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Everything in the bag that isn't a club.

Brand-name products only, each opened on Amazon Canada or Amazon US before it was listed, with a plain note on who it suits. Prices and reviews are on Amazon.

73 products across 4 sections

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Accessories.

Balls, gloves, bags, grips, tees and headcovers from the brands golfers already trust.

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One well-known choice from each category. Scroll for the rest.

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  • TitleistTour ball

    Pro V1

    Best for golfers who want the tour ball most players use

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  • SrixonSoft / distance ball

    Soft Feel

    Best for average swing speeds on a budget

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  • FootJoySynthetic / all-weather

    WeatherSof

    Best for golfers who want an everyday glove at a fair price

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  • TitleistStand bag

    Players 4 Stand Bag

    Best for walking golfers who want a light bag

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  • Golf PrideCord / all-weather

    MCC Plus4

    Best for golfers with sweaty or wet hands, or a tight grip

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  • PrideWood

    Professional Tee System, wood

    Best for golfers who want every club teed at the same height

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  • TitleistDriver headcover

    Universal Driver Headcover

    Best for owners of any recent Titleist driver

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Golf balls

Tour balls have a urethane cover for spin and feel around the green. Soft and distance balls have a firmer cover, spin less off the driver and cost less.

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  • TitleistTour ball

    Pro V1

    Best for golfers who want the tour ball most players use

    The most played ball on the professional tours and the one every other tour ball is measured against. Urethane cover for stopping power around the green, with a penetrating flight. Of the two Titleists, the Pro V1 is the softer, lower-flying one.

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  • TitleistTour ball

    Pro V1x

    Best for golfers who want higher flight and more spin with their irons

    Same urethane cover and tour pedigree as the Pro V1, with a firmer feel, higher flight and more spin on iron shots. Suits players who launch it low or want the ball to climb into greens.

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  • CallawayTour ball

    Chrome Soft

    Best for golfers who want a soft feel with tour-level spin

    Callaway's tour ball, known for a softer feel than most urethane balls. Full greenside spin and a high, straight flight. Also sold in Triple Track versions with alignment lines for putting.

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  • TaylorMadeTour ball

    TP5

    Best for golfers who want a five-layer tour ball

    TaylorMade's tour ball, built with five layers where most tour balls use three or four. Soft off the putter, plenty of spin with the wedges. The firmer, higher-flying TP5x is the same design for faster swings.

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  • SrixonSoft / distance ball

    Soft Feel

    Best for average swing speeds on a budget

    A two-piece, low-compression ball made for average swing speeds. Soft feel, straight flight and less spin off the driver, which means more distance for most amateurs. One of the most popular balls for golfers who lose a few each round.

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  • CallawaySoft / distance ball

    Supersoft

    Best for slower swings that want the softest feel

    One of the best-selling golf balls anywhere and Callaway's lowest-compression ball. Very soft off every club, low spin for straighter drives. The right pick for slower swing speeds, seniors and newer golfers.

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Gloves

Leather for feel, synthetic for wet weather and a longer life. Most golfers keep one of each in the bag.

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  • FootJoySynthetic / all-weather

    WeatherSof

    Best for golfers who want an everyday glove at a fair price

    FootJoy's most popular glove and the one most golfers end up with. Synthetic where the glove takes wear, leather on the palm patch and thumb where you want feel. Lasts longer than an all-leather glove and costs less.

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  • FootJoyLeather

    StaSof

    Best for golfers who want a premium leather feel

    FootJoy's top-of-the-line cabretta leather glove, the one its tour staff wear most. Thin, soft and tacky in the hand. Keep it dry; it is a feel glove, not a wet-weather glove.

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  • TitleistLeather

    Players

    Best for golfers who want a thin, tour-style glove

    Premium cabretta leather with a thin, close fit for maximum feel on the club. The glove Titleist's tour players wear. Like every leather glove it wears faster than synthetic, so buy two.

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  • CallawayLeather

    Tour Authentic

    Best for golfers who want premium cabretta leather

    Callaway's tour-level glove in premium cabretta leather. Thin and soft with a tight, consistent fit. Worn by Callaway's professional staff.

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  • CallawaySynthetic / all-weather

    Weather Spann

    Best for golfers who play in wet, humid or hot weather

    An all-synthetic glove that keeps its grip when leather goes slick. Perforated across the fingers to breathe, with a stretch back for fit. The right glove for rain and for range sessions.

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Bags

Stand bags for walking, cart bags for riding or a push cart. A 14-way top gives every club its own slot; a 4-way top saves weight.

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  • TitleistStand bag

    Players 4 Stand Bag

    Best for walking golfers who want a light bag

    Titleist's classic lightweight stand bag. Light enough to carry 18 holes without noticing, with a comfortable double strap and a four-way top. Enough pockets for a full round and nothing you don't need.

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  • CallawayStand bag

    Fairway 14 Stand Bag

    Best for golfers who want a slot for every club

    Callaway's stand bag with a 14-way top and full-length dividers, so clubs never tangle. Roomy pockets and a comfortable double strap. Good for golfers who walk some days and ride others.

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  • TaylorMadeStand bag

    Pro Stand Bag

    Best for golfers who carry some days and push-cart others

    TaylorMade's lightweight stand bag, built to sit on a push cart as well as on your back. Stable legs, a strap system that works both ways and plenty of pockets.

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  • Sun MountainCart bag

    C-130 Cart Bag

    Best for golfers who ride or use a push cart every round

    Sun Mountain's best-known cart bag and the standard for golfers who ride. 14-way top, and every pocket is reachable while the bag sits on the cart. Built for the cart, not for carrying.

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Grips

Worn grips make you hold the club tighter and cost you the club face. A set is 13 grips; regripping is an afternoon's job or a small fee at any golf shop.

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  • Golf PrideCord / all-weather

    MCC Plus4

    Best for golfers with sweaty or wet hands, or a tight grip

    Golf Pride's most popular tour grip. Cord in the upper hand for traction in any weather, softer rubber in the lower hand, and a lower section built up to the size of four extra tape wraps to ease grip pressure. A full set is 13.

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  • Golf PrideRubber

    Tour Velvet

    Best for golfers who want the standard grip most clubs ship with

    The grip most new clubs ship with, and the benchmark for feel. Plain rubber with a fine plus-sign pattern for traction and moderate feedback. Choose it when you want the regrip to feel exactly like the day the clubs were new.

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  • Golf PrideRubber

    CP2 Pro

    Best for golfers who want a soft feel or have sore hands

    Golf Pride's softest and tackiest grip, with the built-up lower hand from the Plus4. Less shock through the hands on mishits. A favourite of golfers with arthritis or anyone who grips too tight.

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  • SuperStrokePutter grip

    Traxion Tour 1.0 Putter Grip

    Best for golfers who want to quiet their hands on the putter

    SuperStroke's no-taper putter grip, the style that made oversize putter grips mainstream. The 1.0 is the slimmest of the Traxion Tour line; 2.0 and 3.0 are thicker. The parallel shape keeps grip pressure even in both hands.

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Tees

Wood is the traditional choice and breaks. Plastic lasts a season. Colour-coded lengths help you tee the ball the same height every time.

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  • PrideWood

    Professional Tee System, wood

    Best for golfers who want every club teed at the same height

    The wood tee most tour players use. Each length has its own colour stripe, so a driver tee always sits at the same height in the ground. Buy the big bag; wood tees break.

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  • PridePlastic

    Professional Tee System, plastic (Evolution)

    Best for golfers who want the wood-tee look that lasts all season

    The plastic version of the PTS tee: same lengths and colour codes, far more durable. A pack lasts far longer than a bag of wood tees.

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  • ChampPlastic

    Zarma FLYtee

    Best for golfers who want a durable tee at a consistent height

    A six-prong plastic tee that holds the ball with less contact than a wooden cup. Stripes let you push it to the same height every time. Champ says it lasts about five times longer than wood.

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  • Zero FrictionPlastic

    Victory 5-Prong

    Best for golfers who want less tee touching the ball

    Zero Friction's five-prong tee, the design the brand built its name on. Less tee in contact with the ball at impact, and the plastic rarely breaks. Sold in a 40-pack.

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Headcovers

Official replacement covers for the club you paid the most for. Useful when a used driver arrives without one.

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  • TitleistDriver headcover

    Universal Driver Headcover

    Best for owners of any recent Titleist driver

    Titleist's black leather driver cover, made to fit every current and recent model including GT, TSR, TSi and TS. Replaces the one your driver came with, or upgrades it.

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  • TaylorMadeDriver headcover

    Driver Headcover

    Best for owners of any TaylorMade driver

    TaylorMade's official replacement driver cover in black. Fits TaylorMade's 460cc drivers. A simple fix for a lost or worn cover.

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  • CallawayDriver headcover

    Elyte Driver Headcover

    Best for owners of a Callaway Elyte driver

    The official Callaway cover for the Elyte driver family. Buy it to replace a lost cover or to match a used Elyte that came without one.

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29 products across 6 categories, 26 of them sold on Amazon.ca. Every one was opened and checked on Amazon before it was added; GearCaddie lists well-known brands only, one listing per product, and never a price it can't see.

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GPS watches and rangefinders.

A GPS watch gives front, middle and back distances on every hole without pointing at anything. A laser rangefinder gives the exact distance to the flag or any target you aim at. Many golfers carry both; if you buy one, a rangefinder is the more precise tool and a watch is the more convenient one.

GPS watches

Distances on the wrist, with or without smartwatch extras.

Laser rangefinders

Every model here has a slope feature that switches off for competition.

Push carts and electric carts.

A push cart takes the bag off your back for the whole round. Three-wheel carts fold small and are the standard; an electric cart drives itself and the remote-control models follow you up the fairway. Check the folded size against your trunk before buying.

Push carts

Fold-flat three-wheelers from the brands golfers actually use.

Electric carts

Battery-powered, remote-controlled. Heavy to lift into a car, easy on the course.

Training aids.

The aids that coaches keep recommending: a tempo trainer for the driving range, a putting mirror and a pressure trainer for the living room, alignment sticks for every session. None of them replaces a lesson; all of them make practice more useful.

Swing and speed

Tempo, connection, low point and club speed.

Putting

Set-up, start line and pressure.

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