The 62 Best Golf Gifts Any Weekend Warrior Will Love

OptiShot is an all-encompassing home training system for golfers, and this package comes with a shot mat, a hitting net, and OptiShot's software. In other words, it's the closest they'll get to building a private golf course in their backyard.

This digital caddie provides analytics for every shot—distance, swing speed, ball speed, and smash factor—to help improve targeting on the course. Think of it as a pocket-sized sports statistician.

All your golfer needs to get the real feel of a ball on the club in the backyard, the basement, or anywhere else they can take a full swing. Even better, this one comes with some specific target practice.

A rangefinder takes your game to a new level. It measures distance and slope in fractions of a second.

There are plenty of GPS devices, but Garmin's is the easiest to use on the links: Load up any course and it'll display the golfer's distance from a number of positions on that course (including hazards to avoid), along with other precision tricks.

We'll let you in on a little secret: Get the golfer in your life something like this and you may never need to buy them anything ever again. It's every golfer's dream to hit the ball every day—seriously, it's that simple. And because playing outside isn't always an option, those with enough space to swing a club can get their fix with an indoor simulator setup. But this thing does more than let you feel a real ball on your club face. It gives you the data you need to analyze every shot and so much more, all while playing digital renditions of your bucket-list courses.

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Equipment, accessories, wear, gear, and other golf essentials are curated and delivered to golfers of all levels every month. Keep them on their damn toes for what's coming next.

A suitcase for your golf bag?! I mean, it's so genius, of course only Tumi would think of it. The brand's latest golf collection has so many things worth adding to their arsenal, but this hard case is obviously the favorite.

Not everyone's got the space for a net, no one has time to hit the driving range every day, and few have the money for digital options. The answer? This compact little swing coach.

Or just gift them the tech answer. Garmin's Approach R10 delivers all the metrics they care about and gives them videos to play back and improve their swing.

Golf—they watch it, they learn it, they play it, they live it, and now, they drink it.

Fanatics has a pretty sweet lineup of autographed golf memorabilia, from Masters flags (like this one by undisputed GOAT Jack Nicklaus) to shirts, hats, and more. This is a golf gift no one they know will have, and they'll have it forever.

These vintage-inspired gloves are as cool as on-course style gets. And under $100 for a pack of three? A no-brainer.

The First Cut candle smells like a dewy, freshly mowed fairway. If they don't like fresh-cut grass (weirdo), Aced It Co. offers eight other golf-inspired scents.

Golf can be taxing on the body, but it's not like powerlifting or sprinting. The mind is as important as the body here. So instead of going for the high-power, top-level Theragun, get the slightly less powerful Theragun Sense. It incorporates breath work into its massage routines to relax the muscles, mind, and cardiovascular system.

A sweltering summer tee time is no match for a gallon jug that'll keep water cold for days (literally). They can have a drink, their buddy can have a drink, and the group right behind them can get a cup, too.

As long as golf has existed (centuries), so have training aids, but this kit caught my eye when GolfForever bagged Scotty Scheffler to do its talking. He's a wholesome dude (and maybe the best golfer in the world, depending on when you're reading this), so we don't think he'd put his smiling face on something sketchy. In the end, you can't argue with resistance, so if you're going to get them something to help with their swing, make it this.

A committed golfer will do anything to up their game, including practicing chipping in their own backyard.

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TAG Heuer has made a smartwatch specifically for improving golfing performance. It can track every swing, analyze every shot on each hole, and store statistics, as well as map out over 40,000 (!) golf courses in 2D or 3D. With a golf engraving on the ceramic bezel, it looks the part, too. Basically, it's a personal caddie made by TAG Heuer.

Polos are tough to get excited about, but one polo style we've made an exception for recently is the zipper-front polo. Because it's not expected. And that's what you can tell the golfer in your life when you gift them and suggest they replace their go-to black polo with this one.