Last Minute 2025 Father’s Day Gift Recommendations

Life is busy and comes at you fast. So, in the off chance that our 2025 Father’s Day Gift List isn’t resonating with you, here are some last-minute ideas that could help save the day.

True Spec Gift Card

Maybe dad has been itching to replace that driver he picked up before you were born or those wedges with grooves smoother than a baby’s booty.

Do not—I repeat, do NOT—guess what driver and shaft combination is right for your dad, or what loft, bounce, and grind is optimal for his sand wedge. Instead, send him to True Spec, a brand-agnostic fitter who has the ability to fit and build dad for the optimal setup.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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And to help make sure that dad can get whatever is best for him, True Spec is offering a 10% bonus on all gift cards.

Prime Putt Father’s Day Bundle

Few things are as infuriating as missing short putts. Instead of letting dad lose more money to his regular money match playing partners, maybe it’s time to help him with a part of his game that he can practice at any time of the day, any time of the year.

And for Father’s Day, Prime Putt has the package that’ll provide him with everything he needs to dial in the flat stick. The Father’s Day Bundle includes a PrimePutt Putting Mat (available in a range of lengths), a Precision Putting Mirror, Chipping Mat, and Putting Lesson/Swing Analysis with a Top 5 PGA Putting Instructor.

Regardless of what length mat you decide to go with, all of PrimePutt’s mats feature a classy, wooden backstop that also functions as a ball storage, three target holes, and a premium, tour-grade turf that provides a realistic roll.

Club Glove

Everybody loves to travel for some foreign golf, regardless if that means by car or plane. But to make sure the trip is enjoyable, the clubs need to arrive in one piece; broken shafts and damaged heads can ruin the trip before even reaching the first hole.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Club Glove, fortunately, offers everything to make sure the golf trip goes smoothly. While they’re most known for their golf travel bags, which are frequently used by golfers the PGA TOUR, DP World Tour and LPGA, Club Glove also offers a range of luggage options.

Whether the trip calls for carry-ons or checked bags, Club Glove has developed a modular system that allows golfers to tether their bags together, making traveling through the parking lot or airport a process that doesn’t require a caddy. And because of the modular nature of the system, you can get dad started with the essentials and then use birthdays and holidays to add more pieces to his setup.

Custom ProVs

Everybody needs golf balls, whether you’re a Major Champion or a weekend warrior. But rather than giving dad something off the shelf, which isn’t readily discernible from his playing partners, why not give him something that guarantees a neighboring golfer doesn’t mistakenly confuse his slice for dad’s bombed drive.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Titleist allows golfers to order customized versions of its golf balls, including its newly-released AIM Enhanced versions. Whether it’s the Pro V1, Pro V1x, Pro V1x Left Dash or AVX, along with other models, you can pick the color, play number, text, logos, and marks that help dad’s ball stand apart from every other one on the golf course.

Play Better

In the event you’re still searching for the right gift, I respectfully refer you to Play Better, which may as well be the Toys “R” Us for golfers. Play Better, indeed, stocks everything from rangefinders and shot trackers to full sim packages, like the Golficity bundle, which includes an impact screen, enclosure, side barriers, hitting/putting mats, and a projector.

And in the event you have any questions, Play Better’s staff are available for every question imaginable: Is this the right shot tracker? Does this launch monitor work indoors and outdoors? What courses come included with this simulator?