Editors Picks: The Best Holiday Golf Gift Ideas We've Given or Received

Del Campo Socks Santa Pack

Del Campo socks are one of those things that you don't know how much a good sock will make a difference until you try them on. The whole fam wore the Thanksgiving turkey socks this year and I, of course, have had my eye on the new Christmas-themed packs.

$72

Knockaround Moonshot Sunglasses

The oversized frame looks good, yes, but it's the extra UV protection that hits best. And since they are more affordable, I'm not hesitant to ask for a few pairs for the holidays.

$55

Apple AirTags

Whether you’re a golfer or not, there is nothing worse than the fear that comes with losing luggage, and if you’re headed to your next golf destination, Apple AirTags give you the peace of mind that your clubs will be with you the whole way.

$75 (Originally $99)

Public Drip Anywhere Pleated Pants

Honestly, I would love to gatekeep these but they're just too good not to share. Effortlessly cool wardrobe upgrade with a fabric fit for any season.

$170

Pinned Golf Sound Stick Speaker

If you're anything like me, I need music to fill 90 percent of my day. Whether if I'm cooking, working, or playing golf—I need a speaker with me at all times. This was a gift someone gave me last year and it's probably the thing I use most!

$100 (Originally $150)

Nike Dri-Fit Golf Polo

As much as I’d love you to introduce you to a new indy golf brand, this is the polo Rory won the Masters in. So, I know your dad, brother, neighbor or whoever is on your holiday gift list will get a kick out of you saying, “I got you the polo Rory won the Masters in.”

$80

Yeti Hopper Flip 12 Soft Cooler

A win-win: This cooler is golf-cart-ready to keep drinks ice cold even after 36 holes and then I enjoy stealing it (and any leftover drinks) for when I go to the beach post-round.

$250

Sugarloaf Social Club Zip Fleece

This Sugarloaf Social Club Fleece Zip Pullover is the kind of layer you throw on when the vibes are high, the golf is decent, and you’ve got a 19th hole to hit—stretchy, sharp, and just the right amount of cool.

$125

TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini Driver

It's the year of the mini driver and this one is on the top of my wish list. I've had my eye on it for a while and the emergence of the mini driver is officially more than a trend. It's a higher price point, yes, but I consider it the gift that keeps on giving...birdie looks.

$480

Rhone Women's DreamGlow Mock Neck Pullover

Beautifully soft and chic, this is the perfect layering piece to have this winter. From the airplane to the office, it's a versatile pullover that fits any and every occasion.

$148

Vessel Player V Pro Stand Golf Bag

This is by far make favorite golf bag I've ever owned. It's sleek, minimal and not too heavy. I went with the all-white colorway to be able to mix and match my bag accessories more freely but there are so many different style for the golfer in your life.

$391 (Originally $489)

ShipSticks Gift Card

A great last-minute gift idea but also something any golfer will appreciate having stocked, a ShipSticks gift card will make travel easier for the avid buddies trip golfer or encourage homebodies to finally take that bucket list trip now that they don't have to worry about lugging their clubs through the airport.

$50 and up

Golf Course Prints Custom TPC Sawgrass Golf Course Print

The first tournament my dad and I went to together was The Players Championships, so that year for Christmas I wanted to get him a framed print of the Sawgrass course to remember our trip together. It’s a cool piece of art that is not only sentimental but also adds some character to his man cave.

$29

Malbon Hudson Sherpa Crewneck

I'm a sucker for sherpa on the golf course. Living a little north of Boston, I need pieces that will keep me warm for nine or 18 holes. This thing checks all the boxes for what I'm hoping to find under the tree this year.

$198

Malbon X adidas Samba Golf Shoe

I love sambas and these have to be my favorite golf shoes of 2025. They're basically the shoe we all already know and love with a few minor adjustments to make them course-ready. I have a few different pairs already but these are definitely on my wish list this year.

$148

Peter Millar The Ohio State National Champions Hemlock Performance Jersey Polo

As much as it pains me as a University of Florida alum to even look at the Ohio State National Championship embroidery, I know this Peter Millar polo will become my dad’s absolute favorite year-round. He may have a terrible taste in college football, but we both can appreciate a versatile golf shirt that’s lightweight, has four-way stretch and is finished with UPF 50+ sun protection.

$160

Lusso Cloud Pelli Slides

The most comfortable slides on earth. These are by far the most stylish and comfortable slides out right now. A number of colorways, thoughtful collabs, and sizes for the whole family.

$140

Bushnell A1-Slope Laser Rangefinder

Whether it simply be used for practice to dial in wedges or out on the course to ensure you’re getting accurate distances to a target, having a rock-solid range finder is a must. The new A1-Slope from Bushnell is super compact, has clear optics, and can go dozens of rounds before ever needing a recharge thanks to its rechargeable internal battery.

$300

Fore All University Hat

We all have a go-to accessory—and this one is mine. The corduroy vintage dad hat vibe elevates my most casual of looks without trying too hard.

$50

Manors Recycled Greenskeeper Trouser

I started wearing pleated pants on the golf course this year after someone gifted these to me and I'll never go back to what I was wearing before. This pair from Manors is one of the best-looking I've seen.

$150

Jones' Players Series Golf Bag

For all my fellow walkers out there, this is the golf bag to put on your wish list. No one beats Jones when it comes to quality, and this bag is light enough to toss over your shoulder for nine or 18 holes.

$195

BATCADDY X4R Electric Pushcart

This one is a bit of a splurge, but my brother and I were able to split the cost on an electric pushcart for our dad a few years ago and he has gotten our money’s worth tenfold. He’s a member at a particularly hilly golf course and was seeing his scores double on the back nine each week—as constant elevation (and heart rate) increases will do to your game. The remote control stays in his pocket and he usually sets it to the “cruise control” function down the fairway. It’s also easy to remove the battery and collapse down for storage—or when I want to borrow it for a weekend or two.

$950

Limited-Edition WedgeWorks 64 T Grind

I was going to recommend any custom stamped Vokey wedges—it's one of my mom's most prized possessions—but when I saw these on the Vokey homepage, they were too good not to share. These limited edition Wedgeworks 64T Grind wedges with the black vapor finish were added to my wish list this year immediately.

$275

Imperial The California Poppy Tour Visor

Needs no introduction. Adorning the heads of amateur sticks the world over.

$35

Titleist LINKSLEGEND Members Bag

In partnership with Titleist: Best bag I’ve ever owned. I get tons of compliments. Toughest part was choosing between all the colors it comes in.

$435

Williams Sonoma Williams Sonoma Monogrammed Steak Brand & Carving Board

Because I’m a 17 index on the golf course and a +4 on the grill. My daughter chose to enhance a game I actually get better at. She’s a good kid.

$95

Cole Haan Men's Grand Pro Topspin Shoes

While I appreciate the thought and effort that went into the "desk caddie" my kids gifted me last year, I was less-than-subtle when I mentioned how much I would rather have a versatile pair of golf shoes this year instead of a "golf-themed" novelty gift. Any golf shoot I go on, I see a camera guy or crew member wearing these. They're known for comfort, look great, and it doesn't hurt to be prepared in case a last-minute tee time arises once we wrap.

$168

Bluegrass Fairway Leather Minimalist Golf Scorecard Holder

Personalized gifts are the way to go. You can add their initials to this handmade scorecard holder that will patina over time for an even more custom look and feel.

$80

Dormie Sand Yardage Book

One of my favorite gifts I've ever received was when my kids had inscription added to my wallet with a heartfelt note from them. A customized leather yardage book from Dormie, like this one, customized with a little note would make any golf parent's heart melt.

$110

Turtlebox Ranger Portable Speaker

I got this for my husband this year because he always needs music playing but can never find his speaker. This one has a magnetic strip on it that sticks to our golf cart, now the battle is just who gets to control the playlist.

$250

FootJoy MyJoys Premiere Series Packard Spiked

I'm torn on recommending getting your dad custom FootJoys because, while my dad loved them, he never wears them because he's "saving them for a special occasion." I suppose that's as good as it gets for gift giving, but I'd love to see them out on the course one of these days.

$295

Pinned "The Caddie" GPS Golf Tablet

Techy golfers will love this portable screen that magnetically mounts to any golf cart. Great for courses with screen-less golf carts, it provides yardages and and course maps in an easy-to-read view—and it's fully waterproof.

$450