Corporate Golf Gifts & Golf Day Prizes

For a corporate golf day, a gift for every guest beats a competition-only prize table. One box per guest at the same level keeps it fair, then add a prize selection for the winners on top.

A common setup for a client day of 20: a Members or Captains Box for every guest on arrival, plus the Golf Day Prize Selection for the winner, runner-up and nearest the pin. With a logo-stamped bag tag in each box, guests take your name home on something they use every round.

More than most organisers think. If only the winner gets something, most of the field has nothing to play for by the turn. Work out the prize count first, then buy.

For a field of 40 to 60, a workable structure is:

• Winner, no more than a quarter of the prize budget
• Second and third, noticeably smaller
• Nearest the pin, one per par three
• Longest drive
• Best front or back nine
• Booby prize, small and ideally funny
• Raffle prizes, several mid-value items beat one expensive one

That is typically eight to fifteen prizes for forty players. Given a choice between one big prize and six decent ones, take the six.

Prizes get judged on one thing: would I have bought this myself? Gear that gets used beats engraved glassware every time, and costs less.

• Premium golf balls pass that test every time.
• Gift boxes look substantial on the table, which matters when prizes sit in a clubhouse for four hours before anyone wins them.
• Vouchers are safe but flat.
• Heavily branded merchandise is fine in a goody bag, poor as a prize.

Avoid anything that needs a size you do not know, and anything novelty.

• Goody bag: £5 to £15 per player. Balls, tees, a marker.
• Prize table: £15 to £30 per player across the table, so £600 to £1,200 for a forty-player day.
• Client or guest gifts: one box per guest. Consistency matters more than variety.
• Society main prizes: usually £20 to £40 a head.

Golf is specific enough to feel considered without being personal enough to be awkward. A client gift has one job, to be remembered, so it has to feel chosen and be something they will use.

At events, guests open their boxes together, compare and swap bits, which breaks the ice faster than any welcome speech. Members for every guest, Captains for key clients, Presidential for VIPs.

Societies run on tradition and small budgets, so prizes from one range keep the scaling obvious. Captain's and charity days are worth a little more on presentation, because there are photographs. Raffle lots need to look worth a ticket from across the room.

No. Bulk discounts start at five boxes, but you can order a single box at the standard price.

Yes. Tell us how many and we will keep the contents consistent across the batch.

Tell us your date when you get in touch and we will confirm timings with your quote. The earlier the better, especially for logo branding and in the run-up to Christmas.

Most adult men take a Medium and most golfers are right-handed, so we can pack that as a default. The glove size guide covers the rest.