Golf is far from a minimal sport. It’s a game of equipment. That’s just one reason that research and development in golf shaft and club technology alone constitute a billion dollar industry. Golfers love their gear and every year manufacturers push the envelope of what’s newest and best. 

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. This is not an investigation of high-end carbon fiber or AI-designed club faces. This short post will just take a closer look at 8 great golf accessories that nearly any golfer could find use for.

Re-Gripping Kits 

Know a golfer who isn’t a fan of his or her club grips? It could be that the grip’s not ergonomically designed, isn’t durable, doesn’t offer good traction when wet, or encourages too much tension or pressure from the trail hand. Or it could be something else. Either way, Stick Grips’ re-gripping kits make it a snap to re-grip golf clubs at home, with no trouble at all. 

Golf Towels

Golf towels are an essential golf accessory that you will (or should) find clipped to every golf bag. You can use them for everything from cleaning club heads between swings to cleaning off your shoes at the end of the day before you get back into your car.

Club Head Covers 

Club head covers don’t just look nice, they prevent your clubs from rattling around and banging into each other, which doesn’t just potentially scratch them and damage their finishes; it can compromise performance by damaging the clubs.

Club Brushes

A club brush is a good golf accessory to keep in addition to a golf towel, because while a towel is indispensable and has 101 uses, a club brush is more specialized, specifically for cleaning off club faces and getting dirt and grass out of the grooves on the face.

Tees, Golf Balls, Pencils

They may not be exciting, but every golfer, ever, could use more tees, balls, and pencils for use on the course. 

Divot Repair Tools 

A divot repair tool is a special tool, which has two prongs, which is used to repair or even out ball dents and pitch marks on the green. They’re affordable, easily fit in a golf bag’s pocket, and pretty much any golfer could find a use for one. 

Rangefinders

Most of the golf accessories explored up to this point have been fairly affordable but now let’s take a closer look at some premium options, starting with rangefinders. 

Rangefinders are portable electronic devices, which typically use a laser to estimate range. Golfers use them, among other things, to estimate the range to the hole or to the green so they can determine which club to use and how much power to put behind the swing. 

Portable Launch Monitors

Though they can be expensive, portable launch monitors are really cool golf accessories that golfers can use to track their performance over time on the green. Basically used to “oversee” a golfer, a launch monitor can provide valuable insight into swing mechanics, launch angle, shot errors and biases, and so much more, and can be really valuable tools for helping golfers improve their game.

Explore Golf Accessories Like These (and Others)

Want to add some new golf accessories to your golf bag before summer is officially over? Check out what’s in stock over at Stick Grips. They may be best known for their high-performance, ergonomic golf grips, but the truth is that they also carry a variety of useful golf accessories. Visit their website and if you have any questions about anything they sell, get in touch with them directly.

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