Do you want to buy a gift for your favorite golfer, but don't know where to start? While more golf balls go without saying, what else can you give that's practical and fun? No more worries. Here's a list of the 7 best golf accessories for your favorite golfer.
Every golfer needs a divot repair tool to repair the turf on the tee box, fairway or green. Each person handles their divots to keep the course in good shape. The right tool helps. In a pinch, people use a ball tee to fix divots. Help your golfer step up his game with a divot repair tool. They come in all shapes, sizes, and designs. You can give one with a monogram, logo or built-in ball marker.
Anytime you lift a golf ball it must be marked. When a group of players reaches the green, one person goes first. The others mark their balls and remove them. This gives the other players a clear shot when they putt. Give your golfer one to attach to his favorite hat, or keep in his pocket. In fact, give more than one because they are often lost.
No one wants to admit they need a ball retriever. But, every golfer is happy to have one when a ball lands in a water hazard or overgrown rough. It's a necessity for new and experienced golfers. Telescoping, retractable, and extendable models are available. The best thing about a ball retriever is your golfer will come home with more of their golf balls. Golf balls aren't cheap, so this is definitely a money-saver.
Swing analyzers help golfers improve their swing and their score. There are many options for Swing Analyzers. They use sensors to track motion and compile data. Analyzers connect to a club or the golfer's body. It wirelessly transfers data to an app on your phone or tablet. Some have 3D images so can look at your swing and what does or doesn't work.
One of the best golf accessories is a golf towel. It's useful and looks great on the bag. You can find towels in 100% cotton, a blend, or microfiber. Microfiber towels are popular on pro tours. Get the towel personalized, or buy one from your golfer's favorite major tournament. Either way, buy several so you have one in the wash and one in the bag.
Rangefinders have evolved over the years. Golfers no longer have to squint or guess how far it is to the green. Choose a rangefinder based on your golfer's needs. Laser rangefinders find the most accurate distance. GPS rangefinders give a broader view of information on water hazards and bunkers. The GPS models let golfers track stats and scores. A rangefinder may be a separate piece of equipment or a software application.
If your golfer is serious about improving their game, give lessons from a local pro. You may want to opt for a gift certificate, and let your golfer choose the teacher. Here's some advice from the PGA on finding a compatible pro. Convenience and price are important, but you also want compatibility. That means a personality match and common goals.
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