checked on its own product page
Photo: Blue Tees GolfBlue Tees Golf
Yardages, scorecard and a playlist clipped to the cart. The group will either love it or demand the aux.
A golf speaker with a touchscreen that shows hole layouts, green heat maps and live distances, with shot tracking, scoring and 360-degree audio.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Bushnell GolfBushnell Golf
No more pacing off sprinkler heads. They will know it is 147, uphill, and still pick the wrong club.
An ultra-compact golf laser rangefinder with Bushnell's Slope Technology, the smallest in the brand's range.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Frogger GolfFrogger Golf
Clean grooves, dry grips, no soggy towel draped over the bag. Caddie-level fussiness, delivered.
A two-in-one golf towel with a wet side for cleaning clubs and a dry side for hands and grips, separated by a waterproof membrane.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: goodrgoodr
Silly name, serious miles. Fun enough to wear in the finish-line photo.
A pair of beige OG-style sunglasses with orange-gold gradient lenses.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Pins & AcesPins & Aces
A shaggy Scottish cow guarding the big stick. The first-tee conversation sorts itself out.
A hand-sewn synthetic leather driver headcover with a Highland cow design and a soft lining, fitting standard drivers up to 460cc.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Pins & AcesPins & Aces
Release the Kraken off the deck. The 3-wood finally gets some personality.
A hand-sewn synthetic leather fairway wood headcover with a Kraken design that fits standard fairway woods.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Seamus GolfSeamus Golf
The nicest thing hanging off any bag on the first tee. Also wipes grooves.
A golf towel in a Pendleton-style fabric inspired by Utah's Canyonlands, engraved with the Seamus Golf mark.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Seamus GolfSeamus Golf
Forged in a white-hot fire, used to mark a three-footer. Every green deserves a bit of theatre.
A copper golf ball marker hand-forged on an anvil by a blacksmith in Portland, Oregon.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Seamus GolfSeamus Golf
Their driver deserves to dress better than they do on the course.
A driver headcover in hand-woven navy herringbone Harris Tweed from the Outer Hebrides, lined with grey fleece, with an optional personalized leather label.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.
Photo: Sunday GolfSunday Golf
Seven clubs, nine holes, back before lunch. The bag that says "just a quick one".
A small Par 3 carry bag in Toasted Almond, designed to hold just the clubs needed for a quick round.
Checked on its own page Nov 3, 2026. See the price there.