Captain gift

[Belle]

Hi I really need some help my boyfriend is going to be captain at his club next year and I wanted to get him a good luck/keepsake as I have no clue when it comes to golf I was thinking Cuff links am I way off the mark any help would be great thank you x

 

[Norrin Radd]

The best gift you can give him is as much time as he wants at the course without badgering him he is spending too much time there

 

[User20204]

Crack cocaine and high class hookers, no wait, better having low class hookers, they tend to be dirtier.

 

[slowhand]

Hi Belle.

If he wears double-cuff shirts then cuff links are a nice gift. However, he won't be wearing them on the course. Something like a customised ball marker or divot repair tool with a personal message from you could be nice. It's be something he would use on pretty much every hole he plays.

 

[fundy]

Is he a drinker? Maybe a hip flask with an engraving for his captains year?

 

[SammmeBee]

A bench?

 

[bladeplayer]

Titlest are doing free personalisation of golf balls when u buy a certain ammount . Have a peek in his golf bag see if he uses titleist balls. Pop into a good retailer or on course shop ig his club has one and ul get sorted no bother
Club logo 1 side captain 2020 the other. Or golf bag with club logo and captain 2020 on it might last longer 😊
Only u know or a good golfing mate would know if he likes that or not

 

[Belle]

Thank you all some brilliant ideas there and you ve been all so much more help than Google!x

 

[bladeplayer]

Thank you all some brilliant ideas there and you ve been all so much more help than Google!x

Well done u for going to bother of asking. Good luck and best wishes to him for next year . Busy year ahead

 

[Foxholer]

Time and tolerance are the most valuable things to give imo!

It's only 1 year (and a teeny bit before and after) but it can be very busy at times, which puts pressure on everything (and everyone) else that/who is important in his life.

I wish both of you well for the experience.

 

[jim8flog]

A pair of ear defenders for when he is on the course.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Most golf ball manufacturers offer a personalisation service. How about a personalised putter cover. Scott Readman is one of the best out there https://www.scottreadmanconcepts.co.uk/

 

[Jacko_G]

I like cuff links.

Or the hip flask.

 

[Tashyboy]

Not sure what your budget is Belle but me i like the ' time at the course and no bending ear idea' . The time he will need to donate will be plenty. But i also like the bench idea or something on the course that is timeless.
good luck me duck.

 

[Robster59]

Time and tolerance are the most valuable things to give imo!

It's only 1 year (and a teeny bit before and after) but it can be very busy at times, which puts pressure on everything (and everyone) else that/who is important in his life.

I wish both of you well for the experience.

I'd agree with this. My other half was very supportive during my time as Captain and that helps a lot. It's a busy time with lots of meetings and time at the club. Being understanding and realising that to do the job properly requires a lot of commitment and therefore support means a lot. Looking back now I really appreciate how understanding she was.

 

[2blue]

I'd go with the personalised golf balls idea.

 

[ExRabbit]

If he likes cufflinks, why not put the above ideas together and buy him some with both of your initials and a link to the golf club inscribed on them, and tell him that they are a dedication that you will support him through the year of his captaincy.

 

[Kennysarmy]

Personalised head-cover?

Personalised ball-marker - you can get services where they will print anything (within reason) - we got some recently with our society logo printed on them.

 

[ridonver]

Personalized cuff links are definitely a good idea.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I'm surprised at the love for cuff links. It must be 5 yrs plus since I've worn a shirt that needs them, could be longer. Are you lovers of them going to endless black tie events or are you wearing them for work?