But if your dad seems to already have everything a golfer could ever want, it might be time to take it to the next level this Father’s Day with an expensive, show-stopping gift your dad can treasure for a long time to come. If you find yourself in that scenario, this is the gift guide for you.
Whether it’s a top-of-the-line GPS rangefinder, a stunning new watch, or a full-sized swing simulator, below you’ll find 10 great suggestions for luxurious gifts that would make any dad jump for joy.
And to make your life easy, you’ll find a brief description and photo of each product, and a convenient link to purchase it right now. Father’s Day is inching closer and closer, so there’s no better time than now to get your gifts in order.
Sun Mountain Leather Navy White Red Cart Bag
$500
If you’re dad is an avid golfer and a high-roller, he needs a golf bag that lets everyone know. This leather cart bag from Sun Mountain is made with luxurious Mongolian yak leather, and it’s decked out in red, white and blue, with American flag detailing. While it’s perfect for the cart, it weighs only 4.5 lbs. and includes a classic single strap so it can be carried as well.
If you like the idea of buying your dad a memorable golf bag, but you really want to blow it out of the water, consider these customized bags from FlagBag Golf Co. Each bag is personalized and constructed with the golf flags of your choice, whether their from your home course or all the majors you’ve attended. The bags are made by the skilled artisans at Macdonald Leathergoods, and they’re recommended by none other than GOLF senior writer Alan Shipnuck.
Swiss luxury watch brand TAG Heuer knows a thing or two about the finest timepieces around, and now they have a new product designed with golfers in mind. The TAG Heuer Connected Golf Edition smart watch features all the top-of-the-line construction you expect from the company, but with new technology to help golfers take their game to the next level. The Golf Edition connects to the TAG Heuer Golf app, which is packed with features to help master the course, such as 3D mapping, hazards distance, shot tracking, scorecards, pro stats and the new Driving Zone feature. Buy your dad this watch and he’ll be thanking you for years.
Club Glove TRS Ballistic 3-Piece Ensemble Black Luggage
$2,248
Golfers don’t only need a good golf bag to carry their clubs, they need high-quality luggage to pack all their golf apparel and dining wear for their next golf buddies trip. If your dad jets around the world to play the best golf course, Club Glove’s TRS Ballistic 3-Piece Ensemble is the perfect gift for him. The three-pice premium luggage ensemble is designed specifically for golfers and features 12 packing modules of varying sizes and the Integrated Train Reaction System (TRS) which allows you to connect all three rolling luggage pieces together for easy transport.
Every passionate golfer needs a top-of-the-line GPS rangefinder to help them zero in their yardages, especially if they’re playing golf courses all around the world. The Leupold GX-5i3 GPS rangefinder is one of the best. Its Digitally eNhanced Accuracy system is one of the most powerful in the market. It also features True Golf Range, which displays accurate range, incline or decline, current temperature trajectory of the ball and altitude. And the Club Selector will even suggest which club to hit.
If you’re dad is golf-obsessed with money to spend, he probably already has the latest golf shoes to hit the market (or several pairs of them). But what is he supposed to wear on the drive to the course, or in the grill room after his round? FootJoy’s FJ Dress Cap Toe Casual shoes are made for exactly that. Featuring superior craftsmanship with a premium full grain leather construction, detailed stitch styling and leather outsole, these shoes will make your dad look good, and keep his feet happy.
Optishot’s Golf in a Box will give your dad everything he needs to hone his game in the comfort of his own home. The simulator features 15 iconic golf courses rendered in a striking 3D environment, and allows up to four players. In addition to the OptiShot2 simulator, your dad will get a high-grade hitting net and a hitting mat specifically designed to fit the simulator.
If you’re looking to buy a launch monitor for your dad but he needs it to be portable, the Swing Caddie SC300 Portable Launch Monitor could be the perfect gift. The SC300 connects directly to a phone or tablet via bluetooth, and it can be used anywhere you can make a golf swing. It will provide your dad with exact statistics on his performance, including swing and ball flight metrics found in professional launch monitors, such as launch angle, apex, and spin.
If the last two suggestions don’t quite do it for you, and you really want to go over-the-top for your dad this Father’s Day, the Foresight Sports Sim In A Box is the ultimate purchase. The full-size, fully-decked out swing simulator is big and packed with technology. With this sim, which features eight world-class courses, your dad won’t ever need to go to the golf course… as long as he has room for it at his house.
We all know a golfer or two who has the financial resources to buy new clubs every year, but stubbornly resists for one reason or another. If that sounds like your dad, it’s time to buy him a brand-new set of sticks. Fairway Jockey has all the latest models of all club types at the lowest prices online. Whether your dad is a loyalist to one brand or likes to mix it up, you’ll find everything he could ever need there. (Fairway Jockey and GOLF.com are operated by the same holding company, 8AM Golf.)
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