I’m looking for suggestions for golf-themed stocking stuffers … balls, of course. Tees. Ball Mark Tools.
Then what?
I’m trying to avoid things that might be nominated for Ridiculous Golf Item of the Week.
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A few years ago I received some re-usable hand warmers. There is a liquid that produces heat as it crystalizes. To re-use one boils the packet. For a early and late season golfer, these are handy.
A head-band, which I use in conjunction with my baseball-style hat in cold weather, is nice even when not golfing.
A pair of rain gloves did wonders for me when we played in the remnants of Typhoon Melor on the west coast. They were a bit pricy in the Spyglass Hill pro shop but I imagine they can be had for under $15.
For my grandkids, I typically give them a dozen (or half dozen) odd golf balls. Over the course of the year I find various balls of unusual colors or logos (e.g. Mickey Mouse).
I think a gift certificate for a swing analysis at SwingCzar.com is a great stocking stuffer. It is $24.95 for 1 analysis. The golfer uploads a video of their swing for a customized analysis by PGA instructors. Check out the site http://www.swingczar.com. Its great for the golfer who has everything they want, except a perfect swing.
My father invented a golf training device, and it is the perfect stocking stuffer. It lets you hit full swing golf shots in your backyard with a real golf ball.
We call it The Rope It Backyard Driving Range.
Take a look: http://www.TheRopeIt.com/