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Gifts for golfers

Golfers already own too many tees and logo hats. These picks go after the real wear and tear: balls, yardage, a cleaner bag and a bit of practice at home.

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How to pick a gift for a golfer

Every golfer has a drawer of ball markers, tees and divot tools they never use. Skip those. What a golfer actually runs out of is balls, since water and trees take a few every round, and they rarely buy the good ones for themselves. A dozen Titleist Pro V1 golf balls or Callaway Supersoft golf balls gets used and appreciated.

The second thing to know is that golfers like gear that saves a stroke or a headache. They care about distance, clean grooves and not looking lost on a par three.

Help with distance and practice

A rangefinder is the gift many golfers want and few buy. The Acer golf rangefinder with slope switch is a reasonable entry point, and the Callaway 300 Pro golf laser rangefinder is for a serious player. Slope mode is not legal in most tournaments, so a switch that turns it off is a useful detail. For a golfer stuck indoors in winter, the Putt-A-Bout par three putting green lets them keep practicing the short game.

Small things that get used every round

Microfiber golf towels, a Club Scrub golf club and ball cleaner and a golf club brush keep grooves clean, which affects spin. The Falcona golf cooler bag with 2 ice packs keeps drinks cold on a hot back nine. The A2C magnetic golf cart phone holder is handy for a golfer who rides.

For the golfer who has it all

Try something fun. The Play Nine card game of golf works on the couch, and the GoSports BattleChip backyard golf cornhole game is good for family cookouts. Check their golf shirt size and fit before buying apparel, since polos run differently by brand. If he is also a whiskey lover, or you are shopping for a dad or grandpa who golfs, those lists go deeper.

Questions about gifts for golfers

Quick answers before you buy

What do you get a golfer who has everything?

Consumables and practice aids: premium balls, a putting green for the office or den, a rangefinder or a cooler bag for the cart.

Are golf balls a good gift?

Yes. Golfers lose balls constantly and often play cheap ones to save money, so a dozen premium balls is a treat.

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