Golf Gift Basket

In gift giving, gift baskets are fast becoming the favorite option and that is due its highly flexible nature. A typically gift basket could contain around 8-15 gift items, meaning when you have that many items in one gift package, it’s hard to miss pleasing the recipient.

And in golf, gift baskets even more make the most splendid gift idea.

How would you dress up your golf gift baskets? Here are some recommendations:

You can fill your golf gift baskets depending on your budget. A normal basket may get you around $100 more or less, being fair, and below $50 might be too stingy. However, if the recipient is special to you, you might want to be a bit more lavish. So what you fill on your basket depends entirely on your basket. Here are my recommendations for golf baskets.

You might want to create a golf themed wine gift basket, of which the recipient can bring along with him on the course. For such choice, you should look for the choicest wine that fits golf. Almost any red wine is top notch choice, and I would suggest any of the four noble red grapes: Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, or Shiraz. There are others also who’d prefer white wine, so Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Chenin Blanc are my suggestions.

Here’s a price list for the wines are as follows: Cabernet Sauvignons could costs approximately $22 - $32. Chardonnays may cost somewhere $22 - $30. Merlots may cost $22 - $32. Shiraz are somewhere around $26 - $30. Pinot Noir is around $28. Some labels packed by Wine dealers could get pretty expensive. Like Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley ’01 which costs $92 a bottle.

If you are packing a wine golf gift basket, it’s perfectly suited if you also include a few gourmet treats. None heavy by the way and none of those types that is messy. Exceptional ideas for gourmet golf gifts basket can have gourmet butter toffee peanuts, or caramel corn popcorn, or almond crunch popcorn, or any snack mix that are welcoming treats during long walks and waits on the golf course. For that matter, chocolates do make good gourmet treats. Be careful though and consider the receiving end. Chocolates easily are passions to hundreds but there are those group minorities who severely dislike chocolates.

Golf gift baskets don’t mean consumables entirely. They also would mean small items here and there. They could also mean a golf gift basket filled to the brim with golf equipment. You can completely fill the gift basket with several golf equipment and accessories. My suggestion for such golf gift basket idea would be a combination of a golf ball, a pair of golf gloves, a golf cap, maybe a golf club or two, golf accessories like some tees, a divot tool, ball markers and such. You can even complete entirely by adding some towels (not necessarily golf themed), or even skin or health care accessories like lotions, rubbing alcohol, or sun block. You can even include personalized golf mugs, custom printed golf shirts, custom made golf hats… etc.

Speaking of customization options, if you were to include golf balls, I recommend personalized golf balls. Almost all golf ball manufacturers offer the customization options as part of the sales service. Some charge the printing service but minimally. Either way, the effect is often pleasant, as customized products do tend to heighten the festive atmosphere.

I would go so far as recommending golf clubs. Well if you can buy something not overly expensive is fine. Take note that the whole deal of giving a golf gift basket is to save a bit by avoiding expensive “one stuff items” while giving several in hopes of pleasing more the recipient.