Gift guides
For the golfer who has everything
A golfer with a full bag does not need another club. What they tend not to have is anything that changes how they practise or what happens between shots — a putter built on a different principle, a set of speed trainers and a winter to use them, a game that gets played on the day it is opened. This is the list for someone who has already bought the obvious things.
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L.A.B. Golf
L.A.B. Golf putters
$300+
The zero-torque putter line, built so the face stays square through the stroke without the hands holding it there. For a golfer who has already tried everything else on the greens.
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Rapsodo
Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor 2 Pro
$150–300
A phone-paired launch monitor that reads ball and club data and records the swing alongside it. For a golfer who wants numbers at the range without building a bay at home.
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Garmin
Garmin Approach R50
$300+
A launch monitor and simulator with its own screen and built-in cameras, so it runs without a laptop. For someone who intends to hit indoors through the winter.
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Garmin
Garmin Approach G80
$300+
A handheld course GPS with a radar launch monitor in the same unit. For a golfer who would rather carry one device than two.
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MGI
MGI Ai Navigator Halo
$300+
The top of the walking-cart range, where the cart does the carrying rather than the golfer doing the pushing. For someone who already walks every round and has decided that is worth paying to keep doing.
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GolfMerica
Merica on-course
Under $30
Nine short audio resets for the moments a round turns — the first tee, a short putt, the hole after a bad one.
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