Find the best in golf tech for the golfer in your life, including rangefinders, GPS watches, portable speakers and more.
When it comes to spoiling the golfer — or golfers — in your life during the holiday season, it can be a challenge to find the perfect gift. Lucky for you, we’re here to help. We’ve searched the internet for some of the best golf technology gifts to make sure you look like a gift-giving superstar.
Some of the brands featured below are Arccos, Garmin, Bushnell, Whoop and more.
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.
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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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Want to improve your game this offseason? Check out this list of best home golf simulators and launch monitors.
Even though we don’t want to think about it, winter is quickly approaching. That means some golfers around the country are about to be stuck inside thanks to low temperatures and snow. To make sure you can still get some practice in this winter, we’ve created this list of some of our favorite golf simulators and launch monitors.
Whether you’re looking for a device to put in your garage or basement, or something you can also bring with you to the range once spring rolls around, we’ve included it in this list.
Some of the brands included below are Foresight, Garmin, Bushnell and Rapsodo.
Why you’ll love it: The Launch Pro from Bushnell is both an at-home simulator and a driving range tool. It works perfectly outdoors and in and is powered by Foresight, one of the biggest names in the launch monitor space.
Why you’ll love it: This device from Garmin is perfect for players who want a launch monitor for range sessions, or if they have a space at home they can practice. The Garmin Approach R10 is small enough to fit in your golf bag and comes at a very reasonable price for a launch monitor.
Why you’ll love it: Like the Garmin R10, the MLM2PRO from Rapsodo can fit right in your golf bag. One of the best parts of this device is that it can pair to your phone and take videos of your swing, while providing all the data you want to know.
Why you’ll love it: The SC300i from Voice Caddie is a great choice if you’re looking for a tool to use during your next range session. It connects to your phone so you can keep track of all your data and voices your stats after each swing.
Why you’ll love it: This is a new product from Uneekor and is another great option if you’re looking for a launch monitor for your garage or basement simulator area.
Why you’ll love it: Like the Bushnell Launch Pro, the KIT from Full Swing can be used at the range or at home in your simulator space. It provides 16 key pieces of data with each swing and is backed by Tiger Woods.
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Foresight – GC3 Essentials Plus Bundle
Foresight GC3 Essentials Plus Bundle (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Why you’ll love it: The GC3 from Foresight is perfect for at-home use or the range, but you get a lot more with this bundle including FSX Play software, 25 golf courses and much more.
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Are you working on your mile time? Or maybe you’re looking to build endurance for a marathon? If so, you’ve probably scoured online running forums, resources, and websites in search of helpful tips. In the modern age, sometimes it feels like there is an endless amount of information to sift through. The trouble is finding high-quality information, especially when it pertains to fitness. Make your quest for knowledge easier with this list of the three best running apps on the market. These handy tools can connect you to other runners, help you find new routes, and so much more. Try them out, and get ready to upgrade your running routine.
The game’s governing bodies plan to reduce distance at elite levels by altering the tests that must be passed for any ball to be deemed conforming to the rules. By increasing robotic testing speeds and altering other test parameters, the governing bodies effectively will require a slower, shorter golf ball to comply with the Model Local Rule. It will then be up to any event or tour to adopt the Model Local Rule.
The PGA Tour’s response states: “We continue to work closely with the USGA and The R&A on a range of initiatives, including the topic of distance. Regarding the Notice to Manufacturers announced today, we will continue our own extensive independent analysis of the topic and will collaborate with the USGA and The R&A, along with our membership and industry partners, to evaluate and provide feedback on this proposal. The Tour remains committed to ensuring any future solutions identified benefit the game as a whole, without negatively impacting the Tour, its players or our fans’ enjoyment of our sport.”
Manufacturers and golf stakeholders can provide feedback on the proposed changes until Aug. 14, 2023. If adopted, the proposal would take effect on Jan 1, 2026.
Acushnet, which produces Titleist and FootJoy equipment, also released a statement, saying this bifurcation would divide golf between elite and recreational play, add confusion and break the linkage that is part of the game’s enduring fabric.
“Playing by a unified set of rules is an essential part of the game’s allure, contributes to its global understanding and appeal, and eliminates the inconsistency and instability that would come from multiple sets of equipment standards,” said David Maher, president and CEO of Acushnet. “Unification is a powerfully positive force in the game, and we believe that equipment bifurcation would be detrimental to golf’s long-term well-being. As a result, we will actively participate in this conversation with the governing bodies, worldwide professional tours, PGA Professional organizations, amateur associations and federations, and golfers, in an effort to contribute to the continued enjoyment and growth of the game.”
If the testing changes are approved, equipment makers will need to make balls for elite players that meet one set of testing standards and make different balls that meet the current set of testing standards for club players.
Although these proposed changes aren’t yet approved, they could signal a large shift in the way professional golf is played and viewed.
Famed NFL quarterback Tom Brady and NBA star Steph Curry are among a group of celebrities under investigation by a Texas regulator for possible violations of securities laws related to their promotion of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX. …
Erik Slater @erikslater_
Seth Curry said he’s “steadily getting better” physically.
“I’ve been up and down. Still fighting some things just consistency-wise of feeling 100 percent… I’m not all the way there, but I’d say it’s a long process, long season, and eventually I’ll get where I need to be.” – 1:33 PM
Erik Slater @erikslater_
Seth Curry on Ben Simmons and his improvement:
“The past week or two he’s been a lot more upbeat and positive about himself and about his game… I think part of that is just him getting more healthy.” – 1:24 PM
Justin Grasso @JGrasso_
Seth Curry said he had added motivation against the #Sixers last year, but not as much this time around.
“Me, myself personally, just trying to get my game all the way right back healthy. Tonight is another step in just trying to build for the rest of the season.” – 12:19 PM
Gina Mizell @ginamizell
Sixer-turned-Net Seth Curry on what he’s expecting tonight: “Philly fans are passionate. I’m sure they got some stuff they want to get off their chest when Ben’s out there on the floor. Even though last year was hostile, in the same sense, they showed me a lot of love.” – 11:33 AM
CJ Holmes @CjHolmes22
The Warriors sat Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins on Monday, the second game in a back-to-back set.
The results were predictably ugly.
https://t.co/5oM6Y1xLQJ pic.twitter.com/fC3ngW7Rj6 – 11:20 PM
Oleh Kosel @OlehKosel
Half an hour before tip-off, and a good amount of fans booed after seeing Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green listed on the Warriors inactive list on SKC’s jumbotron. – 7:37 PM
Madeline Kenney @madkenney
Steve Kerr expects Kevon Looney to play tonight in New Orleans. Andrew Wiggins will not play along with Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson. – 6:33 PM
Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen
Just one incorrect call stands out from the L2M report of Rockets-Warriors. Curry carried ball before his high-arching, game-clinching 3. official.nba.com/last-two-minut… Rockets had wrong shooter (Smith) take technical fts earlier. Porter took too much time inbounding but missed, anyway. – 4:22 PM
Tennessee will undoubtedly be a short-lived No. 1 in the College Football Playoff rankings after the team was dispatched in Athens. Vegas gave Georgia the nod in the initial odds, and it looks like the Vols just couldn’t close the deal on pulling off the relative upset.
The statistics here on just how well sportsbooks did will surprise you.
Georgia (-9.5) wins 27-13 and covers easily.
Sportsbooks clean up, as Vols were biggest single-game liability at multiple shops.
While Tennessee can still make a convincing case for a College Football Playoff spot, it’ll be tough for any team to take away the No. 1 spot from Georgia.
At present, the Bulldogs are on track to represent the SEC East in the SEC Championship.
