KIT Launch Monitor
Radar and camera swing tracking that turns a garage or backyard net into a practice range.
Golf simulators and carts, heli-skiing, the owner's box at the races and Monaco Grand Prix hospitality.
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From the cart to the simulator, for the man who lives on the course. See the Golf page
Radar and camera swing tracking that turns a garage or backyard net into a practice range.
MyGolfSpy's Best Overall golf cart, from the brand cart owners voted #1 golf car for the course in 2025. Street-legal lithium, seats a foursome; order it in his club's colors.
The tour's favorite launch monitor, mounted on the ceiling. Turns a spare room into a year-round practice bay.
Sensors screw into each club and track every shot automatically. Arccos posts his scores straight to his USGA Handicap Index and shows exactly where he's losing strokes. Includes a year of membership.
Garmin's premium golf watch: a bright AMOLED screen, slope-adjusted yardages on 43,000 courses, a virtual caddie and a digital scorecard on his wrist.
Ranked #1 on Forbes' list of top luxury golf cars. Danish design with leather seats and aluminum wheels; more sports car than cart.
Four high-speed cameras read club and ball at impact. Portable enough to take to the range.
A session with a master fitter testing heads and shafts for every club. Pair it with a promise to buy the clubs.
A brand-neutral fitting for every club in the bag, putter included.
A handsome stand bag in pebbled synthetic leather. Can be monogrammed for a personal touch.
The tour ball printed with his monogram, his company logo or your club crest. Custom logos need 6 dozen.
The redesigned Phantom mallet from the most coveted name in putters.
First chair, last run and everything in between. See the Ski page
One of the great heli-ski lodges, at Blue River, British Columbia: unlimited vertical, two guides per group, three gourmet meals a day and a log chalet in the Heli Village. Powder skis and safety gear are supplied.
OutdoorGearLab's Best Overall ski goggles: an extra-wide view and magnetic lenses he can swap in seconds when the light changes.
GearJunkie's Best Overall ski helmet for 2026, rated 9.4 out of 10, with MIPS protection and adjustable venting.
A premium Swedish helmet with built-in audio and group communication, so he can talk with his friends across the mountain. GearJunkie's pick for audio and team communication.
Warm toes all day with heat adjusted from his phone or the battery pack. An evo editors' pick; cold feet are the number one complaint on the lift.
Treeline Review's Best Overall ski glove, from the Swedish family glovemaker skiers have trusted for generations.
A season of skiing at 76 destinations worldwide, including seven days across all four Aspen mountains. A gift he'll use all winter.
Handmade in Switzerland by the small maker the press has called 'the Rolls-Royce of skis.' Each pair is built to order.
A remote luxury lodge on Iceland's Troll Peninsula, near the Arctic Circle. Guided heli-skiing with four guests per guide and, under the spring midnight sun, runs from the summit down to the sea late into the evening. Chef-prepared meals and transfers from Akureyri are included.
3.55 million acres of British Columbia glaciers, alpine bowls and old-growth forest, with unlimited vertical. The round-trip flight from Vancouver, skis and avalanche safety gear are included.
For the horse show dad and the owner's box. See the Equestrian & Racing page
Ireland's iconic knee-high leather boot, lined with GORE-TEX, for muddy paddocks and wet show grounds. Smart enough to wear to the clubhouse afterward.
Hermès started out as a Paris harness maker in 1837. This leather grooming bag carries brushes, hoof pick and the rest to the barn, and looks right at the show ring.
A small Hermès box for carrying sugar cubes and treats to the horse. A charming gift for the dad who's always at the stall door with a pocketful of treats.
A gift for the family horse, in the famous Rocabar stripe. It's the kind of detail other horse-show parents notice.
The watch that was invented for polo. In 1931 players in India asked for a watch that could survive a match, and Jaeger-LeCoultre answered with a case that flips over to protect the crystal.
The country classic for long days at the show grounds: thornproof waxed cotton, detachable hood and liner, and a big rear pocket for programs and a thermos.
Late August in Bridgehampton, from a lounge at the corner of the Grand Prix ring. Includes parking and a buffet lunch, with drinks available. Grand Prix Sunday is the day to go.
Grand Prix show jumping under the lights at the Winter Equestrian Festival, every Saturday from January to April. Book a table for 4, 6 or 8 with dinner and an open bar at The Gallery or the Wellington Club.
The 153rd Run for the Roses, from the fourth floor: indoor dining and a covered terrace overlooking the finish line. The first Saturday in May.
Monaco, the Paddock Club and the Sunday drive. See the Motorsport page
Saturday and Sunday at the most glamorous race of the year, from a lounge overlooking the first corner: champagne reception, open bar, gourmet menu and live entertainment. June 2027.
The ultimate Monaco weekend: three days in the F1 Paddock Club above La Rascasse, with pit-lane walks and driver Q&As, and four nights at the Hôtel de Paris. June 3-7, 2027.
Sheep-leather palms and crochet backs, modeled on 1950s racing gloves. A perfect stocking stuffer.
A hand-built replica of his own car, or his plane, made by the studio that builds models for Ferrari and McLaren. One-off commissions start around £85,000.