Golf accessories

Everything for training and practice

Want to improve at home or on the course? With golf training aids such as putting mats, chipping and driving nets and practice tools, you work purposefully on your swing, your putts and your short game. That way you make progress well beyond your regular rounds.

On the course: tees, pitchforks and scorekeepers

The small accessories make the difference out on the course. Choose the right golf tees in the length that suits your game, repair the green neatly with a pitchfork and keep track of your result with a score counter. Essentials in every golf bag.

Ball retrievers and handy helpers

Fish stray balls out of the water hazard effortlessly with a golf ball picker or a golf ball retriever rod, and stay dry during a shower with a sturdy golf umbrella. Practical helpers that make your round that little bit more pleasant.

Golf books, gift vouchers and more

Dive deeper into the game with golf books on technique and rules, or stay supple and injury-free with products for golf physical therapy. Not sure what to give? A golf gift voucher is always a safe choice for any golfer.

Frequently asked questions about golf accessories

Which golf accessories do you need?

Besides clubs and balls, you mainly need a few basics for a round: tees, a pitchfork, a ball marker and a glove. A score counter, an umbrella and a distance measurer are handy extras. Beginners can happily start small and expand their kit later on.

What are good golf gadgets or golf gifts?

Popular golf gadgets include GPS watches, rangefinders, electronic score counters and training aids for home use. Looking for a gift but unsure about size or taste? A gift voucher is the safest choice, as the recipient picks something themselves.

What is the difference between a GPS watch and a rangefinder?

A GPS golf watch shows pre-loaded distances to the front, middle and back of the green and works hands-free. A rangefinder (laser distance measurer) measures the exact distance to a chosen point, such as the flag, on the spot. GPS is fast and clear; a rangefinder is the most accurate.