When it comes to golf gadgets and gear, if they don’t actually benefit your game, there’s no point in buying them. I’ve had my share of purchases that didn’t quite do what I expected them to and it’s downright annoying. These products, though, actually have a positive impact on your game (I own a handful of them). Check them out and see which ones you can add to your arsenal
The Caddy Splash golf club brush pro is an upgrade from the OG Caddy Splash, featuring a push button to release water instead of having to squeeze a bottle. It releases through the center of the brush, allowing you to scrub away dirt and grime to keep your grooves fresh. A retractable clip keeps the brush within reach when you need it and out of the way when you don’t.
I know cold golf days are (hopefully) gone for a while but grabbing some hand warmers for when the temps drop in the fall is never a bad idea. We golf as long as the course stays open in Wisconsin and those late fall rounds can get cold. If you’re in a cold climate snag a set now. You’ll thank me later.
Gone are the days of wadding up your golf gloves and tossing them into your bag. Prolong the life of that glove by storing it in the Red Rooster glove compartment. It is the perfect accessory to keep your gloves stored flat and dry while not in use and a great spot to keep your phone and keys while on the course. An external Velcro patch allows you to hang your glove from it between shots.
This phone caddie from DESERT FOX GOLF is the perfect accessory for all the riders out there. Keep your phone within reach instead of sliding around the cart storage compartment. It adjusts to accommodate phones of nearly all sizes and is a great way to keep it handy during the round. As a bonus, you’ll have quick access to yardages displayed on your phone during the round if you use an app to track your stats.
Stiff, achy, sore muscles will thank you for keeping the Hypervolt 2 on hand during rounds. Small and compact, it is a great tool to add to your warm-up routine before hitting the course. It features three speeds and a patented pressure sensor that delivers three levels of tension relief. A brushless high-torque 60-watt motor is whisper quiet so using it on the course won’t disturb your playing partners.
GHOST Golf’s magnetic towel is the best golf towel I’ve used. They are super-absorbent so you can saturate one end pre-round without having water dripping all over your gear. The strong magnet makes it a great greenside and range accessory to keep handy so that you can keep your clubs clean and ready for action.
This 6-in-1 divot tool from Birdicon does everything you could possibly want and then some. Repair a ball mark? Covered. A spot to rest your cigar while putting? You bet. Ball marking stencil? Check. You can even pop the top on your favorite beverage with this thing.
An often overlooked and incredibly dirty section of our clubs is the grip. We can’t always see the grime that builds up within a grip but it’s there. From sunscreen to bug spray to sweat, the grip sees a lot of traffic. This product from Geko not only cleans your grip but also helps to improve the tackiness as well. If you’re not quite in the market to buy new grips just yet, extend the life of your current ones with this restorer and cleaner.
Recording your swing on the range is a massively beneficial tool that not enough golfers (in my opinion) take advantage of. The Rokform Shooter Pro is one of the more solid monopod options I’ve seen. It’s built with an extra-stiff steel shaft to provide maximum stability in any weather conditions. MAGMAX magnets are created from n52 neodymium to hold your phone securely. The top attachment also connects via magnet so you can detach it and mount it to your golf cart for convenient transfer between shots when you’re on the course.
A good set of alignment sticks is a great training aid for golfers of any skill level. Swing mechanics, accuracy and a variety of drills can be performed by utilizing sticks. Take your practice up a notch on the range.
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