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Golf Decor

	Golfers are dedicated sportsmen, and like to get out on that green as often as possible. But when it’s not possible, you can bring a little bit of the golf course to them, by doing their home office or study in golf decor. If you’re starting from the ground up, then choose a type of carpeting that will provide as near an experience to the actual surface of a golf course as possible. Tile, or hardwood just lets the ball skitter across the surface, making it hard to control a short tap. Pile and shag are out, because it will be impossible to putt across the soft surface, and they’ll end up driving a ball through the window. A short napped carpeting, or indoor/outdoor carpet is a great surface for a little puttering around when they have the time. After you lay the flooring, and have moved all the furniture in, gift your duffer with a putting stand to hold a selection of his putters. The most useful ones have compartments for balls, and a “tunnel” under the bottom of the stand that serves as a target when they get an urge to practice. The stands come in a variety of wood finishes, that can be mixed and matched with your office desk or wall paneling.

Golf Rain Gauge

Fun sports theme
Resin, glass, metal
39 inches tall

Brass Golf Bookends

Handsome figural design
Solid brass
5.5 x 4 inches

Golf Theme Shadow Box

Golf history themed
Wood, glass
11 ix 8 3/4 x 3 1/2 inches

Pen Holder - Golfing Design

Cute Office Accessory
Painted Resin
3 3/4 Inches Tall

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Golf Decor

For the golfer who really does work in his office, there are handsome floor and shelf top cabinets in polished wood, with hand-carved panels depicting modern and antique golf scenes. This will store away the work supplies, and a distinguished mahogany shoebox can sit on top, to hold golfing supplies like tees, scorecards and gloves.

The shelves behind a desk look even more sporting with a pair of bookends that feature a golf bag and clubs, or other golfing themes. And beside them on the wall, is the perfect place for a ball case, to hold a selection of his favorite brands of golf balls. Cases come in a variety of sizes, with either tee-shaped pedestals, or depressions in the shelf to make sure nothing rolls off on its own.

You can even enhance the room by hiding away all the bits and pieces that come with their game, by putting a sturdy golf organizer in the closet. These handy metal stands hold everything from their shoes, golf bags, boxes of balls, and even sweaters or shirts for a quick getaway to the links.

Let them count the hours until their next game, on a unique wall clock that comes in the shape of a variety of world famous courses, including the golfer’s mecca, St. Andrew’s in Scotland.

Before you open the door on your golf décor, have a little fun with your duffer, and visit a joke shop to buy a “broken window golf ball”, a cling-on clear vinyl circle with half a golf ball attached, so it appears that someone’s drive is a little off!