Golf tech accessories worth buying
The small things that make a launch monitor, GPS watch, rangefinder or trolley easier to live with. Most cost
For launch monitors and home simulators
If you are setting up a full room, start with the room size guide.
- Hitting matProtects your floor and your wrists indoors. Around 5 × 4 ft leaves room for your stance.
- Practice netLets you hit full shots at home without a full enclosure.
- Alignment sticksCheap, and they make launch monitor numbers more useful by fixing your aim.
- Phone or tablet holderKeeps the app at eye level while you hit.
- Rapsodo RPT golf ballsThe MLM2PRO needs these to measure spin. Make sure the pack says RPT.
For GPS watches
- Garmin Approach CT10 club sensorsAdds automatic shot tracking. Check Garmin’s list that your watch supports them.
- Screen protectorCheap protection for a watch you wear every round. Buy one made for your exact model.
- Spare Garmin charging cableKeep one in your golf bag for days you forget to charge.
For rangefinders
- CR2 batteriesMany rangefinders run on a CR2 battery. Check your manual and keep a spare in the bag.
- Magnetic rangefinder strapHolds your rangefinder on a buggy or trolley frame.
For electric trolleys
- Trolley umbrella holderFits most electric trolleys. Check the clamp size against your handle.
Stocking fillers
- Golf ballsThe stocking filler every golfer uses. A dozen of their usual ball is always welcome.
- TeesWooden or bamboo tees in a few lengths, for driver and irons.
- Golf towelA clip-on microfibre towel for clubs and balls.
- Divot tool and ball markerUseful on every green, and easy to personalise.
- Golf gloveCheck the hand (most right-handed golfers wear it on the left) and size.