Golf Clubs Ornament

We make a golf ornament for the tree, and this is the bundle version — driver, iron, and putter in hand-blown glass, each head shaped distinctly, made and finished in-house and sold directly from this page. My sister Rosalind, whose weekend tee times anchor her entire week, named all three clubs at a single glance and approved. She nods at it before rounds.

A white elephant exchange suits it, a hobby gift that outlasts the round and draws the golfers present. Rosalind watched this bundle get stolen by the group's most dedicated player, who defended it through two more picks. A recognizable hobby gets targeted. The bundle ended with the person who books tee times as she does. She called it inevitable.

It makes a good hostess gift, particularly for the host who plays the game, or whose partner does. Rosalind brings it to gatherings at golfing households as a small, pointed tribute to the sport that quietly structures her own week. Give it to the hostess with clubs out in the garage. She will name all three at a glance.

It is hand-painted glass, not plastic — formed as a bundle and painted by hand, each club head given its own profile and finish. Rosalind checked that the three heads were genuinely distinct, applying the only test a golfer trusts, and named each without pausing. Glass throughout, shafts fine but not fragile, a painted band suggesting the bag mouth. Light enough to hang without straining the branch it rides on.

No — it is not too heavy for tree branches. The bundle is built light despite its detail, settling onto a standard hook and holding its angle without tugging the branch down or twisting on the line. Rosalind hung hers on an ordinary branch and reported no drooping, a practical test she ran before trusting it near the good ornaments. It stays put and stays upright, heads bundled and facing out where all three read clearly.

The best way to store it is simply: wrap it in soft tissue, seat it in a rigid box, and keep it where the temperature stays even year-round. Rosalind stores hers with her actual clubs in the off-season, on the theory that all her golf equipment should winter together. It emerges each December with all three heads distinct and ready to display. The paint needs only darkness and a steady climate between rounds.

You can see our full sports ornament collection on the sports ornaments page, where this bundle hangs among the balls, the rackets, and the rest of the gear. Rosalind browsed the entire collection carefully before deciding the clubs suited her best of all. She has plans for several pages come December.

It can be shipped directly as a gift — it travels in protective packaging engineered for hand-blown glass, though not a gift box, so a recipient unwraps sturdy protection rather than presentation. Rosalind ships hers straight to golfing friends with a warning text to expect plain packing material, not a bow. The bow is a step you add.