Cool Gift of the Day
Thursday, July 28, 2005
What it is:
A handy stamping device, to personalize your golf balls.
Why we love it:
The trouble with golf, as a sport, is that if you've got a whole bunch of people all hitting small, white, dimpled balls in the same general direction, you're bound to suffer some confusion (if not some head injuries). After all, how can you tell whose ball has landed in the rough, and whose on the green? You could resort to such unwholesome choices as brightly colored golf balls, but they seem too gaudy for such a genteel sport, polka dots are right out, and plaid is just ridiculous. So, where else can a golfer turn, for a way to distinguish his ball from the rest of the pack? Give the golfer on your list a handy little tool that will solve this problem permanently. A golf ball monogrammer is a handy little stampy gadget that prints their initials cleanly and clearly on their golf balls, assuring that they'll never be stumped for which ball is theirs again. They can even switch the letters if they want, and change their monogram. End tiresome debates over whose ball is on the green, once and for all, though be forewarned, a bad golfer may find his score is worsened by being able to clearly identify his ball.
Who we'd give it to:
Golfers, bad golfers, good golfers, people with initials.
Where to get it:
From
Target for a personalized $17.99