If you love to golf, you already know how golfers love to exchange gifts from time to time. It’s almost as if it’s one of those unwritten rules in the handbook, but it’s tons of fun. Golfers love everything from golf memorabilia and golf equipment, to collectibles and that stylish golf apparel. It doesn’t matter if you’re just a fan, an avid player, or need a few gifts for clients to boost your business, these gift ideas are great for just about anything.

For someone who loves golf, getting different kinds of golf memorabilia can be a lot of fun. Whether you’re looking for an autograph of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Padraig Harrington, and Sergio Garcia, or getting an old shoe, hat or club they used in a tournament, it’s all possible. The best type of gift for a golfer is the golf gift basket. You basically get to choose what you want to put in the basket, and then give it to your friends or family members.

What golfer wouldnt love to receive hand signed golf memorabilia from Greg Norman, also known as the Great White Shark and one of the best professional golfers of all time? Married to Chris Evert, the tennis star, Greg Norman made over $10 million in his golfing career, even people that dont play golf would love to get a signed golf ball with two photos framed in a plague that is sure to become a collectors item. Even certificates of authenticity come with them!

Of course, everybody knows who Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are, so even those that dont golf would realize the value of any hand signed golf memorabilia from these legends. You can get signed golf balls, golf shoes, photos and sometimes even their golf clubs are available. They make great gifts for a special occasion like a wedding or a big job promotion for that special son or daughter in your life.

Of course, giving golf memorabilia is a great gift for an avid collector of any kind. Rare and limited edition golf gloves, flags, shoes and balls can be hard to come by, when it comes to the top professionals in the game. That is what makes hand-signed items appreciate over the years. Even antique golf memorabilia is still bought and sold on the open market for thousands of dollars.

If you have ever walked into the office of a bank executive that has a framed plague with a signed golf ball and autographed action photo of Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman or Tiger Woods, you will see that it is the focal point of the office, no matter whether he plays golf or not. For this reason alone, many companies give golf memorabilia for incentives or along with a bonus check for a job well done.

Golf memorabilia gift baskets may not be as expensive as the hand-signed memorabilia, but they make a special gift, especially for that man in your life that has everything. Whether it is rare and limited edition autographed items, or a basket of golf balls, tees, golf shirt, hats and other golf items, it is hard to beat a gift of golf memorabilia for a special occasion.