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Step 1
Look in professional golf shops rather than in general sport stores. Most general sport stores either have only a few items or have items of medium quality, more for the amateur golfer than for the professional who has tried and seen it all.
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Step 2
Search for memorabilia. If you know the personal taste of the player, you can look for autographed items (flags, documents and putters are common), limited-edition books and special antique items. It is especially thoughtful if you can find an item associated with the recipient's favorite player.
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Step 3
Search for an online store that offers gifts, memorabilia, autographs and a myriad of items and information about the history of golf and its players. Rare and unusual golf items can be found by conducting a quick online search with the keywords "luxury golf items."
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Step 4
Think beyond the ordinary items. Professional players may appreciate a commemorative trophy, medal or silver cup engraved with their names, especially if the gift comes from a group or organization they particularly appreciate or are close to. Other players may enjoy the chance to visit a particular event where they can be simple observers or where they'll get a chance to interact with other professionals.
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Step 5
Look for something personal. Rather than thinking about a golf bag or balls, look for something that only a professional player would understand and appreciate. For example, you can find exotic wooden golf club putters, some of which may be autographed by famed players. Most places selling professional golf gifts offer personalization and corporate gifts too, so you have the option of making the gift even more individual.
