It’s soon to be that time of year again when businesses are left to decide what promotional golf gifts they are going to be giving to their customers and prospective customers. Often, this sort of task will be delegated to an unfortunate individual, who is given a tight budget to work to, told how many gifts are needed and expected to get the gifts produced in time, on budget and looking great.

It really depends on your company’s budget per gift. If you are working to a tight budget then there is a good choice of low cost items that you recipients will truly be pleased to receive. But if you have a larger budget to work for, the range becomes even greater and that, I suppose, is where the difficulties start. Just where do you start looking?

For the low end budget, the standard Christmas golf gift would be the logo golf ball. These are a fantastic idea for those arranging the gift, not least for their flexibility. If you are on a tight budget then you can just send a sleeve of three of the cheaper brand name balls to your recipients. If you have a bigger budget, or are wanting to impress your recipients, then a box of 12 high end brand balls can be sent instead. Do you want a bit of both? Well that’s also simple, just choose which brand (or brands) to have printed up and for those you want to be more generous towards you send a full box, whereas those customers that aren’t so important get a sleeve of balls.

Other low cost golf items abound as well. There’s the printed golf tees, which can be ordered either individually, boxed or in tee bars, with ball marker and divot repair tool attached.

For those with bigger budgets to work with, or simply those wanting to impress their customers more, then look at the range of promotional golf clothing and similar items. What could be better than a huge copy of your logo printed onto the surface of the gift? Well this is possible using the range of promotional golf umbrellas. From basic umbrellas to fancy, almost storm proof umbrellas, your choice of umbrella is wide and varied. Best of all, it’s the type of promotional item that golfers will keep and use when necessary. When they are in use your logo is on full display. And if you have chosen to have a clear logo printed onto your umbrella.

Other items of promotional golf wear don’t have such obvious logos for all to see, but are excellent for making your customers feel wanted and appreciated. Golf caps are on the lower end of the price range here, and many might see them more as general giveaways for golf events and the such likes. But there are also promotional golf t-shirts, which can be a great giveaway as they are light and easy to distribute, either through the postal system or by giving them to customers as your reps visit them.

And returning to the keeping dry theme, there is also a great range of protective outerwear that can be imprinted with your logo and used as gifts. Promotional golf jackets are a good high end item to give to your customers.

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