35 Best Golf Gifts to Give Any Time of Year

Finding a pullover that looks as good as it wears on the course is pretty tricky. This performance hoodie from Peter Millar 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 Arccos sports 14 individual sensors that stick into the grips of each club to track every angle of your gold 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.

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. The resounding best golf balls on the planet are never disappoint, and it’s an easy gift you can buy multiple of and hand out to family members and friends.

This net opens up to a 10 by 7 foot size that’s big enough to practice driving the ball. The best part is it’s totally packable.

The Player+ blends together two vital gadgets a weekend warrior needs: a Bluetooth speaker and a rangefinder. The speaker is big enough to give you quality tunes, yet portable enough to fit in a golf bag. On the end of the speaker is the rangefinder, which dials in your yardage to the pin with excellent precision, and then reads off the info to the small display screen. Battery life lasts up to 10 hours, so you can use this bad boy through 36 holes without a charge. Isn’t it beautiful?

“Drive for show and putt for dough,” is how the saying goes. Every golfer can always benefit from more (and more consistent) practice on the greens. Give him the ability to do so right from home by practicing those within-10-foot putts that are oh so crucial to drain in a round.

It’s time he had a pair of technical golf pants. The Performance Link Pants from Bonobos are just that—they’re lightweight, have a subtle stretch, and are breathable even on the hottest of days. Our editors have played plenty of rounds in these and consider them the premiere golf pant.

A rangefinder is a great gift to help his play on the course—it’s a little easier when you know exactly how far you’re trying to hit the ball! We’ve been testing this one from Redtiger lately and has great battery life (and is USB-C rechargeable), is easy to lock onto the pin, and takes slope into account during measurements.

We are team pro shades on the course (your can’t ever go wrong protecting your eyes), and as such are always looking for sunglasses that perform but also feel like they’re not really there. Tifosi, makers of some great cycling and sport glasses, do a great job for an affordable price with the Rivets here.

This zip-up caddie case measures 10 inches by 5 inches and holds all your small essentials. You can store your tees, golf glove, ball marker, divot tools, and more.

Keep your favorite golfing pants in position with this minimalistic belt from Groove Life. It’s fit with a magnetic buckle and the ideal amount of stretch to accommodate your drives, chips, and putts.

This portable golf ball washer clips onto the side of a bag and is no bigger than a tall boy can—which means it will also sit in most golf cart cup holders.

Maybe he needs a swing analysis to tighten up his game? Or maybe he just wants to get together with some buddies to play some closest to pin nights on a simulator. Either way, a Five Iron Golf gift card has him covered. With 35 locations around the world, these indoor simulators have everything from leagues to professional club fittings to leagues (all with food and drinks to boot).

He will never play like Tiger Woods. But at least his bag can look sport the GOAT’s logo from his brand. A collab with premium bag maker Vessel, this plush leather driver head cover will elevate the look of his bag (and protect the big stick) while putting out that IYKYK vibe on the course.