Golf Trunk Organizer
A “kind of a mobile locker,” this case divides into enough compartments to fit shoes, extra socks, balls, scorecards, and personal items.
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V-Swing
With a swivel head that rotates 270 degrees, this camcorder attaches to a golf bag so you can analyze your swing “forward and backward, frame by frame.”
Price: $350
Contact: V-swing.com
Source: Golf Digest
Golf Shoe
Brooks Brothers brings class back to the cleat with this calfskin pair, complete with perforation detail and soft spikes.
Price: $249
Contact: Brooksbrothers.com
Source: Condé Nast Traveler
SkyCaddie SG5 Rangefinder
This GPS device “maps more than 24,000 preprogrammed courses in 45 countries.” It shows hazards, distance from holes, and keeps score.
Price: $349.95
Contact: Skygolf.com
Source: Los Angeles Times
Zero Restriction Chino
Made with silicone-injected cotton, this is a “classic-looking” pair of khakis that allows you to play “in the pouring rain.”
Price: $199.95
Contact: Zerorestriction.com
Source: Golf Digest
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