Golf covers
Most golf gifts end up in the bag with the spare tees. A magazine cover goes on the wall: their photo from the course, their name in the headlines and the round they still talk about.
Gift ideas
They already own the rangefinder, the headcovers and the monogrammed balls. What they don't own is a magazine about themselves, with their name, their course and their best round on the front.
For the husband, brother or buddy who plans the weekend around a tee time: his photo, his home course and his foursome's best stories, in headlines you write.
For the dad who taught you to keep your head down. Put him on the cover with a photo from the course and headlines from the whole family, for Christmas, his birthday or Father's Day.
For the woman who outdrives the group: her photo, her course and her best round on a cover made to frame. Every headline changes to fit her game.
For the golfer who laughs at his own slice. Roast the lost balls, the gimme putts and the scorecard math; you write every joke.
Front-page news for the clubhouse wall: the hole, the yardage, the club, the date and the witnesses who saw it drop.
For the retiree whose new job title is full-time golfer: one cover that sends off the career and books the tee times.
Wrap up their golf year. The digital download arrives in minutes, so it works for last-minute gifts and Christmas-morning reveals.
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How it works
Choose the one that sounds like them.
Add a photo and rewrite every headline.
Digital in minutes; prints ship in 5–7 business days.
Before you start
Start with their name and a title they'd never give themselves: Golfer of the Year, Club Champion, Still Looking for His Swing. Then fill the cover lines with real details: the home course, the handicap (or the one they claim), the best round and its date, a hole-in-one with the yardage, and the rule they invented. Each cover's sample headlines show the format, and every line can be changed.
Choose a sharp photo where their face is easy to see: the top of the backswing, holding the flag on 18, or the trophy shot. The covers are portrait-shaped, so a vertical photo fills them best. Most phone photos work, and you can move and zoom the photo in the editor.
The digital download arrives in minutes, ready to text to the foursome or show at the party. For a gift that hangs in the office, the den or the clubhouse, choose a studio print, framed print or canvas. Prints ship in 5–7 business days, and shipping is calculated at checkout.
FAQ
Something about them rather than more gear. A personalized magazine cover puts their photo, their name and their best golf stories on the front page, and no pro shop sells it. Pick a cover, rewrite the headlines, and choose a digital download or a print to hang.
Choose a golf cover, upload a photo and type over the sample headlines with their name, course and stories. You can move and zoom the photo and edit every line. Preview it free, then choose a format at checkout.
Yes. Every name and headline is editable, so any cover works for her: her photo, her course, her best round and the stats she earned.
Yes. Put the career send-off and the new schedule on one cover: years of service, the home course and how many rounds a week are planned. It works as a gift from the family or from the whole team.
The digital download arrives in minutes, ready to share or print yourself. Studio prints, framed prints and canvases ship in 5–7 business days.
Yes. The digital download arrives in minutes, so it works right up to Christmas morning. For a studio print, framed print or canvas, order early: prints ship in 5–7 business days, plus delivery time.
