Lufthansa introduces direct flights from Frankfurt to Rovaniemi, enhancing its Finnish route network and offering access to Lapland’s winter attractions.
13.05.2024 - 13:13 / forbes.com
Prime golf season is just kicking off, and if your Dad plays, Father’s Day shopping just got a lot easier.
But there’s one important rule—don’t buy clubs. I’ve been writing about golf gear and travel for more than 25 years, and while there is always a hot new driver, I rarely recommend buying hardware as a gift, because golfers are very particular, and in addition to brand and style preferences, chances are good that you don’t actually know what stiffness shaft Dad uses or whether he has custom length, loft, lie or his favorite style of grip. If you absolutely feel compelled to gift Dad a new driver or putter, get him a gift certificate and let him pick. But if you want to give something more personal, these are the Best Golf Accessories you can get Dad for Father’s Day this year, and this list is researched, curated and only includes items I can personally vouch for and recommend.
If Dad loves great steak, seafood or cooking, see my Mail Order Gourmet Gift Guide here at Forbes, and if he is an active traveler—including golf—check out my Best Luggage for the Active Dad gift guide.
In golf it is hard enough to execute what you want to do, but many amateurs compound this by hitting shots without really knowing what it is they want to do. Dad might not always hit the ball the perfect distance, but his chances of success are better if he at least knows what the distance he needs is. That’s why I still use a laser rangefinder every time I play—in addition to GPS—and all the Tour pros and best players in the world do the same thing. Even the best GPS can’t tell where the flag is on what can be a huge green and when you want the precise distance, only laser will do. The best players in the world turn to Bushnell, which has long been the technology leader and Number One rangefinder brand on the PGA Tour. The new Bushnell Pro X3+ is their best model ever.
All of Bushnell’s better models can account for slope, adjusting the actual yardage to a “plays like” yardage due to uphill or downhill elevation change (this function can be turned off for tournament play). But the Pro X3+ goes further and accounts for wind speed and wind direction, often even more important than elevation. It locks onto flags more easily than other brands I’ve tried, thanks to Bushnell’s Pinseeker technology and Jolt confirmation. It’s fully waterproof (IPX7) for rainy days, has integrated magnetic mounting to keep it handy on the upright bar of the golf cart (and a case that clips onto the golf bag if Dad prefers walking), has a protective rubber housing to safeguard drops, and a range of 600+ yards—more than a golfer ever needs. It can connect with the Bushnell golf app, and uses a long life CR2 battery, which I have found much preferable
Lufthansa introduces direct flights from Frankfurt to Rovaniemi, enhancing its Finnish route network and offering access to Lapland’s winter attractions.
New dads have a lot going on, so why not give him a Father’s Day gift that will make life a little easier? Traveling dads must stay organized and balance fatherhood with their own needs and responsibilities, so we looked for gifts that would meet his needs and provide a little something extra. Whether the new dad in your life travels with his baby or is on the road without his family sometimes, you can find gifts here that will make travel easier, help him stay stylish, or simply empower him to have more fun on the road.
Comfortable clothes make travel so much easier for both dads and kids. Matching clothes make travel so much more fun.
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Frequent flying dads have seen it all in their travels. If you want to surprise him with a gift that will improve his work trips or give him something more to look forward to when he returns home, here are some interesting Father’s Day gift ideas at all price ranges. Or if you’re feeling lucky, try entering these free travel contests for a surprise vacation that costs nothing at all.
Family vacations are the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with loved ones and strengthen family bonds. One study found 40 percent of parents planned to spend more on international travel with their families this year. There is also a growing trend of multiple generations traveling together.
Seeking the perfect gift this Father’s Day? Lonely Planet has released its top travel and lifestyle inspiration titles for Dads, from cycling adventures close to home to journeys exploring the offbeat side of North America to incredible train journeys around the world and inspiration for gardening enthusiasts. The global travel expert has the perfect book for every interest.
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Is your dad active? If so, your Father’s Day shopping just got easy. It doesn’t matter what Dad’s favorite activity is, hiking, cycling, diving, golf, skiing, tennis, whatever, if he travels to do it, there’s some piece of luggage that will make his life and his trips better. I’ve been traveling for sports for three decades, I’ve seen lots of innovation, I have personal experience with every brand here, and unlike many holiday gift guides, there are no commissions if you buy anything you see—but you can rest assured that they are proven, best-in-class picks worthy of a best-in-class Dad. These entries run a bit longer than other gift guides you’ll find online, because I really have reasons why I recommend these products, and I want you to know what you and Dad are getting for your hard-earned dollars.
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