Dialed In: Essential Golf Gear to Elevate Your Bag for 2023

There are certain things all golfers need to get around the links in one piece: Balls, tees, a glove, some clubs ... you get the picture. But to really dial in

There are certain things all golfers need to get around the links in one piece: Balls, tees, a glove, some clubs ... you get the picture. But to really dial in your game, your practice routine, and even your on-course appearance, you need to nail your equipment. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or range rat, we've got you covered with clubs, accessories, and gadgets that won’t just complete your bag, but level it up.

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1. FootJoy Hyperflex Carbon Shoes

Footjoy’s new Hyperflex Carbon golf shoes—for both men and women—give cushioning and foundation for a stable golf swing and a comfortable walk. 

2. Callaway Paradym Driver, 3 Wood

The Callaway Paradym isn’t built with any titanium—it has a carbon crown and sole. An A.I.-optimized clubface increases speed and decreases dispersion.

3. Cobra Aerojet Hybrids

Cobra’s latest hybrids are perfect for players who want a higher launch and maximum accuracy on the pesky long approach shots that challenge all golfers. 

4. TaylorMade P770 Irons

Ball strikers should look no further than the P770 Taylormade irons. They are all part of a line of high-tech compact blades that have design approval from tour pros.

5. Tremont Sporting Co. Headcovers

Run by former Division I golfers, Tremont Sporting Co. is your go-to destination for custom headcovers. From college themed designs to creative embroidery, the small business offers endless personalization options on premium leather materials. 

6. Jones Sports Co. Rope Hat

Make a statement with this Jones Sports Co. cap. It has a vintage look but a high-quality, structured feel.

7. L.A.B. Golf Link.1 Putter

The Link.1 putter from L.A.B. has the classic look and feel of a blade putter with a center-shaft design for a modern twist.

8. Sentinel Golf Rangefinder Case

Using your rangefinder’s stock case is an amateur move. This fashion-forward waterproof pouch should help. You can find more rangefinder cases at Amazon.

9. PXG Sugar Daddy II Wedges

The high toe weighting and full face of grooves on these PXG wedges will bring out your inner short game wizard around the greens. 

10. Caddy Splash Water Brush

Clean grooves are underrated. This innovative scrub brush stores water in a squeezable tube and makes it simple to keep your club face dirt-free.

11. Vessel Player III Stand Bag

This sleek synthetic leather golf bag has a pocket for everything—there’s even a lockable pouch inside for valuables.

12. FootJoy StaSof Glove

This tour-approved glove is a must have. It’s long lasting, soft to the touch and the snug fit is unmatched. 

13. Bluegrass Fairway Scorecard Holder

These handmade scorecard holders are cut from a tanned leather that develops a character of its own as it ages. Watch yours morph with every round that you play. 

14. Oakley Prizm Dark Golf Lenses in Subzero Frame

Oakley’s Prizm Dark Golf lenses will not only protect your eyes from harmful rays, but also give you an edge on the course: The technology helps enhance the difference between the fairway, fringe, greens and rough. 

15. Titleist 2023 ProV1 and ProV1x Balls

Titleist’s ProV1 and ProV1x models have been revamped for this year to enhance control and maximize distance. 

16. WHOOP 4.0 Activity Tracker

WHOOP’s fitness band is worn by dozens of professional golfers including Justin Thomas and Nelly Korda for a reason: It expertly tracks your sleep and recovery, coaching you to peak performance.

17. Pinned Prism Rangefinder

The Prism rangefinder features slope technology and a battery life for 60 rounds.

18. MatchStick Ball Markers

Ball markers may be a small accessory but they can make a big splash. Check out these funky golf coins from small business Matchstick. 

19. Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor

All you need is an iPhone or iPad and the Rapsodo MLM will take care of the rest. This mobile launch monitor can track distance, clubhead speed, ball speed and more.