Original Trunk
Rimowa's grooved aluminum trunk, with a lifetime guarantee on repairs. Pack it for the first trip with no return date.
Retirement is the first time in decades that his calendar belongs to him. The right gift says: go and use it.
I chose these for the three things most men want more of once they stop working: travel, time on the course, and a good chair to come home to.
Diana Ostroff, Founder
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Rimowa's grooved aluminum trunk, with a lifetime guarantee on repairs. Pack it for the first trip with no return date.
The 1956 design, still made by Herman Miller with a five-year warranty. The chair he finally has time to sit in.
Ten days from Reykjavík on a National Geographic ship: puffins on Vigur Island, the fjords and sea ice of East Greenland, whales in the Denmark Strait, and a crater on Heimaey where the earth is still warm. A National Geographic photographer sails on every departure. A friend took this voyage and called it amazing.
A full-frame compact with a fixed 43mm lens. Small enough for travel, serious enough for a photographer.
Rimowa's grooved aluminum suitcase, big enough for two weeks anywhere. For the man whose calendar is finally his own.
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.
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.
Bose's lightest, quietest pilot headset, with three noise-cancelling modes and Bluetooth. For the owner who still likes to take the controls.
The greatest moments, courses and players in golf, hand-bound in a clamshell case and written by George Peper, former editor of Golf magazine.
A 90-minute session on a real handling circuit with a professional coach, from a Boxster up to a 911 GT3.
The most prestigious car show in the world, on the 18th fairway every August. VIP tiers add hosted meals and the best view of Best of Show.
Six hours in Chicago assembling his own mechanical watch, then he takes it home with his initials engraved inside. A rare gift for a collector who has bought everything else.
A season of skiing at 76 destinations worldwide, including seven days across all four Aspen mountains. A gift he'll use all winter.
A sleep and recovery tracker that looks like a plain ceramic band. For the man who loves his data.