17 Best Golf Gifts of 2025 That Golfers Will Actually Use
ShoppingYou've got this one in the bag. By Jake Woolf and Tyler Chin May 23, 2025Photographs: Students, Metalwood, Vice Golf, Malbon, Footjoy, Lululemon, Ring Concierge; Collage and Design: Brittany LogginsSave this storySaveSave this storySaveAll products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links.The best golf gifts might be the easiest to check off your list. Is there an annoying someone in your life who practices their swing while waiting in line at the grocery store, plans trips to the green like they’re destination weddings, and says things like "be the club!" watching TV on major Sundays? We’re sorry, and good news: that person—a headache any other time of year—is actually the least frustrating to shop for when it comes to the holiday season.Mostly that’s because golf is a hobby that demands a lot of stuff: clubs, cleaning tools, covers, what have you. And that's before we even get into on-course attire—a genre that, like the game itself, is currently enjoying a booming renaissance thanks to a new guard of upstarts brands injecting the sport with a jolt of extremely anti-country club energy. All of which presents endless opportunities to cop the golf fanatic closest to you a spiffy piece of gear they don’t already have in the bag. Whether they're an aspiring tour pro, perfectly content with their 30 handicap, or just eager to give their pickleball racket a break, any of these picks—the absolutely best golf gifts on the market right now—will put a smile on their face the next time they tee up.4/17MalbonMagnolia Pleated Pant$228 MalbonYou don't have to commit to knee-high argyle socks to imbue a tee-to-green fit with the same energy. These '90s-esque pleated khakis do the job with panache thanks to a decidedly modern, stretch-y fabric that marries the old with the new.5/17StixComplete Set$999 $899 StixIf the lucky person on your gift list is new to the game (or hasn't upgraded their gear in a decade), this 14 club set goes for less than most irons, and the matte black finish is about as badass as anything golf-related can get.7/17KaneRevive Recovery Shoes$80 KaneAfter being on your feet all day, the last thing you want to do is slip into a pair of uncomfortable shoes. Kane makes one of our favorite pairs of recovery shoes because they relieve all the stress and pressure of standing for 18 holes, all while staying fresh and sweat-free.9/17Bogey BoysBBGC Check T-Shirt$54 Bogey BoysFor letting everyone off the course know that you take tee time seriously.10/17Dewar's19 Year Old "The Champions Edition"$92 Reserve BarScotch and golf go together like golf balls and clubs.12/17CravinGolf Tees$25 CravinNo smoking on the greens!14/17G/FOREx Mr. P Logo-Appliquéd Crocheted Cotton Bucket Hat$175 $140 Mr Porter
All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links.
The best golf gifts might be the easiest to check off your list. Is there an annoying someone in your life who practices their swing while waiting in line at the grocery store, plans trips to the green like they’re destination weddings, and says things like "be the club!" watching TV on major Sundays? We’re sorry, and good news: that person—a headache any other time of year—is actually the least frustrating to shop for when it comes to the holiday season.
Mostly that’s because golf is a hobby that demands a lot of stuff: clubs, cleaning tools, covers, what have you. And that's before we even get into on-course attire—a genre that, like the game itself, is currently enjoying a booming renaissance thanks to a new guard of upstarts brands injecting the sport with a jolt of extremely anti-country club energy. All of which presents endless opportunities to cop the golf fanatic closest to you a spiffy piece of gear they don’t already have in the bag. Whether they're an aspiring tour pro, perfectly content with their 30 handicap, or just eager to give their pickleball racket a break, any of these picks—the absolutely best golf gifts on the market right now—will put a smile on their face the next time they tee up.
After being on your feet all day, the last thing you want to do is slip into a pair of uncomfortable shoes. Kane makes one of our favorite pairs of recovery shoes because they relieve all the stress and pressure of standing for 18 holes, all while staying fresh and sweat-free.
