If you love golf equipment and want to add something to improve your game or help you enjoy your time on the course, here are some of our favorites. Each is priced under $100.
Orange whip
The Orange Whip has become almost as popular as a golf club. This is one of our favorite training tools among staff members. It’s great for warming up before a round, building muscle memory and creating a smoother, better golf swing.
Scholl’s Dr
Dr. Scholl’s has several products that can pass for golf equipment.
You can use Dr. Scholl’s polish on your club face to help determine where you are hitting the ball. Keep your golf shoes smelling better and your shots more accurate with the same polish!
Impact golf club
Golf tape is an adhesive tape that you place on your irons, woods or machines to indicate where the ball contacts the club face. If you struggle with inconsistency in your shots, putting a small impact bar on the club can help resolve some issues.
Sharp
Use a Sharpie to mark your ball so it is identifiable. You can also use a Sharpie to create a line on the ball to improve alignment. Mini Sharpies often have a clip on the end that you can attach to your golf bag.
Grooveit brush
The Grooveit brush is a club cleaning brush with a built-in water tank. Playing with dirty golf clubs reduces spin, control and distance. This simple and effective tool offers easy, on-the-go cleaning.
Eyeliner mirror
The EyeLine Putting Mirror is a compact, portable putting training aid that helps players with alignment, setup and mechanics. It works at home and on the practice green.
Scotty Cameron Divot Tool
A classic Scotty Cameron split repair tool is another great golf tool under $100. If you appreciate premium accessories, you’ll love taking this with you on the course.
Glove keeper
Golf gloves should last longer than that. A glove protector helps extend the life of your gloves by keeping them in shape and making sure they dry properly after each round. It’s a simple piece of equipment, but worth considering if you wear premium golf gloves.
Rubber snake
If you haven’t seen the rubber snake videos, run, don’t walk, to YouTube to watch them. A rubber snake quickly tied to a string on your golf buddy’s belt can make for a very fun day on the course. Save this for casual games and then let the kids make a mess at home.
JBL Clip 3
We’ve tested the JBL Clip 3 and it’s always one of our favorite devices. This portable Bluetooth speaker easily attaches to your golf bag. It’s waterproof and durable, perfect for enjoying music on the golf course.
Golf club range chart card
A good reference guide for beginners, the golf club range chart card estimates how far you should hit the golf ball. These are usually based on skill level and many have rules and tips on the back of the card. Most are under $10.
Stripebird
The Stripebird Golf Steel Hub is a magnetic clip that you can put in your bag to help hold magnetic accessories. Most golfers use it as a towel or putter, but you can attach anything magnetic to the Stripebird Hub. Stripebird has other strong magnetic accessories such as a phone case and a magnetic spacer sleeve.
Ball template
A template helps players mark their golf balls with precise lines or designs. A Sharpie stencil and ball stencil can do the trick if you want custom golf balls without paying the price.
Hand warmers
Rechargeable and reusable hand warmers are the best winter golf equipment. If you’ve played enough golf in the fall and winter, you know that warm hands help you grip the club and stay comfortable out on the course.
Massage gun
A portable massage gun can help relieve muscle tension and pain. Golfers use them after a round of golf or to warm up before heading to the first tee. These massage guns can be expensive, but options like Sharp Image are less than $100. Some very low priced portable massage guns don’t have that much power.
Catching coach
Have you finally accepted the fact that your control may not be perfect? Smart players work on their control because it is their only connection to the club. If you want to improve your control and consistency, put the SKLZ Golf Grip Trainer Attachment on your club on the range.
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