You can't go wrong by gifting a nifty gadget this holiday season!
Happy holidays from GOLF.com, your one-stop shop when it comes to looking for gifts for the golfer in your life. (Or yourself. We won’t tell.) This year we’ve compiled the best of the best to make your shopping experience a breeze. Not only will we recommend our favorite products, we’ll tell you where to buy them. For more holiday gift ideas, visit our Best Of Everything hub, or browse GOLF’s Pro Shop.
There are few gifts more universally appreciated than a good gadget. Boasting unisex appeal, everyone can applaud a bit of technology that makes life — or your game — even a smidge better or easier.
With that in mind, here are our 10 favorite gadgets for the golf lover on your holiday gift list. And hey, if you see something you like for yourself, we won’t judge!
While you’re shopping, make sure to take a scroll through the rest of the great items on offer in GOLF’s Pro Shop — your ultimate source for the latest apparel, clubs, training aids and more. Happy holidays!
The best golf gadgets
Desert Fox Golf Phone Caddy
The Desert Fox Golf Phone Caddy easily attaches to your golf cart to keep your phone accessible at eye-level for the duration of your round. Its adjustable sides can accommodate nearly every smartphone model and case.
This Bag Boy Solar Charger charges multiple devices via sunlight and incandescent light. It’s compatible with most GPS units, as well as iPhone, Samsung and most mobile devices.
Golf carts have plenty of compartments, but they don’t always have a safe and convenient place for dad’s gadgets. The Range Gripper RG1 fits into the cup holder of a cart, and it provides rangefinders and phones the convenient safety they need.
A high-quality speaker and GPS distances all in one convenient package! The rechargeable battery lasts for 10 hours, and BITE magnetic technology enables the speaker to easily attach to your golf cart.
Get personalized on-course strategy advice from the Arccos Caddie app simply by placing the sensor in the butt-end of each grip. Advanced analytics (powered by strokes gained) also provide detailed performance breakdowns to guide practice.
