Find the avid golfer in your life the perfect golf gift this holiday season.
Some golfers seem to have everything. Nice clubs, brand-new apparel items, the best technology. However, there’s always something you can get the golfer in your life this holiday season.
In this gift guide, we’ve compiled some of our favorite items that would make great, unique presents. Some of the brands included below are Arccos, G/FORE, Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red, Titleist and Voice Caddie.
Why you’ll love it: If you want to take your game to the next level and dive into all your stats, the Arccos Smoke Bundle is for you, and it’s on a massive sale! It can track every shot from your rounds and provide information telling you what you need to work on. The bundle includes: 14 weather-resistant, ultra-light, sensors (one for every club in your bag), a new Link Pro, which automatically tracks shots right from your pocket, without a phone and a full year’s membership to the award-winning Arccos app.
Price: £4,115. Use code GOLFWEEK250 for a £250 discount per person if this trip is purchased before 30th November
Why you’ll love it: Playing golf in Ireland is an incredible experience, where the lush greens and breath-taking views offer an unparalleled backdrop for a game. This package from Lyons Links includes an itinerary featuring the No. 1 golf course on Golfweek’s Best list of golf courses in Great Britain and Ireland: Royal County Down. You’ll also play at the upcoming Open Championship host, Royal Portrush, just a few months before the 2025 Champion Golfer of The Year is crowned there.
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ARCADE1UP – Golden Tee 3D Deluxe Arcade Machine
ARCADE1UP Golden Tee 3D Deluxe Arcade Machine (Amazon)
Why you’ll love it: We can almost guarantee that the golfer in your life doesn’t have this incredible arcade game!
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Why you’ll love it: Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red brand dropped earlier this year, so the golfer in your life might not own a piece of their apparel yet. This polo would make a great gift this holiday season. It’s available in four colors.
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Blue Tees – The Player+ Speaker
Blue Tees The Player+ Speaker (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: Most golfers love to listen to a little music on the course, and this speaker can do that and a whole lot more. This Blue Tees unit also acts as a GPS device and can provide you with all the numbers you need.
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Titleist – ProV1x 2-Dozen Holiday Gift Box
Titleist ProV1x 2-Dozen Holiday Gift Box (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: A golfer can never have enough golf balls, so make sure the golfer you’re buying for this holiday season is loaded up. This is arguably the most popular ball in golf (and the best).
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Why you’ll love it: If the player you’re buying for is always sore after a round of golf, or complains that they’re stiff before teeing off, this is the gift for them. The best part? It can fit right in their golf bag.
Stressing to find a great golf gift? Get the golfer in your life something personalized to show just how much you care!
What better way to spoil the golfer in your life this holiday season than with a personalized golf gift?
Some of the biggest brands in the sport allow you to customize their products, including Callaway Titleist, Arccos and more.
We’ve searched the internet and found some of our favorite customizable products. From golf balls and clubs to apparel and accessories, we’ve included it all.
Why you’ll love it: Titleist’s ProV1 Golf Balls are the most popular ball in the sport and luckily for you, the brand lets you fully customize them! Add logos, text and more.
Why you’ll love it: If you want to take your game to the next level and dive into all your stats, the Arccos Smoke Bundle is for you, and it’s on a massive sale! It can track every shot from your rounds and provide information telling you what you need to work on. The bundle includes: 14 weather-resistant, ultra-light, sensors (one for every club in your bag), a new Link Pro, which automatically tracks shots right from your pocket, without a phone and a full year’s membership to the award-winning Arccos app. Sure, this isn’t a product you can customize, but the player you’re buying for can customize their game with Arccos!
Why you’ll love it: Johnnie-O runs one of the best custom shops in the game. The brand offers dozens of products you can customize with hundreds of colleges. If the player you’re buying for loves their school, something from Johnnie-O would make a great gift.
Why you’ll love it: FootJoy’s MyJoy service is pretty awesome. The brand lets you completely customize several of their most popular shoe models. This is one heckuva gift.
Why you’ll love it: This ball marker set would make a great gift. It comes at a great price and every golfer needs a good ball marker. All you have to do is choose an initial.
Coming into the PGA Tour’s final full-field event of 2024, this week’s RSM Classic, Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg may not have felt a lot of motivation to make a change to his driver. After all, the 25-year-old former Texas Tech star ranked 12th on the PGA Tour in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (0.538) and 21st in average driving distance at 310.5 yards.
But Aberg changed anyway, removing the Titleist TSR2 driver he had used all year to earn eight top-10 finishes and $9,728,857 in prize money and adding a new Titleist GT2 in its place.
Aberg’s GT2 has 9 degrees of loft, but the SureFit adjustable hosel is set in the D4 position, which adds 0.75 degrees of loft without changing the lie angle. The club appears to be fit with the same Fujikura Ventus Black 6 X shaft Aberg used throughout 2024.
Aberg is returning to action after having knee surgery he had following the Tour Championship. That break, and playing one PGA Tour event before the holiday season, may have created the perfect chance to test the new Titleist driver in competition.
On Thursday, Aberg averaged 311 yards per drive off the tee, and on the 584-yard, par-5 seventh hole, his drive went 350 yards.
The PGA Tour’s final full-field event of 2024 takes place this week on the Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside and Plantation courses, and once again, WNBA star Caitlin Clark is stealing the show at the pro-am.
Clark, who competed last week in the pro-am at The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican, teed off on Wednesday alongside 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson, and PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan was in the fivesome.
Clark is using a Callaway Paradym X driver with 10.5 degrees of loft, along with a 15-degree Paradym X fairway wood and Paradym X 3- and 4-hybrids. Those clubs are all designed to help get the ball up easily and maximize forgiveness, which the Indiana Fever star clearly needs. She almost hit the spectators last week on the first tee.
Clark has been playing Callaway Paradym X irons (5-AW), along with 54- and 58-degree Callaway JAWS Raw wedges in her bag. However, Wednesday morning she also had 50- and 60-degree Callaway Opus wedges in her bag, finished in Iowa Hawkeye black and yellow.
Clark’s putter is an Odyssey Ai-One Double Wide, a heel-toe weighted blade with an extended back flange.
The honey-toned Queen B putter line oozes precision and craftsmanship.
Gear: Bettinardi Queen B 2025 Series Putters Price: $450 each Specs: Milled 303 stainless steel head with Mini Honeycomb™ face milling, Royal Rose PVD finish, 362-gram head weight Available: Nov. 29
Who it’s for: The Queen B 2025 series is designed for golfers who appreciate refined aesthetics and demand precision on the green.
What you should know: The Queen B line offers four head shapes that feature precise milling and classic design to give players tour levels of feel and control.
The deep dive: A year ago, Bettinardi released an updated version of the brand’s BB Series, giving the classic blades and midsize mallets a modern look thanks to a PVD finish. Those putters looked refreshed while retaining the classic Bettinardi feel that combines a solidness and softness at impact that golfers have loved for decades.
Now the Tinley Park, Illinois, putter maker is releasing an update to its Queen B family going back to Bettinardi’s roots.
The Royal Rose PVD finish gives the Queen B putters a copper-toned look. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
If you want the latest high-tech face inserts, the newest alignment aids or the hottest new design, look someplace else because the Queen B putters — three blades and a mallet — look as old school as golf gets.
Each Queen B starts as a solid block of 303 stainless steel because it is milled in Bettinardi’s own factory. The 2024 heads each weigh 362 grams, which is heavier than milled blades of the past, but the added material delivers solidness when you strike the ball and enhances stability through the stroke.
The Queen B putters all come with a Mini Honeycomb pattern on the hitting area. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
The hitting area of the Queen B putters is covered by a Mini Honeycomb pattern that blends firmness and a responsive feel. Putts come off the face with a crispness you can feel in your hands, but they don’t sound clicky.
Each of the new Queen B putters comes with a Royal Rose PVD finish that glows with a honey-toned, copper-like shine.
Queen B #16– A traditional heel-toe weighted blade with a wider flange and a crowned topline.
Queen B #8 – Available with a mini plumber’s neck or as a center-shafted putter, the #8 has a compact, squared-off head, solid look and single white alignment line.
Queen B #7 – A classic, semi-circular compact mallet with a slant neck hosel and compact blade length.
Queen B #6 – A heel-toe weighted, wide-body design that blends blade-style and mallet-style looks into one design. Extended heel and toe areas boost stability.
Here are several images of the updated Bettinardi Queen B putters:
Find the perfect gift for the beginner golfer in your life, even if that person is you!
If you have people in your life who are just getting into the game of golf, no worries. We’ve searched the internet for some of our favorite golf gifts that would be perfect for beginner golfers.
Some of the brands included below are Titleist, Callaway, Blue Tees, and Ping.
Why you’ll love it: Every golfer needs a rangefinder. This device tells you how far you are from the hole, and knowing distance is a key skill in the game. This rangefinder comes in at a great price and is perfect for the beginner golfer.
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Titleist – Perma-Soft Golf Glove
Titleist Perma-Soft Golf Glove (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: Making sure your hands are comfortable on your clubs is important, so skimping out and buy a low-quality glove is a bad idea. You can’t go wrong with gloves from Titleist.
Why you’ll love it: If you’re just getting into the game, grabbing a complete set instead of individual clubs is the way to go. You’ll save a lot of money and there are plenty of good options, including this set from Callaway.
Why you’ll love it: Now, if you already have clubs, a high-quality bag is important. If you get a good one, it’ll last years. And when it comes to bags, it’s tough to beat Ping’s Hoofer. It’s available in eight colorways.
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Why you’ll love it: Keeping your clubs clean is something many amateur golfers overlook. When dirt gets in the grooves of your clubs, they don’t perform as well. A big towel like this one is your best bet. It’s available in four colors.
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Why you’ll love it: Too many new golfers try and play without golf shoes. They either think they’re ugly or don’t need them. Well, golf shoes are incredibly important and keep you from slipping all over the place. This pair from Nike is great for on or off the course.
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Team Effort – Repair Tool and Ball Marker
Team Effort Repair Tool and Ball Marker (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: Every golfer on the planet needs a repair tool and ball marker. Team Effort is a great brand for this because you can get a combo set that features your favorite sports team.
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Why you’ll love it: When just starting out, there’s no need to go and buy premium tour golf balls like TP5xs. Instead, buy golf balls from Vice Golf. They are priced well and perform at a high level.
Why you’ll love it: The best way for new golfers to improve is to practice at home. This putting mat can be used anywhere and can be rolled up and stored anywhere.
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The boutique putter maker offers its first “zero torque” options.
Gear: Bettinardi Antidote Series putters Price: $430 each Specs: Milled 303 stainless steel head with 6061 aluminum Available: Nov. 29
Who It’s For: Golfers who struggle to start putts on their intended target line and players who struggle to square the face at impact.
What You Should Know: The Antidote putters are Bettinardi’s first “zero torque” putters and are designed to keep the face square to your stroke’s path and help golfers get putts started on their intended target line more easily.
The Deep Dive: You would be hard-pressed to find a golf equipment maker more associated with traditional clubs and designs than Bettinardi, the boutique putter maker based in Tinley Park, Illinois. For decades, the milled blades and mallets the company released have looked like they should be sold in jewelry stores, but putters like the BB Series and the Queen B series were made to be used and enjoyed. With the release of the two new Antidote putters, the SB1 blade and the SB2 mallet, Bettinardi joins a growing number of putter makers that now offer zero-torque putters.
The Bettinardi Antidote S1 putters have toe-up balance. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
Bettinardi refers to the balance and weighting of the Antidote putters as Simply Balanced. It works by inserting the shaft directly into the putter at the center of gravity (CG). This results in two things. First, instead of the putter being either face balanced or having toe hang, the toe of the Antidote putters goes up when you balance the club. The second, and more important feature, is the face is not weighted or balanced in a way that encourages it to either open or close as you make your stroke.
If you don’t manipulate your hands or wrists, the face of the putter should stay square to the path of your putting stroke, regardless of whether it is straight, has a slight arc, or makes a significant arc. For golfers who struggle to start putts on their intended line or who have trouble squaring the face consistently at impact, this zero-torque design could be helpful.
Both Antidote putters are center-shafted, and the shaft goes into the heads behind the face, creating reverse offset, or onset, which for some golfers can appear odd when they look down in the address position. A benefit of the onset design is golfers can see the ball very clearly when they set up to make a putt because there is no part of the shaft or hosel to obstruct the view.
The milled, grooved face is designed to amplify feel and precision. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
To shift weight and create the balance needed to produce a zero-torque design, Bettinardi used silver-toned 303 stainless steel in the front, heel and toe areas of the Antidote putters, but the blue portions of the heads are diamond-blasted finished 6061 aluminum. The aluminum weighs significantly less than the steel, so more weight could be shifted toward the face.
The grooves in the hitting area are designed to soften the feel of impact.
SB1 – This blade weighs 360 grams and comes standard with three degrees of loft and a 70-degree lie angle. Bettinardi designed it with a dark blue alignment line on the topline and another on the back flange to make aiming the face easier. A 400-gram counterbalanced version designed to help golfers quiet their hands and wrists during the stroke is also available.
SB2 – This square-shaped mallet weighs 360 grams and also comes standard with three degrees of loft and a 70-degree lie angle. It has a short blue alignment line on the topline and a pair of blue lines that extend back from the topline. The SB2 is also available in a 400-gram counterbalanced version.
Here are several close-up images of the Bettinardi Antidote putters:
Cleveland developed the HiBore XL’s unique shape using artificial intelligence.
Gear: Cleveland HiBore XL, HiBore XL Lite drivers Price: $399.99 with Aldila Ascent shaft and Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grip Specs: Titanium face and chassis with adjustable hosel Available: Dec. 6
Who it’s for: Mid- and higher-handicap golfers who want a blend of distance and forgiveness off the tee.
What you should know: Cleveland used artificial intelligence to develop a triangular head shape that optimizes forgiveness, ball speed, and sound.
The deep dive: In the late 2000s, Cleveland HiBore drivers were easy to spot at PGA Tour events for two reasons. First, stars like Vijay Singh and David Toms played them, and second, in a few cases, those HiBore drivers looked nothing like the other drivers. Several models featured a dramatic downward swoop in the crown that drastically lowered the center of gravity (CG) location at a time when carbon fiber was scarcer in golf equipment than golfers who weren’t intimidated by Tiger Woods.
Over time, and with the introduction of new technologies and materials, the HiBore drivers’ look toned down, but now Cleveland is announcing the HiBore XL and HiBore XL Lite drivers and designing them for recreational players who want a blend of distance and forgiveness.
The HiBore XL’s triangular shape was developed using artificial intelligence. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
While artificial intelligence has been used to create many drivers’ faces and hitting areas, Cleveland designers turned to A.I. to create a chassis shape that would create the ideal blend of forgiveness, distance and enhanced sound. So, instead of seeing a swooping crown, the first thing golfers will notice when they set the HiBore down is the triangular shape and extended back portion of the crown.
The face and hitting area of the HiBore XL drivers are also 19 percent larger and look significantly taller. The variable-thickness MainFrame XL design and enlarged shape broaden the sweet spot and help golfers who struggle to consistently make center-face contact by protecting ball speed on mis-hits.
The ActivWing technology stabilizes the head on the downswing. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
To help golfers make solid contact more often, Cleveland also added ActivWing, an aerodynamics-enhancing feature to the heel portion of the crown. ActivWing does not make the driver go faster on the downswing but instead acts like an airfoil and helps to keep the head more stable as it approaches the ball. The two notches in the crown make the air move around the head in a way that encourages the face to square through the hitting area, which should result in better performance.
While ActivWing is not designed to help golfers swing the HiBore XL driver faster, the Action Mass CB shaft design might make the club feel lighter. With an 8-gram weight at the top of the shaft, it counterbalances the weight of the head, so with the same effort, the club should feel lighter.
The Rebound Frame XL face is taller than most hitting areas. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
The 12-gram weight in the back of the head helps to pull the CG down and back, away from the hitting area. The weight can be adjusted by custom fitters who want to change the club’s swing weight.
For players who want even more clubhead speed or who battle a slice, the HiBore XL Lite features the same technology as the standard HiBore XL but is designed with a draw bias and comes standard with a lighter shaft and grip. It generates slightly more spin than the standard HiBore XL driver to help slower- and moderate-speed players create more carry distance.
Both the HiBore XL and the HiBore XL Lite feature Cleveland’s new hosel sleeve that allows players and fitters to increase or decrease the loft by up to 1.5 degrees.
Here are several close-up images of the Cleveland HiBore XL and HiBore XL Lite drivers:
It can be tough to find the right gift for the serious golfer in your life, but Golfweek is making it easy.
Buying gifts for the serious golfer in your life can be a challenge. You don’t want to get something they have no use for. So, we’re here to help.
In this gift guide, we’ve found some of the best gifts for the serious golfer from brands like Arccos, Bushnell, Garmin, Sun Day Red, Lululemon and more.
From rangefinder and GPS speakers to apparel and golf shoes, we’ve included it all in this list.
Why you’ll love it: If you want to take your game to the next level and dive into all your stats, the Arccos Smoke Bundle is for you, and it’s on a massive sale! It can track every shot from your rounds and provide information telling you what you need to work on. The bundle includes: 14 weather-resistant, ultra-light, sensors (one for every club in your bag), a new Link Pro, which automatically tracks shots right from your pocket, without a phone and a full year’s membership to the award-winning Arccos app.
Why you’ll love it: Yes, we understand this is an expensive gift. However, a Golden Tee arcade game might be the coolest gift you could ever get a golfer.
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Garmin – Approach R10 Portable Launch Monitor
Garmin Approach R10 Portable Launch Monitor (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: This fantastic device can be used at home or at the range. It will provide you with all the stats you need about your swing including ball speed, clubhead speed, carry distance and much more.
Why you’ll love it: When it comes to golf shoes, it’s tough to beat the quality of G/FORE. This pair of shoes will instantly become your go-to for your Sunday morning rounds.
Why you’ll love it: Not only is this a high-quality Bluetooth speaker that is magnetic so it can stick to a golf cart, but it’s also a GPS and can provide all the numbers you need. This is a sweet device.
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Sun Day Red – Luare Chain Stitch Hoodie
Sun Day Red Luare Chain Stitch Hoodie (Sun Day Red)
Why you’ll love it: A hoodie from Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red might be the best gift you can give a golfer this holiday season. If you don’t love this color, this hoodie is available in 13 colorways.
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Why you’ll love it: Every golfer needs a go-to pair of pants for the golf course, and this pair from Lululemon is as comfortable as it gets. It’s available in 14 colors.
Price: £4,115. Use code GOLFWEEK250 for a £250 discount per person if this trip is purchased before 30th November
Why you’ll love it: Playing golf in Ireland is an incredible experience, where the lush greens and breath-taking views offer an unparalleled backdrop for a game. This package from Lyons Links includes an itinerary featuring the No. 1 golf course on Golfweek’s Best list of golf courses in Great Britain and Ireland: Royal County Down. You’ll also play at the upcoming Open Championship host, Royal Portrush, just a few months before the 2025 Champion Golfer of The Year is crowned there.
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