PitchFix Divot Repair Tool, $15.97

Instead of collecting hats from courses I visit, I started collecting these a few years ago because I’m one of those players who repairs their ball mark (and any other ball marks I see) on the greens. I wish more people did it too. A few jabs and twists into the ground with a PitchFix’s tongs and the work is done. The magnetic ball marker makes it even better.

Ultimate Ears Mini Roll, $79

I had an original Roll speaker, which had the same design but was larger, but left it on a cart a few years ago. These days, I leave this Mini Roll on my bag and still enjoy great sound from it. The oversized buttons make getting the volume just right easy, even with a golf glove on, and its battery lasts all day.

Arccos Link Pro, $249

I’ve been playing with Arccos sensors (sold separately) on my clubs for over a decade, and the data has helped me play and practice smarter. Using Link Pro, I don’t need to carry my phone in my pocket while I play or do anything else for the system to work. Setup is easy, it connects to the Arccos sensors flawlessly, and it transmits all my shots to Arccos’s smartphone app without me having to do anything.