In case you haven’t noticed, the holiday shopping season is now in full effect. Early Black Friday Deals there are many, and if you’re a planner, chances are you already have a list of gift ideas for yourself and others. If you happen to have a golfer to buy for – or maybe that golfer is you! — we’re here to help with some gift inspiration.
With so many golf products on the market, it can be difficult to decide what to give. GOLF employees are lucky to have the opportunity try loads of new gear throughout the year. Like you, we try to play as much as possible! Some of my favorite products over the years have been recommendations from others, so that’s exactly what this list aims to do. I asked my colleagues to share every accessory they added to their bag and loved this year to help others create some new favorites too.
Below are their answers – we hope their suggestions help you choose a memorable and much-loved gift for yourself or someone else this holiday season. Happy shopping!
GOLF Staff’s 5 favorite accessories for 2025
Seamus Golf Headgear
Last time I played I lost my trusty 3-wood cover, but I wasn’t nearly upset. It was worn and was going to be replaced anyway, and now I have an excuse to buy a new one at Seamus Golf, one of my favorite golf equipment places. Their headpieces are cute and unique and there are many to choose from. Go shop there yourself and you won’t be disappointed. – Josh Berhow
Seamus Golf Head Covers
Seamus Golf headwear is made from high quality materials, blending tradition and innovation in every stitch.
Bushnell A1-Slope
I’ve tried so many different rangefinders over the past year, but this little one from Bushnell has been my favorite. The A-1 bevel isn’t weird, fits very nicely in one hand without being awkward, and offers bevel correction if desired. You don’t need anything else. – Jack Hirsh
Bushnell A1-Slope Rangefinder
The A1-Slope is Bushnell Golf’s smallest laser gauge ever and features our patented, Tour-trusted Slope technology.
Del Campo socks
These socks are simply the best. Brian Baumgartner quoted, “I got a pair at the 8 a.m. Invitational and now they’re the only socks I’ll ever play golf in.” – Jake Morrow
Del Campo Performance Golf Socks
High enough to trap debris, low enough to stay sleek. No slips, no distractions. You focus on your movement, we’ll treat your feet.
Cobalt Rangefinder Q-6SM
I’m a simple man with simple needs which means accidentally switching from “yards” to “meters” or getting stuck in a state of frustration as to whether or not the slope is correct when all I really want to know is how far I have to drive wherever I point my wonderful distance measuring device. Anyway, I had never heard of Cobalt, but I ran into one of their charms and it looks like they heard my prayers. Stable. Magnetic! Simple. Winner. -Dylan Dethier
Cobalt Q-6SM Rangefinder
The new Q-6SM is now equipped with a high-strength N48-rated neodymium magnet, allowing for secure, hands-free attachment to your cart.
Grooveit Mini G
The Grooveit Mini G brush is my favorite golf item that I’ve had in my bag for years. You see, this brush is not your average cleanser. It’s small enough that it’s not a hassle hanging in your bag, but it’s big enough to get all the grass and dirt out of your holes on the course. Perhaps the best feature of all, however, is the strong magnet that secures the brush to the carabiner. With this magnet holding it in place, you can grab the brush from your bag and use it without the hassle of a wire or chain. And thanks to the strength of the magnet, it is easily fixed in place when you put it back; no need to worry about losing it after use. – Zephyr Melton
Brush Grooveit Mini G
A smaller version of the brush you love with the same great magnetic locking system and strong nylon bristles, only without water… and mini!
$19.99 from Fairway Jockey
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As a four-year member of Columbia’s inaugural women’s varsity player class, Jessica can blow away anyone in the masthead. She can also drive them to the office, where she is primarily responsible for producing print and online features, as well as overseeing large special projects such as GOLF.com.

