Buying golf gifts for dad is its own genre of stressful — he's been playing longer than you've been alive, he already "has everything," and he will absolutely notice if you buy the cheap stuff.
The trick isn't finding something flashy. It's finding something that solves a tiny annoyance he's never bothered fixing himself — a better glove, a towel that actually stays clean, a way to track every course he's ticked off. Here are eight gifts from the shop that land with golfing dads specifically, not just golfers in general.
1. AimPutt & Golf Worm Training Aid Bundle — £49.99
For the dad who's always chasing a lower handicap. A proper putting and alignment aid he can use in the lounge, not just the range — no excuses left for missing three-footers.
2. British Isles Top 100 Golf Courses Scratch-Off Map A1 — £19.95
A poster-sized map of the UK's best 100 courses that he scratches off as he plays them. Equal parts wall decor and bucket list — the kind of gift he'll actually hang up.
3. Big Dog Driver Headcover — £39
Bold, embroidered, impossible to miss in the bag. Dads with strong opinions about their driver tend to have strong opinions about how it looks, too.
4. Ibiza Cabretta Golf Glove — £18
AAA-grade Cabretta leather that actually lasts more than a season — a straightforward upgrade from whatever glove he's been making do with.
5. Leather Golf Glove Case — £37.40
Keeps a good glove from drying out and cracking in the side pocket of the bag — the kind of practical, slightly premium gift that says you paid attention.
6. Fresh Slices Magnetic Golf Towel — £17.25
Clips straight onto the bag or cart, so muddy clubs actually get wiped down between shots instead of "later."
7. Cash Stack Golf Ball Marker — £9
A cheeky add-on for the dad who never turns down a side bet on the back nine.
8. Golf Hat, Glove and Towel Gift Bundle for Golfers — £63.73
If you'd rather not choose, this bundles the essentials into one gift — no separate decisions to get wrong.
The easy way to decide
If he's chasing a lower score, go practical — the training aid or a better glove. If he's past caring about his handicap and just wants to enjoy the round, go a little cheeky — a headcover with attitude or a ball marker that'll get a laugh in the clubhouse.
Browse the full range in the shop, and if you're not sure of his glove size, a headcover, towel, or ball marker is always a safe bet.