Choosing the right mens golf accessories can transform comfort, confidence and performance on the course. Whether you’re a beginner, improver, club member or low-handicap golfer, accessories play a major role in day‑to‑day play. This guide covers the 20 most popular accessories men buy in the UK, including features, reviews and who each item suits — plus a comparison table and buying checklist.
Premium accessories offer better durability, grip, accuracy and waterproofing. Cheap versions work but often lack consistency.
Premium wins in: gloves, shoes, rangefinders, bags, GPS watches. Cheap is fine for: tees, brushes, groove sharpeners. Middle ground: pouches, scorecard holders, marker sets.
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Reviews: Loved for improving club selection accuracy.
Best For: Tech golfers, mid-to-low handicaps.
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Reviews: Lasts longer and fits better than cheap gloves.
Best For: All male golfers.
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Reviews: Great for walkers and practice ranges.
Best For: Active golfers.
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Reviews: Spacious and organised.
Best For: Cart and trolley golfers.
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Reviews: Big upgrade for wet UK conditions.
Best For: Year‑round golfers.
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Reviews: Essential for UK weather.
Best For: All golfers.
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Reviews: Feels solid and gift-worthy.
Best For: Etiquette-focused golfers.
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Reviews: Reliable must-have.
Best For: All golfers.
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Reviews: Great value; improves wedge spin.
Best For: Wedge/iron improvers.
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Reviews: Simple, cheap and effective.
Best For: All golfers.
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Reviews: Stronger than cheap plastic tees.
Best For: High-use golfers.
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Reviews: Excellent practice tool.
Best For: Beginners-to-pros.
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Reviews: Improves decision making fast.
Best For: Distance-focused golfers.
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Reviews: Popular gift item.
Best For: Gadget lovers.
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Reviews: Always highly rated.
Best For: Low–mid handicaps.
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Reviews: Looks premium; great organisation.
Best For: Organised golfers.
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Reviews: Great for travel.
Best For: Golfers on the move.
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Reviews: Keeps scorecards tidy.
Best For: Competitive golfers.
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Reviews: Stylish and functional.
Best For: All golfers.
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Reviews: Noticeable short‑game improvement.
Best For: Home practisers.
| Accessory | Price Range | Waterproof | Key Feature | Best For |
| Rangefinder | £70–£250 | No | Slope + pin lock | Tech golfers |
| Premium Glove | £15–£25 | No | Cabretta leather | All golfers |
| Stand Bag | £70–£150 | Yes | Lightweight | Walkers |
| Cart Bag | £100–£200 | Yes | 14-way top | Trolley players |
| Waterproof Shoes | £70–£160 | Yes | Traction pods | Year-round golfers |
| Umbrella | £20–£40 | Yes | Double canopy | All golfers |
| Divot Tool | £8–£15 | No | Foldable metal | Etiquette players |
| Towel | £8–£15 | Yes | Microfibre | All golfers |
| Groove Sharpener | £8–£12 | No | Spin blade | Improvers |
| Brush | £5–£10 | No | Dual bristles | All golfers |
| Tees | £3–£10 | No | Bamboo | High-use |
| Alignment Sticks | £10–£20 | No | Practice guide | All golfers |
| GPS Watch | £90–£250 | Yes | GPS distances | Competitive players |
| Multi-Tool | £10–£18 | No | Multi-function | Gadget fans |
| Premium Balls | £12–£50 | No | Tour performance | Serious golfers |
| Accessory Pouch | £20–£30 | Yes | Valuables storage | Organisers |
| Shoe Bag | £12–£25 | Yes | Waterproof lining | Travellers |
| Scorecard Holder | £10–£20 | Yes | Leather | Competitors |
| Marker Set | £8–£15 | No | Magnetic | All golfers |
| Training Aid | £20–£70 | No | Putting/swing help | Home practice |
A 12-handicap golfer carries outdated shoes and a basic glove. Upgrading to waterproof shoes, a premium glove, and a rangefinder immediately boosts consistency, comfort and confidence.
This golfer wants tech. A GPS watch, rangefinder, and multi-tool deliver instant satisfaction and performance insights.
A beginner benefits most from: alignment sticks, towel, brush, bamboo tees, and a valubles bag — all affordable and easy to use.
A low-handicap player values precision: premium balls, leather scorecard holder, rangefinder, and groove sharpener.
Alex Smith is the Head PGA Pro at Online Golf Shop. With over 20 years of experience in the golf industry, Alex has a passion for helping golfers improve their game. He shares trusted and authentic advice through tips, tricks, and thorough product reviews—always based on his own experiences and insights. Alex also helps shape our product selection, making sure it’s tailored to every golfer’s needs, helping you find the right equipment and strategies to play your best golf!
Frequently Asked Questions?
Rangefinders, gloves, waterproof shoes and GPS watches deliver the largest, most noticeable improvement.
Alignment sticks, towel, brush, tees and a glove would be best to start with
Yes — reviews consistently say premium shoes offer better traction, comfort and waterproofing.
Not essential, but extremely useful for improving distance control.
For mid–low handicaps, yes. Beginners can start with cheaper balls.
Gloves: every 5–10 rounds. Shoes: yearly for heavy use. Towels/brushes: as needed.
Premium glove, divot tool, umbrella, marker set or Pro V1s.
Waterproof shoes + double-canopy umbrella.
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