Shopping for a golfer is both easy and difficult. It's easy because there are so many different options and so many things a golfer can use. But it's difficult because a lot of that stuff can carry a pretty hefty pricetag.
Golfweek has already highlighted our favorite gifts in golf apparel, our favorite golf gifts for men and the best golf gifts for under $100
, but now we're going even lower on the price range.Whether you're shopping on a budget or looking for some stocking stuffers, here are 12 great gifts for golfers that will cost you less than $50.
Callaway Supersoft Personalized Golf Balls
Anyone who has read any Golfweek gift guides in recent years knows what I'm about to say: Golf balls are the most fail-proof gift for a golfer. Every golfer could always use a stash of golf balls,
and few will ever complain about receiving them as a gift. The Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls feature an improved core that increases drive and iron speed while still providing a soft feel on and around the greens. And for just $27 a dozen, you can add a special touch by personalizing each ball with the golfer's name, a message or even a photo.
Callaway Supersoft Personalized Golf Balls
$27 at Golfballs.com
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TaylorMade Stratus Tech Golf Glove 2-Pack
Similar to golf balls, gloves are something every golfer can use, and if the golfer in your life plays a lot of rounds, they likely go through several gloves each season. Keep them stocked up by grabbing a two-pack of the TaylorMade Stratus Tech Golf Glove, which are made from a wear-resistant leather blend and feature small perforations for better breathability, keeping your hand cool and dry during those warm days out on the course.
TaylorMade Stratus Tech Golf Glove 2-Pack
$25 at Golf Galaxy
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Yeti Rambler
This isn't exactly golf-specific, but it's almost a guarantee that the golfer you're shopping for would love it and use it. The Yeti Rambler features double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps drinks at their desired temperature for hours. It's the perfect companion for the golf course, whether it's keeping the coffee warm, the ice water cold, or the cocktail chilled.
Yeti Rambler
$40 at PGA Tour Superstore
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Levelwear Omaha Polo
It's no secret that golf clothing is quite expensive these days, and it doesn't always make sense to spend upwards of $120 on a single polo. Worn by PGA Tour pros and major champions like Ryan Fox and Aaron Rai, Levelwear offers high-quality apparel at a very reasonable price, such as the $45 Omaha Polo, which is made from a stretchy, textured pique knit fabric that promise a comfortable fit and a full range of motion in every swing.
Levelwear Omaha Polo
$45 at Levelwear
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Antigua Bright Golf Quarter Zip
On a similar note, golf layers can run you a pretty penny, too. But that doesn't have to be the case. Available in 14 different colors, the Antigua Bright Golf Quarter Zip is made from soft heather textured fabric and provides lightweight warmth for those cooler days out on the course. Designed to be worn to the tee time or out to dinner afterward, this layering piece will quickly become a go-to in any golfer's closet.
Antigua Bright Golf Quarter Zip
$49 at Golf Galaxy
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Skull Candy Ounce+ Golf Speaker
If the golfer in your life is one who likes to enjoy some tunes out on the course, then Skull Candy Ounce+ Golf Speaker is an excellent budget-friendly gift. It's compact and easily portable while still providing great sound quality and volume. With up to 16 hours of battery life and a waterproof coating, this speaker makes the perfect companion for golfers who double as music-lovers.
Skull Candy Ounce+ Golf Speaker
$30 at PGA Tour Superstore
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Titleist Tour Performance Golf Hat
A good new golf hat is a practical, easy, budget-friendly gift that most golfers will love, and the Titleist Tour Performance Golf Hat is a staple of on-course headwear. Made from lightweight performance material, this cap features the brand's three main logos and you don't have to worry about finding the right size, as the stretch clasp closure provides adjustability so every golfer can find the perfect fit for them.
Titleist Tour Performance Golf Hat
$35 at Golf Galaxy
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Nike 3-in-1 Web Golf Belt Pack
An often overlooked but very important part of a golf outfit is the belt, and you can give the golfer in your life several different options by grabbing the Nike 3-in-1 Web Golf Belt Pack. It includes three different colors of waistbands and a buckle that can be easily swapped from one strap to the other. Plus, the Cut-To-Fit design makes it so you don't have to worry about sizing. Golfers can wrap it around the waist to find a comfortable length, cut it off where they see fit and voila, three new golf belts for just $25.
Nike 3-in-1 Web Golf Belt Pack
$25
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Blue Tees Golf 6-in-1 Divot Repair Tool
The best gifts, especially when shopping on a budget, are the simplest and most practical ones. That's what you have with the Blue Tees 6-in-1 Divot Repair Tool, which will immediately become a mainstay in the pocket of the golfer you're buying for. As the name suggests, it's far from just a divot repair tool ― it's also a ball mark, a bottle opener and a groove cleaner. For just $20, this is an excellent option for low-profile gift or a stocking stuffer.
Blue Tees Golf 6-in-1 Divot Repair Tool
$20 at Golf Galaxy
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FootJoy ProDry Roll Tab Golf Socks 2-Pack
Yes, I know the old joke. Socks for Christmas? Who wants socks for Christmas? Well, as you get older you realize that some fresh pairs of socks are actually a very practical, underrated gift, especially for a golfer. For just $24, you can grab a 2-pack of the FootJoy ProDry Roll Tab Golf Socks, which are designed specifically for the course, complete with enhanced cushioning, mesh fabric for breathability, a padded heel to prevent blisters and the brand's signature DrySof Technology for top-of-the-line moisture control.
FootJoy ProDry Roll Tab Golf Socks 2-Pack
$24 at Golf Galaxy
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Devant Caddy Towel
After years of using small microfiber waffle towels that never stayed wet for long enough and didn't do a great job of cleaning clubs, my eyes were finally opened last season to the wonders of a towel akin to the ones used by PGA Tour caddies. The Devant Caddy Towel is a no-frills accessory that golfers are sure to love. It's huge, meaning there's ample surface space to clean clubs, balls, cart seats or whatever else you may need it for, while the ribbed terry fabric does a great job of pulling dirt away from grooves and small spaces within equipment.
Devant Caddy Towel
$20 at PGA Tour Superstore
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Club Scrub Pro
While I do love the caddie towel, sometimes a towel just isn't enough to truly clean golf clubs completely and a big wet towel isn't always the most convenient thing to lug around. That's where the Club Scrub Pro comes in handy. It stays wet on the inside with a rubber interior and it stays dry on the outside with microfiber fabric. Golfers can just pour some water in before they tee off and they'll be set with clean clubs for the rest of the round.
Club Scrub Pro
$30 at PGA Tour Superstore
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Nick Stavas is a digital producer and commerce writer for Golfweek. Follow him on X/Twitter (@nickstavas).
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