The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity · Golficity

Holiday Gifts Golfers ACTUALLY Want

·42 min·2 clips
"You cannot go wrong" with a dozen Titleist Pro V1s or Pro V1Xs, and the host says customization can add a lucky number or custom saying.
The hosts kick things off by saying it's that time of year again and that they are rounding up their favorite holiday golf gifts of the year. This year's list is packed. A golf simulator that vanishes when you're not using it is one of the headline items, and it's more affordable than you might expect. An AI putting coach also makes the cut. They move through some of their favorite accessories and golf bags, with options in every price range. The list is built to cover everything from a hero gift to something small for a boss. Listeners are told to add their own suggestions in the comments. The hosts note that last year's holiday gift guide had over 50,000 viewers and turned into a huge success, which is part of why this feels like an annual resource. They also say all the links will be in the video description. Later, the focus shifts to accessories that make sense when budgets are tighter. Hazy Golf is one of the strongest examples. The hosts like the products, the price points, and the story behind the brand: a local New York guy with a passion for making great stuff, running a small shop rather than a huge manufacturing operation. Buyers can choose colors and even add wood engraving for a more personal gift, with prices around $100 to $110. They also highlight hickory groove brushes, which can be fully customized. The hosts like the quality from handle to bag clip. They close by saying the goal is to help people find something worth giving or receiving.

As heard by us

A broad holiday golf gift guide spanning simulators, accessories, and thoughtful picks across every price range.

The holiday golf gift guide moves from a disappearing simulator to an AI putting coach, then folds in accessories and golf bags without losing its sense of range.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

You want holiday golf gifts that feel clever, not generic.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →
Listen to the show on