This G/FORE glove comes in 12 vibrant colors, which are a great way to add an extra flare to any golf outfit. Made with an upscale cabretta leather, they've got an unmatched smooth feel at a giftable price. —Gabrielle Herzig

This teddy-sherpa zip jacket from Foray Golf is the perfect combination of cozy and comfortable for on-course wear — the material is both warm and flexible. I love that it's sporty enough for a round of golf but casual enough to compliment any everyday outfit.—G.H.

I can't get enough of these golf pants—I want one of every color. They're versatile enough to be worn to the course or the office, while achieving a level of comfortable that makes you want to wear them on days when both are on the schedule. —Grace Wayne

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This camp-y mug is a new favorite of mine. The copper vacuum insulation keeps drinks warm for hours and the leak-resistant cap makes it easy to travel with. The bottom of the cup is also tapered to fit in most golf cart or car cup holders. —Keely Levins

I love all my headcovers—except my driver headcover. For whatever reason, I haven’t gotten around to replacing it, and it sticks out among my collection of knit headcovers I’ve gathered over the past couple years. Seamus has a ton of color options, but I think this one would go nicely with the other headcovers I have—or maybe I’m just drawn to the word ‘Glacier’ as I write the first snow of the season. —K.L.

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Living in a smaller apartment has given me a great appreciation for having high quality basics in my wardrobe and Alo Yoga’s sets offer endless possibilities for all your workout, weekend lounging and work-from-home needs. You can also mix and match their sets since they come in a variety of muted and neutral tones, so they’ll look good with just about anything. Whether it’s a quick trip to the grocery store, an outfit change after your round or you’re just hanging on the couch, these sets do a great job of elevating any casual look. —Maddi MacClurg

It doesn’t matter what kind of golf shoes I wear when I play, my feet always kill me after 18 holes, so comfort is key once I get off the course. That’s why I love the UGG Classic Ultra Mini. These booties are a trendier and warmer alternative to the post-round sneaker swap, which is key in the colder months. —M.M.

I'm always a fan of pieces that can transition seamlessly from work to the course, like this sleek mockneck shirt from Foray. The retro tipping makes it a subtle statement piece that’s easy to pair with any look. —Maddi MacClurg

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I love the velvety smooth texture of this sunscreen and how weightless it feels after application. The waterproof formula keeps you protected for 80 minutes, and it’s tearless, so it doesn’t burn your eyes when you sweat! Plus, the one-ounce bottle is the perfect size for on-the-go sun protection.—M.M.

This no-fuss small pouch is on the top of my wish list this holiday season. Whenever I go to the golf course, like most women, I don’t bring a purse. Instead, I always dump my purse contents somewhere in my golf bag, then find myself fumbling to find my phone, keys, wallet, or they'll come tumbling out any time I unzip a pocket. This versatile pouch can also be used to store tees, balls, divot tools and whatever else you need on hand. —Daria Delfino

I have never liked golf dresses, but I am all-in on this one. This dress is made with a lightweight fabric that has a professional-yet-flattering look. The hem is on the higher side, great for shorter women or to layer over a pair of bike shorts. It's got a soft compression fabric that hugs and adds support, without the squeeze. If you are looking for the perfect golf dress, this one has my vote.—D.D.

The Titleist hand warmers are a great gift for the golfer that you can’t get off the course, despite how cold it might be. Ask any golfer who plays rounds in sub 50-degree weather; hand warmers make a world of a difference. As I always say, you've got to keep your hands warm if you want to get that putter hot. —D.D.

I’m very picky when it comes to masks, and these are the only ones I'll wear. Stylish, comfy, breathable, machine-washable—these tick all the boxes for me. Plus, it's a bonus that they come in packs of three, so I can always have a fresh one on hand. —D.D.

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I recently spotted Danielle Kang wearing this golf dress. Most golf dresses are short-sleeved and I love long sleeves—so I usually don’t wear them. But this is the best of both worlds, and last time I checked it was even on sale. —Hally Leadbetter

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You might've noticed the abundance of earmuffs being worn by the competitors at the U.S. Women's Open, because it really was freezing during the final round. My favorite look was Yealimi Noh who appeared to have just finished skiing in the French Alps. Earmuffs are a great idea for golfers brave enough to get out in the cold. I can't wait to try the look out on my own. —HL

At the top of my list this year is the Garmin Approach Smartwatch in light gold. This GPS device seriously has everything you need to get the most accurate distance readings on course, while also looking more fashionable than the average golf watch. The touchscreen is easy to use, it's ultra-lightweight and has a sleek silhouette that won't interfere with your swing! Beyond golf, this watch also tracks steps, activity and sleep—so it can be used off the course, too. —Courtney Kyritz

I love this bomber jacket from Lululemon to throw on for a chilly round! Not only is it reversible, but it's also extremely breathable and has pockets to hold any extra tees and ball markers. The best part of this jacket is, while it is appropriate for the golf course, it can also be worn off the course easily to add warmth to any look. —CK

These golf socks from Feetures are my favorite socks to put on before a round. They are built for performance, and the no-show tab reaches just high enough to avoid any uncomfortable blisters. —CK

I'm all about the tie-dye this season, and this hoodie is perfect for golf, lounging or really any activity. The reddish-pink pattern is stylish, and it would look great as a layering piece on or off the course. Needless to say, I'm #TeamHoodie all the way. —Nicole Rae

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This Bluetooth speaker would be PERFECT for a casual round with friends. It's lightweight and can hook right on to your golf bag, so it's great for walking! Plus it can easily slip into the pocket of your bag to make sure you don't lose it between rounds. —NR