There's a particular kind of golf-bag chaos that builds up over a season: a towel that's slid down into the pocket where the tees live, a glove going stiff and curly because it's been shoved in with your rangefinder, a divot tool that's vanished entirely (there's a theory it goes wherever the second sock goes). None of it stops you playing. It just makes the whole thing feel a bit less put-together than it could be.
So today we're not doing a big gift guide — just a look at a handful of small accessories that quietly sort out that low-level bag admin, starting with something new on the shelf this year.
New for 2026: the Magnetic Landing Pad
The Magnetic Landing Pad (£20) is exactly what it sounds like: a simple attachment that slides onto your golf bag and gives your towel a fixed home, so it stays exactly where you need it instead of migrating round the bag over the course of a round. It's a small thing, but if you've ever fished around for a towel with muddy hands, you'll know why "fixed home for the towel" is a genuinely useful idea rather than a gimmick.
It's designed to pair with a magnetic towel, and there's no shortage of choice there — the Flamingo, Birdie Train, Snake Eyes and Tiki Gold designs are all premium microfibre towels built for fast access on the go, at £17.25 each. Pick whichever pattern actually makes you smile when you glance down at your bag — that's really the only selection criteria that matters here.
A proper home for your glove
The other repeat offender for bag chaos is the golf glove. Left loose, it dries stiff, picks up grit from whatever else is rattling around your bag, and generally has a shorter life than it should. The Leather Golf Glove Case (£37.40) is a straightforward fix — it keeps your glove fresh, dry and ready for the next round instead of stuffed into a side pocket and forgotten about. If you've ever been surprised by how quickly a decent glove wears out, storage is very often the reason, more than the leather itself.
The one that always goes missing
And finally, the divot tool — possibly the single most misplaced item in golf. The Sinking Birdies Divot Tool (£12) comes in its own reusable gift tin finished in matte black, which does double duty: it looks the part, and it gives the tool an actual home in your bag rather than a random pocket it can fall out of. Small point, but it's the difference between "I have a divot tool somewhere" and "I have a divot tool."
None of this is essential. All of it helps.
To be honest with you, you can play a perfectly good round of golf without any of these — plenty of golfers do, quite happily, with a towel hanging off a random clip and a glove going crispy in a side pocket. But if you like your kit to feel a bit more sorted, these are the sort of low-cost, high-usefulness bits that make a difference every single round rather than sitting in a drawer.
They also happen to make sensible small gifts for exactly that reason — nobody's going to be disappointed by a landing pad or a glove case, because they solve a problem every golfer quietly has, even if they've never thought to fix it.
You can see the full range of towels, headcovers and other accessories over on the shop page.