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Gear up dad’s game: The best golf gifts for Father’s Day this year

Got a golf dad? No problem! Score big with one of these golfing gifts

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This year, Father’s Day falls on June 15, so mark your calendars and start planning your Father’s Day gifts! Don’t know what to give your golf-loving dad? No problem. We’ve compiled some of our top golfing gear for the past year, and they might just be a real hit for your golf-loving dad.

Here are a few of our favorite ideas for the golf-loving dad that might just be a real hit. These items are a compilation of some of our top golfing gear for the past year.

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Bushnell Tour Hybrid

Bushnell Golf Tour Rangefinder
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The Bushnell Tour Hybrid is a cutting-edge range finder that blends laser and GPS technology to pinpoint distances to the flag up to 500 yards. This is great for the dad who thrives on precision due to the GPS-derived front, center, and back yardage information, and it also has a slope mode for tricky uphill or downhill shots. Golf-obsessed dads will love how it enhances the game, connecting to the Bushnell Golf Mobile App via bluetooth.

The Bushnell Tour Hybrid is currently retailing for $499.99 and comes with a carry case.

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L.A.B. Golf OZ.1i

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If Dad’s the type to spend hours perfecting his putting, the L.A.B. Golf OZ.1i putter is a gift that will transform his short game. This half-moon mallet is engineered with Lie Angle Balance technology, which eliminates torque to keep the putter face square through impact, resulting in smoother, straighter rolls. Crafted with a precision-milled face and customizable weight options, it offers a premium feel and consistent performance. The sleek design, available in multiple finishes, appeals to golfers who appreciate aesthetics as much as function.
This putter starts at $499, but there is also a custom variant available for $599.

Foresight Sports GC3S Bundle

Foresight GC3S Launch Monitor
Foresight / Foresight

The GC3S is Foresight Sports’ first subscription-based launch monitor. This handy tool captures thousands of images per swing to help your dad analyze ball and club dynamics before, during, and after impact. PGA Tour professionals use launch monitors like this to analyze their club performance indoors or outdoors. The Foresight Sports GC3S bundle includes the Bushnell Golf Pro X3 LINK laser rangefinder and his first year of Gold Subscription.

Set at $3,799, this bundle also comes with an option to add Sim in a Box Premium for an additional $1,999.

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YETI Rambler 35 oz Straw Mug

The Yeti Rambler 42 oz Tumbler with Handle and Straw Lid on a white background.
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Long hours outside in the sun can lead to dehydration, and the beers certainly don’t help. The YETI Rambler 36 oz Tumbler is a great option for keeping your dad’s drinks ice cold, even through 18 holes on a hot day. This tumbler is double-wall vacuum sealed and made from stainless steel to hold up during those bumpy rides. The straw lid allows for easy supping between shots, and the no-sweat design will keep hands dry. Best of all, it’s dishwasher safe.

Retailing for $42, this option comes with a variety of colors, including Big Wave Blue and Firefly Yellow.

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Titleist Pro V1 Personalized Golf Balls

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Golf dads will love the sentimental touch a personalized golf ball can bring. The Titleist Pro V1 personalized golf balls are a great option for customizing with his initials, a nickname, or Father’s Day wishes. You can even add logos and special marks. The Pro V1s are great for serious golfers, so they’re practical too.

These will start at $55, but the pricing will vary depending on the level of customization.

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RhoBack Men’s Short Sleeve Performance Polo

RhoBack Mens Short Sleeve Performance Polo
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Normal polos aren’t made with golfing in mind. Once your dad tries a golfing polo, he won’t want to go back. The RhoBack Men’s Short Sleeve is a great option out there because it’s made with moisture-wicking and four-way stretch technology that will keep your dad cool and unrestrained out on the green. It can be worn tucked or untucked, and is wrinkle-free with UPF sun protection for those sunny afternoons.

Retailing for $90, this comes in Annapolis Blue and Thunder Grey.

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Vessel Lux Golf Glove

Vessel Lux Golf Glove
Vessel Golf / Vessel Golf

A golf glove is great for an extra level of grip while out on the course, and the Vessel Lux Golf Glove is a solid choice. Crafted from premium AAA Cabretta Leather, this golf glove has a buttery-smooth feel and is designed for a premium fit thanks to the strategically placed elastic bands and the pull-tab closure. Finger perforation allows moisture to evaporate, so sweat won’t be a problem. Just make sure you know if your dad is a lefty or a righty so you can purchase the right glove for him.

The Vessel Lux Golf Glove retails for $39.99 and comes in white and black color variants.

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As Father’s Day approaches, choosing the perfect gift for your golf-loving dad is a chance to celebrate his passion for the game and everything he means to you. From cutting-edge tech to stylish golfing apparel, we hope he will love these golf gifts as much as we do!

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