Gifts for Golfers
Sustainable Golfer Holiday Gift Guide 2024: The best eco-friendly golf gifts for the sustainable golfer who loves nature

Just in time for the holidays, here is a list of exciting golf gifts that celebrate wildlife and give back to the environment. Whether you’re shopping for a golf aficionado who’s a practiced steward of the environment or someone whose love for the outdoors begins and ends with golf, these gifts are great for golfers who love nature and want to protect the land they play on. We’ve scoured the ever-growing list of brands that are championing sustainable linkswear, business practices, advocacy and packaging for the best gifts this year, at a range of price points, for men, women and junior golfers. We’ve found ingenious solutions to the conscious golfer’s dilemmas (like head covers made from upcycled old sails or artisan wool) as well as planet-friendlier alternatives to sporty classics (like corn-husk fiber vests and, of course, soft and stretchy biodegradable—but still durable—polos). Browse this list to buy your favorite golfer sustainable alternatives to their golfing go-tos, or introduce golf geeks to what’s new and exciting in the sport from these golfers’ favorite eco-friendly gear and clothing brands.

Crafted in Maine and New Hampshire, Forewind Golf takes retired sails and boating canvases (which you can even donate) and turns them into beautiful, one-of-a-kind headcovers and golf bags, like this lightweight carry bag with a clever and handy detachable alignment stick.

The founding duo behind this sustainable golf brand is known for creating apparel showcasing timeless cuts and high-quality fabrics with an attention to detail in creating golf gear that’s as great for the sport as it is for the planet. This breezy floral design is made from recycled plastic water bottles and includes natural shell buttons along the front.


Handcrafted in Scotland, this retro headcover is inspired by vintage seaside lounging chairs. As part of the brand’s commitment to nature, every purchase supports the rewilding of the Scottish Highlands and is made ethically from sustainably sourced materials using certified carbon-neutral practices.

This unisex, versatile chore coat is made from 100 percent durable cotton and directly supports the caretaking and upkeep of the U.S. National Parks. The roomy fit is perfect for layering over a long sleeve polo or vest for warmth, and the chestnut hue features a decorative foliage print.

This new design from Jones Golf Co. features its most innovative, environmental fabric to date. Woven from recycled water bottles and tested to endure the unwieldy climates of the Pacific Northwest, this minimalist bag comes in a bright crimson, stylish olive, sleek navy and classic charcoal.

Thanks to golf ball scavenger extraordinaires, used and lost golf balls can be found, cleaned and reused, keeping them out of biohabitats and landfills, and back in circulation. This organization sorts golf balls by color and brand, so you can find a custom pack right for you.



Made using certified fair trade and organic cotton, these slightly cropped, gently flared pants are a flattering, cozy alternative to trousers, joggers or leggings. This mulberry hue is perfect paired with a simple white long sleeve or polo, but the decadent teal is another favorite for winter and beyond.

Here’s a pant option that’s just as hardy and versatile, made to fit men and women. Designed for strenuous outdoor activities from hiking to climbing, these cotton trousers have a grungy, 1990s flair and are spun using organic and recycled materials. Pair with a belt, wingtips and a collared shirt for a timeless, uber-cool, transitional golf look

This artisan, one-of-a-kind bowl is made in Florida using vintage welded golf irons. The brand also sells cork screws, clocks, lamps and even furniture made from golf clubheads to give the well-worn and pre-loved metal a second life. Each piece is unique and an art statement of its own.




Each purchase of a sports water bottle funds the removal of 1,000 plastic water bottles so they don’t enter fragile ocean ecosystems. The machine washable, insulated design includes a flip-top and straw, and is made from at least 90 percent recycled stainless steel. We love this airy light blue, but it’s available in other colors including a sophisticated sage and bright tangerine.


This fashionable take on the classic golf vest is made using recycled materials, including biodegradable corn husks that makes for a great conversation starter on the course. The breathable, lightweight structure is still layerable and warming, ideal for golfers who play through the seasons.
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