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From music lovers to new parents to business travelers, there are certain interests some people have or categories they fall into that make the search for the perfect gift a much simpler process.
If you have someone in your life who considers themself an avid golfer, the holidays should go pretty smoothly.
Golf is an expensive hobby to have, and in my experience, those who golf are rarely casual golfers, but rather committed to the sport and excited to break out the clubs any weekend the opportunity arises.
Chances are if you get them something to help them knock a few strokes off their handicap, it will be much appreciated this holiday season.
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A smartwatch made for golfers
The GPSy watch from Callaway was made specifically for golfers and comes preloaded with over 30,000 courses committed to its memory. It will automatically recognize the course you’re on and help out with distances, hazards, and other useful information. You can even keep score with it in a pinch. And if you think your giftee would prefer a fitness tracker to a smartwatch, the Garmin Vivoactive comes with similar features.
Callaway GPSy Golf GPS Watch, $149.98
A golf-tracking system
The Arccos Golf Tracking System is one of the few fusions of golf and technology that can give genuine insights for your game. It’s a set of 14 light and tiny sensors that twist individually into the top of your clubs. You link each one to your phone (or Apple Watch) over Bluetooth 4.0, make sure phone's GPS is on, then play your round.
If you're giving this to a serious golfer or an enthusiast looking to knock a few strokes off their handicap, this is an easy way for them to see where there’s room for improvement.
Arccos On-Course Stats Tracking System, $199.99, available at Amazon.
A new golf shirt
I’m a fan of golf fashion and have written previously about some of the best dressed guys on the tour. Nike makes it easy to dress like the pros, whether you want to give a bolder look akin to Rickie Fowler or simply want a comfortable golf shirt that will move with your body and not mess with your swing. Check out all the golf apparel Nike has to offer here.
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