Discover Accessories That Work

Good golf accessories solve real problems on the course. Whether it's keeping your grips dry, storing tees and markers, or protecting your equipment from the elements, the right accessories make your round smoother. Casual golfers often overlook these extras, but they're what separate frustrating rounds from enjoyable ones. Look for accessories that suit the way you play and fit easily into your golf bag.

Start with the essentials

COURSE ETIQUETTE

Deploys automatically and folds flat between holes

What to prioritise

Compact and automatic

POCKET ESSENTIAL

Ultra-thin so they never deflect a putt

What to prioritise

Slim and reliable

PRACTICE READY

Check your stance and swing path easily

What to prioritise

Simple and precise

Golf accessories cover a wide range of needs, from course etiquette to practice aids to the small essentials you carry in your pocket. Some solve a specific on-course problem, like repairing a divot or marking a ball, while others help you improve before you even step onto the fairway. Think about which part of your game or routine could use the most support before choosing what to add to your bag.

Golf accessories should be quick and convenient to use without interrupting your round. Look for designs that are simple to access, like a tool that folds flat or a marker that sits easily in a pocket. Accessories that attach securely to your bag or clothing are often the most practical for regular use.

Golf accessories are used round after round, so durability is worth considering. Choose materials that can handle regular use and changing weather conditions, especially for accessories you carry every time you play. A well-made accessory will last longer and save you replacing it as often.

Some accessories are built for a specific routine, like alignment sticks for practice sessions, while others suit any golfer regardless of skill level, like a divot tool or ball marker. Think about how the accessory fits into what you already do on the course or at the range. An accessory that fits naturally into the way you practise and play is more likely to actually get used.

Building your first golf bag.You're looking for the everyday essentials that help you enjoy your first rounds without overcomplicating things.

Playing more regularly. You've worked out which accessories you'll use every round and want practical gear that's easy to carry and built to last.

Fine-tuning your setup. You're adding accessories that support your routine, whether that's practising more effectively, staying organised or looking after your equipment.

Clean items after each round to prevent salt and grass buildup. Towels and cloths can go in the wash, but keep tees and markers dry. Make sure towels are completely dry before storing them to help prevent mould and odours. Replace tees every few rounds as damaged ones affect your shots. Keep ball markers and divot tools in your bag so they're always ready when you need them. Store accessories indoors when they're not in use to help extend their lifespan.

Type

Best for

Course essentials

Everyday items you'll use during almost every round.

Improving your setup, swing and consistency before you play.

Practice accessories

Looking after your clubs and equipment between rounds.

Cleaning accessories

Keeping your golf bag organised and equipment protected.

Storage accessories

The best golf accessories aren't the ones that stay in your bag. They're the ones you reach for every time you play. Start with the essentials that suit your routine, then build your collection as your game and confidence grow.

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