Present for significant birthday for significant other.

clairewithani

Hi, as stated significant birthday for significant other a golf addict.

What might be a good present? His membership is not due, his gear is pretty new. HELP!

kiers47

Whats your budget? You could plan a trip to the Open Championship or some other golf event if you wanted to tag along?

Or possibly a 4 ball and lunch at a nice course for him and some mates.

Mantis Toboggan

Voucher for 4-6 lessons.?

Tom.D.BJJ

Personally, a weekend away with a green fee to a top notch course (Royal County Down, etc) would be an amazing gift. That would pretty much win the gift challenge for life :P

Jawgap

a series of lessons or a day school at one of the prime teaching venues - Dave Pelz or the National Golf Academy?

clairewithani

Have thought of a lot of those but
1. Lessons would be prefer to pick tutor rather than me chosing?
2. Fourball and lunch for friends.... like that but money spent on others as well as him.
3. Tickets to open. Ya leaning towards that.

kiers47

What about something like this
http://deals.justgolf.ie/deal/dublin/knightsbrook-golf-special-offer

He could head off for a round while you hit the spa.

Tom.D.BJJ

Instead of picking the teacher, you might try:

http://www.killeencastle.com/dave-pelz-golf/vouchers.asp

Jawgap

You'll know him better, obviously, than anyone, but for my birthdays I've always liked getting things I can use and keep so years hence when I'm still using the pressie it's a nice reminder......

.....in that vein, what about a really nice (leather?) holdall for golf trips?

....or a personalised leather scorecard holder

.....or a piece of memorabilia (but only if he's really into that)

....or a powered trolley, if he doesn't have one.

HighLine

Each to their own but I would hate lessons as a gift. If I want or need lessons, I'll sort it myself.

Tickets to The Open however would make me a very happy camper.

Kevinmarkham

Jawgap wrote: »

You'll know him better, obviously, than anyone, but for my birthdays I've always liked getting things I can use and keep so years hence when I'm still using the pressie it's a nice reminder......

.....in that vein, what about a really nice (leather?) holdall for golf trips?

....or a personalised leather scorecard holder

.....or a piece of memorabilia (but only if he's really into that)

....or a powered trolley, if he doesn't have one.

Or you could try something like Jones Bags and get him a personalised version

Letree

clairewithani wrote: »

his gear is pretty new. HELP!

Can you elaborate on this, many a wife thinks 5 year old clubs are still considered new.

Jawgap

/thread :D:D

https://www.uroclub.com/

Armchair Andy

Letree wrote:

Can you elaborate on this, many a wife thinks 5 year old clubs are still considered new.

Many 's the wife are told the clubs are 5 years old!

A trip to RCDown would be a great present OP

clairewithani

Yeah I'm thinking Royal County Down. Thanks everyone.