'These Are My 11 Favourite Mother's Day Golf Gifts'
Don't forget to treat your mum this Mother's Day! Here is a selection of some great golfing gifts
Of course, every day we should celebrate our mother, but are you organised for Sunday 12 May, which is Mother's Day in the US. Yes, all mums love flowers and chocolates, but if they play golf, why not break away from the norm and show your appreciation by treating them to a special gift to boost their game. Here’s a selection to give you a few ideas, some more extravagant than others!
Adidas 360Tour 24 Women's Golf Shoe
If you know your mum’s shoe size, she’ll be really impressed if you surprise her with one of the best women’s golf shoes. Adidas' 360Tour 24, is the latest version in the popular Tour360 franchise and is a performance-led shoe that provides ultimate comfort and will give her the stability she needs on every shot. It looks good as well, so she'll be the envy of her golfing pals.
- Read our full adidas 360Tour 24 Women's Shoe Review
Callaway Reva Women's Golf Balls
It’s fair to say that women don’t lose as many golf balls as men, but they can never have too many! Callaway’s Reva ball is designed for beginners or women with a slow to moderate swing speed. This ball conforms to the Rules of Golf, but it’s actually 9% larger than a standard golf ball, although you wouldn’t notice until closer inspection. The larger diameter means the centre of gravity is higher to help launch the ball more easily with greater forgiveness on mishits.
- Read our full Callaway Reva Women's Golf Ball Review
Tifosi Optics Rivet Sunglasses
While sunglasses are not the easiest gift to buy as they are a very personal product, I believe that any mum will love this newly launched pair called Rivet from Tifosi Optics, who is celebrating 20 years as a sport and lifestyle brand. Rivet has shatterproof and scratch resistant lenses and fully adjustable ear and nose pieces. There are five separate lens combinations to choose from, but the Enliven Golf lens is what mum needs to elevate her game!
US brand Golftini has such an extensive range of skorts in different designs, so you're bound to find at least one pattern that your mum will like. Each has a name and the one pictured is called 'No Boundaries'. It's a pull-on style in a stretchy fabric and has matching undershorts. It's also available in two lengths.
G/FORE Women's Golf Glove
G/Fore is a brand that is sure to put a smile on your mum's face as it's full of youthful energy. If you know your mum's glove size, color preference (and you should know her personality!) there are 12 vibrant colors to choose from. It's made in premium leather, so it's ultra soft and has a Velcro tab so you can adjust the fit for maximum comfort.
- Read our full G/FORE Women's Glove Review
Motocaddy M1 DHC Electric Trolley
If you really want to push the boat out and you’ve heard subtle hints from your mum about wanting one of the best electric trolleys for women, then you won’t go far wrong with Motocaddy’s M1 DHC model with a red trim, as it’s compact and simple to use. It’s packed with features including a clear widescreen display, nine speed settings, Adjustable Distance Control (up to 45-yards), a USB charging port and tool-free handle height adjustment.
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- Read our full Motocaddy M1 DHC Trolley Review
Under Armour Playoff Ace Polo
Purple is in this season and if this is a color that suits your mum, she’ll be happy with this women’s polo shirt from Under Armour. The fabric is nice and stretchy and it has a subtle all-over pattern. Other detailing includes a 4-button placket and a shaped hem for extra coverage, which also adds to its feminine shaping, and it also features odour control technology, which is always a good thing!
Puma You-V Paradise 1/4 Zip Pullover
This is not a pullover in the traditional sense because it's made in a lightweight, silky soft fabric with UV protection that includes 30% recycled materials. If you're mum loves vibrant prints, then look no further. She'll definitely stand out on the fairways in this all-over floral print. We also give this top marks for versatility because the relaxed fit means that you can easily wear this mid layer on its own, or if you're feeling ultra generous, mum can complete this outfit with Puma's sleeveless shirt in the same print.
- See more ideas for the Best Women's Golf Clothes
Ping Hoofer Golf Bag
Ping's Hoofer bag is regarded as one of the best golf bags on the market because it’s lightweight, and although it’s designed as a carry bag, I’ve also used it on an electric trolley as an alternative to a bigger cart bag. It has plenty of space, 16 pockets, in which to keep all your belongings and the 5-way divider keeps your clubs protected and stops them from bunching up. Shoulder pads and backpack style straps make it comfortable to carry and it comes in four different color options.
- Read our full Ping Hoofer Golf Bag Review
PXG Boat Neck Sweater
Your mum might not play golf as well as LPGA player and PXG brand ambassador Lydia Ko, but she can certainly look as smart as her in this super stylish boat neck sweater. It's made in a luxurious fabric with detailed ribbing, and in typical PXG style, transcends beautifully from the golf course to an everyday lifestyle. New for the 2024 season, you might want to check out the whole collection to add to this attractive mid layer.
Penguin Groovy Pete Print Skort
This 16" flounce skort from Penguin has a fun all-over 60s-inspired Penguin Pete print combining pastel shades of light pink and green. It's a lightweight and stretchy fabric in a polyester and elastane mix with a nice anti-slip waistband, and the flouncy design will provide any mum with a flattering fit. If you're feeling ultra generous, a matching polo shirt is available.
Alison Root has over 25 years experience working in media and events, predominantly dedicated to golf, in particular the women’s game. Until 2020, for over a decade Alison edited Women & Golf magazine and website, and is now the full-time Women's Editor for Golf Monthly. Alison is a respected and leading voice in the women's game, overseeing content that communicates to active golfers from grassroots through to the professional scene, and developing collaborative relationships to widen Golf Monthly's female audience across all platforms to elevate women's golf to a new level. She is a 16-handicap golfer (should be better) and despite having had the fantastic opportunity to play some of the best golf courses around the world, Kingsbarns in Scotland is her favourite.
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