For a golfer who already has the kit, look for something they use often, an experience they will enjoy or a piece whose size you know precisely. Set your budget, then check what they already own to avoid a duplicate.
Up to CHF 50: a small object that actually gets used
Look for a towel, a ball marker or a pocket accessory that works with their equipment. Personalisation can be a nice touch if the person likes that kind of detail.
The price varies with the model and the personalisation. Include any extra costs in your budget too. Check the total before you order.
CHF 50 to 100: replacing a familiar piece
A cap or a polo can work if you know their preferences and find the model within this price range. For the polo, take the measurements its size guide asks for. For the cap, check the adjuster and the shape they usually wear.
If they already like a particular model, another colour they enjoy wearing can work. Avoid choosing only by the size shown on a garment from another brand.
CHF 100 to 200: a knit or a session
A sweater or a cardigan can work if you know their size and what they wear in cool weather. The cut and the care it needs matter as much as the colour.
A lesson with their coach or a golf activity can also work, depending on what is on offer. Ask how to book, how long the voucher stays valid and whether the recipient can choose their own date.
Over CHF 200: organising an experience
A day on a course they would like to play, a coaching clinic or a series of sessions are all possibilities. Confirm the access conditions and availability before you give a fixed date.
For very personal equipment such as clubs, involve the recipient in the choice. Ask them which equipment they would like to try and whether they want a professional to guide them.