> C L I C K H E R E T O C H E C K O U T T H E E N T I R E S E L E C T I O N O F A C C E S S O R I E S F R O M W O R L D W I D E G O L F S H O P S
STOCKING STUFFERS … UNDER $50
IN THE BAG
FootJoy Deluxe Shoe Bag ($39.99)
and Proactive Sports Yankee Shoe-
keeper ($19.99) represent a
thoughtful combo gift for the fre-
quently traveling golfer or un-
abashed golf-shoe addict. The
nylon mesh FJ bag has a large
pocket for storing extra spikes,
cleat tool and shoe cloth. The
Shoekeeper's cedar toe absorbs moisture, acid and salts while
preserving the shoe's shape. CLICK HERE to shop online.
COVERING CLUBS IN STYLE
Retro-classic headcovers by Sunfish or Rocket Tour (starting at
about $35.99 each) bring style and old-school-is-new-school
flair to the golf bag. Choose from finely knitted wool covers
with pom-poms or tassels to lux leather covers. Fun argyle
and stripe patterns make it an
easy decision to ditch OEM head-
covers in exchange for inspired
stick fashion. But if your golfer is
more gridiron than runway, con-
sider the nylon NFL three-piece
headcover set embroidered in
team logos ($44.99).
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TO THE RESCUE
A ball retriever (starting at $29.99)
is a golf-godsend not only when
you've found water but also when
the ball has rolled under cactus or
a thorny bush. Products like
Search N Rescue's Blue Rescue Re-
triever make it easy to recover er-
rant balls with a simple cover-
and-lift mechanism. Most are
made of weather-resistant materi-
als and come with a cover. There also are "pocket retrievers"
like the Pro Line Sports I Gotcha Retriever that can slide into
the side pocket of the golf bag. CLICK HERE to shop online.
GO TO THE MAT
Training tools enjoy
evergreen popularity,
so why not give your
golfer a hitting mat and
net combo ($34.99 and $49.99) for practice away from the
range? The 1-foot-by-2-foot SKLZ Launch Pad hitting mat
may be compact but its features play big. The realistic grass-
like mat lets you practice hitting off the tee, from the fairway
or out of the rough. Pair this mat with a large pop-up hitting
net and you can create your own back yard driving range.
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2 MORE WAYS
TO GIVE THE
GIFT OF GOLF
G
ive the gift of golf –
even when you don't
know exactly what to give.
There are two options to
choose from, and both gift
cards can be used online, in
stores, and on the phone.
Gift Card: Traditional gift
cards are shipped via UPS or
USPS and orders of $99 or
more get free domestic
ground shipping.
E-Card: If you're in a rush,
we'll send an email with an
electronic gift card code.
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GIFT CARDS!
