10 Best Golf Outing Gifts Under $15 for 2027

Planning a golf outing gets expensive quickly.

Course fees. Food. Signs. Prizes. Drinks. Registration. And then someone reminds you that you still need something to give every golfer.

When you're buying for 100, 120 or 144 players, even a few dollars per person makes a big difference.

The good news?

You don't need a $30–$50 gift budget per golfer to give players something they'll actually use.

There are plenty of custom golf outing gifts under $15 that can look professional, provide great sponsor visibility and avoid feeling like cheap promotional filler.

Here are 10 of our favorite golf outing gifts under $15 for 2027.

Prices shown are current at the time of publication and may change.

1. Custom Golf Outing Ball Markers — Starting Around $3.99

Sometimes the simplest gift is one of the best.

A custom ball marker is inexpensive, easy to distribute and something virtually every golfer can use.

They're especially good for:

• Tournament logos

• Memorial outings

• Annual events

• Sponsor branding

• Corporate golf outings

A well-designed marker can stay in someone's golf bag for years.

And because they're inexpensive, ball markers also give organizers room in the budget to combine them with another item.

For example, a $15-per-golfer budget could potentially include a ball marker plus a towel, divot tool or another accessory instead of spending the entire amount on one product.

Best for:

Budget-conscious outings, sponsor gifts and annual tournament keepsakes.

2. Custom Bent Divot Tool — Around $3.99

If you're working with a tight budget but want something golfers can actually use on the course, a simple custom divot tool is hard to beat.

It's useful.

It's golf-specific.

And it gives your tournament or sponsor another opportunity for branding without eating up much of the per-player budget.

This can also work well as part of a larger registration package.

Instead of spending $15 on one item, you could build a small golf kit using several inexpensive pieces.

Best for:

Large charity outings and events trying to maximize value per golfer.

3. Custom Logo Hat Clip With Ball Marker — Around $6.99

This is a nice step up from a traditional ball marker.

A magnetic hat clip keeps the marker easily accessible while the golfer is on the green.

That makes it both practical and highly visible.

It can also work extremely well as a sponsored item.

Imagine a sponsor paying to place its logo on the marker.

Instead of appearing on a sign golfers drive past once, the sponsor's branding could stay attached to someone's golf hat or bag throughout the season.

Best for:

Sponsor-funded gifts and outings looking for something small but premium.

4. Handheld Rechargeable Fan — Around $6.99

Not every golf outing gift needs to be traditional golf equipment.

If you're hosting a summer tournament, a small rechargeable fan can be one of the most appreciated things you hand out.

Anyone who has played an outing in July or August knows what the back nine can feel like when it's 90 degrees with no breeze.

It's also different.

Golfers attend a lot of outings, and many have already received dozens of golf tees and koozies.

A useful product they weren't expecting can stand out.

Best for:

Summer golf outings and tournaments in warmer climates.

5. Custom Bag Tags — Starting Around $8.99

Bag tags are one of our favorite outing gifts because they can feel more like a keepsake than a promotional item.

They're particularly good for:

• Annual outings

• Memorial tournaments

• Member-guests

• Corporate events

• Destination golf trips

• Charity tournaments

A custom-shaped or well-designed bag tag can remain attached to a golfer's bag long after the event is over.

You can use the tournament logo, event date, sponsor artwork or even create a design based around the theme of the outing.

Best for:

Annual events and organizers who want a lasting keepsake.

6. Custom Medallion Golf Ball Marker — Around $8.99

If you like the idea of a ball marker but want something with a more substantial feel, a medallion-style marker is a great middle ground.

It has more presence than a basic marker without pushing you into a high per-player budget.

These work especially well when the artwork itself is part of the gift.

For example:

• Anniversary tournaments

• Memorial events

• Military or first-responder outings

• Corporate anniversaries

• Course logos

• Detailed tournament emblems

Instead of looking like another promotional item, a well-designed medallion can feel collectible.

Best for:

Outings with strong logos, themes or commemorative designs.

7. Metal Divot Tool With Custom Ball Marker — Around $8.99

If you're trying to maximize perceived value without spending $15 per golfer, this is one of the strongest options.

You're essentially combining two golf accessories into one:

A divot repair tool + custom magnetic ball marker.

It's something golfers can put directly into their pocket before teeing off.

That's exactly what we like to see in outing gifts.

No explanation required.

No wondering what it's for.

The golfer can actually use it during the event.

Best for:

Organizations looking for one practical gift that feels more expensive than it is.

8. 15" x 15" Waffle Golf Towel — Around $8.99

Golf towels are popular for a reason.

Golfers actually use them.

They're easy to attach to a bag and give you a larger area for tournament or sponsor branding than something like a ball marker.

A towel can also help make your registration package look more substantial without driving the cost too high.

If you're using sponsors to fund golfer gifts, towels provide plenty of visibility for a logo.

Best for:

Corporate outings, presenting sponsors and tournament registration gifts.

9. 24" x 15" Waffle Golf Towel — Around $10.99

If you want a more substantial towel while staying comfortably under $15, stepping up to a larger size can make the gift feel noticeably more premium.

That's an important distinction when you're working with a limited budget.

Sometimes spending an additional $2 per golfer can dramatically improve the perceived value of the item.

For a 100-player outing, that's only $200 more across the entire event.

And unlike a disposable promotional item, a good golf towel can continue getting used throughout the season.

Best for:

Outings that want one larger, practical gift without exceeding the budget.

10. Drawstring Bag, Golf Balls & Marker Package — Around $11.99

This might be my favorite option on this list for organizers who want the golfer to receive an actual package rather than one individual product.

Instead of handing someone a loose giveaway, you're giving them a coordinated golf outing gift.

A package can immediately improve presentation.

It also makes registration easier because several items can already be bundled together.

For events looking for strong value under $15 per golfer, this kind of combination is hard to ignore.

Best for:

Golf outings that want a complete registration gift while keeping the budget controlled.

Bonus Options Just Under $15

If your budget stretches closer to the full $15 per golfer, there are a few additional options worth considering.

Custom Logo Valuables Pouch — Around $12.99

A valuables pouch gives golfers somewhere to store things like:

• Keys

• Wallet

• Watch

• Cash

• Earbuds

• Small accessories

It's particularly good for premium corporate outings because it feels less like a promotional giveaway and more like an actual golf accessory.

Custom Logo Magnetic Phone Holder — Around $14.99

Golfers increasingly use their phones during rounds for:

• GPS

• Scoring

• Music

• Tournament apps

• Yardages

A golf cart phone holder can therefore be a surprisingly practical gift.

It's also different enough that many golfers probably don't already have five of them sitting in the garage.

Custom Fighter Jet Divot Tool With Ball Marker — Around $14.99

This is a great example of what happens when a golf outing gift becomes part of the event itself.

Instead of a generic divot tool, a unique shape or themed product can connect directly to the tournament.

Custom concepts work particularly well for:

• Military events

• Veterans outings

• Corporate themes

• Memorial tournaments

• Fundraisers with a strong identity

When the product tells part of the event's story, golfers are much more likely to remember where they received it.

What Is the Best Golf Outing Gift Under $15?

There isn't one answer for every tournament.

It depends on what you're trying to accomplish.

Best Overall Value

Metal Divot Tool With Custom Ball Marker

You get two useful golf functions in one product and plenty of opportunity for custom branding.

Best Budget Option

Custom Ball Marker

At around $4, it's difficult to beat if you're buying for a large field.

Best Keepsake

Custom Bag Tag or Medallion Ball Marker

Both can be designed specifically around the tournament rather than simply displaying a company logo.

Best for Sponsor Visibility

Golf Towel

The larger branding area makes it particularly useful for presenting or golfer-gift sponsors.

Best for a Hot-Weather Outing

Rechargeable Fan

Not traditional golf swag — and that's exactly why golfers may remember it.

Best Complete Package

Drawstring Bag, Golf Balls & Marker Package

Multiple items and better presentation while still staying below the $15 mark.

$5, $10 and $15 Golf Outing Gift Budgets

One of the easiest ways to choose gifts is to start with your per-player budget.

Around $5 Per Golfer

Consider:

• Custom ball marker

• Bent divot tool

For 144 golfers, a $5 budget means approximately:

$720 total

before any applicable shipping, taxes or additional options.

Around $10 Per Golfer

You have significantly more flexibility.

Consider:

• Bag tag

• Medallion marker

• Hat clip and marker

• Metal divot tool and marker

• Golf towel

For 144 golfers:

$1,440 total

at a $10-per-player budget.

Around $15 Per Golfer

Now you can look at:

• Premium accessories

• Valuables pouches

• Phone holders

• Larger towels

• Themed divot tools

• Multi-item golfer packages

For 144 golfers:

$2,160 total

at a $15-per-player budget.

And remember:

Your tournament doesn't necessarily have to pay for it.

Have a Sponsor Pay for the Golfer Gifts

This is one of our favorite strategies for keeping a golf outing budget under control.

Suppose you have 144 golfers and want to spend $10 per player.

That's roughly a $1,440 expense.

Instead of simply paying for it from registration revenue, create a:

Golfer Gift Sponsorship

A company contributes toward the cost of the gifts in exchange for branding on the product and recognition at the tournament.

Now:

• The sponsor gets additional exposure.

• The tournament reduces an expense.

• The golfer receives a better gift.

That's much more valuable than simply trying to find the cheapest product available.

Don't Choose Based on Price Alone

There's an important difference between:

an inexpensive golf gift

and

a cheap golf gift.

You want the first one.

A $7 item that golfers keep is a better investment than a $3 item that gets thrown away before they leave the parking lot.

Before ordering, ask:

Will a golfer actually use this?

Does it feel appropriate for our event?

Can the design look good on it?

Does it give our sponsor meaningful exposure?

If the answer is yes, you're probably on the right track.

Need Help Building a Golf Outing Gift Package Under $15?

You don't need to figure everything out before contacting us.

Send DrivePuttPromote three things:

1. Your event date

2. Number of golfers

3. Your approximate budget per golfer

From there, we can help narrow down options, create custom combinations and provide free artwork and digital mockups before production.

Whether you're trying to spend $5, $10 or $15 per golfer, we'll help you put together something that fits the budget without making your golfer gifts feel like an afterthought.

Because a great golf outing gift doesn't have to be expensive.

It just needs to be something golfers are happy to take home.