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Golf gear for the course, the range and home
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Balls, gloves, bags, putters, practice nets and rangefinders for your next round. Check the size, hand and pack count on each page before you buy.
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Course, Range and Home
Golf Balls | Golf Gloves | Practice Nets
Golf gear that fits how you play
Golf gear only helps if it fits you and where you play. We list the facts that decide that, so you can compare like with like.
Pick by where you play
A round on the course, a bucket at the range and ten minutes of putting in the hallway call for different gear. Each category page explains what matters for that use.
Left hand or right hand, stated
Gloves and putters are made for one hand. Every page says which, so a right-handed golfer does not end up with the wrong glove.
Practice gear sized for your space
Net and mat sizes are on every page. Measure the backyard, garage or hallway first, then pick the one that fits.
Pack counts in plain numbers
How many balls, tees, gloves or grips come in the pack is stated up front, so you know what you are paying for.
Easy to return
Not what you expected? Send it back within 14 days in resaleable condition for a full refund, on top of your Australian Consumer Law rights.
The collection
A place to start in each category
Compare the rest by size, hand, pack count and price on the shop page. Free Australia-wide delivery on orders over $150.
A closer look
See the gear in detail
Close-up photos from the makers. Full details are on each product page.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
A right-handed golfer wears the glove on the left hand, and a left-handed golfer wears it on the right. Each glove page states the hand the glove is worn on. Read that line before you order, because a glove made for one hand does not fit the other.
A golf glove should fit snugly across the palm with no loose material at the fingertips. Each glove page states the size it comes in. If you sit between two sizes, most golfers go with the smaller one, because gloves stretch a little with use.
Rangefinders are allowed where the local rule permits distance-measuring devices. Slope readings are usually not allowed in competition play. Check with your club or the event organiser before you use one in an event.
Start with the net's stated width, height and depth, then add room to stand and swing. Indoors, check that the ceiling clears your longest club at the top of your swing. Follow the maker's setup instructions and keep people, pets and windows out of the line of the ball.
Most adult putters are between 33 and 35 inches long. Each putter page states its length and the hand it is made for. Take your normal putting stance and check that your hands sit comfortably on the grip without you hunching or standing up tall.
The cover is the outer layer of the ball. Urethane is a softer cover material that many golfers choose for feel and control around the green. The product page lists the cover material, construction and compression where the maker states them.
Yes. We deliver to every state and territory, including regional and rural addresses. Delivery is free on orders of $150 or more and a flat $15 under that. Remote areas can take a few days longer.
Send it back within 14 days of delivery, in resaleable condition with its packaging and accessories, and we refund the price you paid including standard delivery. That is on top of your Australian Consumer Law rights if anything arrives faulty.
Buying guide
How to Choose Golf Equipment for the Course, the Range and Home: A Practical Guide
Golf equipment is easier to buy when you start with where you will use it. Gear for the course has to be light and quick to reach. Gear for the range has to take repeated hits. Gear for home has to fit the space you have. This guide walks through each part of the range and the details worth reading on the product page.
Start with where you play
Write down what you need the gear for. A fresh dozen for Saturday, a glove that grips in the wet, a light bag for a short course, or a net so you can hit balls after work. Each of those points at one category, and inside the category only a few details separate one product from the next.
Golf balls
Cover. The cover is the outer layer. Urethane covers are softer and are chosen for feel and control around the green. Firmer covers are harder wearing.
Construction and compression. A ball is built in layers, and the page says how many where the maker states it. Compression is a measure of how firm the ball is. Lower numbers feel softer off the club.
Pack size. Balls are sold by the dozen here. Check the count and the colour on the page.
Golf gloves
Hand. A right-handed golfer wears the glove on the left hand. A left-handed golfer wears it on the right. The page states which hand each glove is for.
Size and material. A glove should be snug with no spare material at the fingertips. Leather gives a close feel in dry weather. Synthetic and rain gloves are made to keep their grip when wet.
Pack count. Value packs of two, five or six gloves work out cheaper per glove if you play every week.
Bags and buggies
A lightweight stand bag suits a short course, a twilight nine or a trip to the range. Read the weight, the number of dividers and the pockets. A travel bag protects your clubs in transit, so check the padding and the wheels. For a push buggy, read the folded size against your car boot and the weight you will lift in and out.
Putters
Head shape. A blade putter has a slim, traditional head. A mallet has a larger head with alignment lines to help you aim.
Length and hand. Most adult putters are 33 to 35 inches. The page states the length and whether the putter is right or left handed. Check both before you order.
Practice at home
Nets. Read the stated width, height and depth, then measure your backyard or garage. Leave room to swing, check the ceiling height indoors and set the net up the way the maker describes. Keep people, pets and windows out of the line of the ball.
Hitting mats. A mat gives you a consistent surface and protects the lawn. Read the size, the turf type and whether tees are included.
Putting mats. A putting mat rolls out in a hallway or office. Read the length and width, and check you have a flat floor to lay it on.
Rangefinders
A laser rangefinder gives you the distance to the flag. Read the stated range, the magnification and how it is powered. Slope mode adjusts the distance for uphill and downhill shots. Slope is usually not allowed in competition, so look for a model that lets you switch it off, and check your local rule before an event.
Accessories
Tees, towels, head covers, umbrellas, ball retrievers, divot tools, brushes and grips are the small things that make a round easier. Read the pack count and the size. For head covers, check which clubs they fit. For grips, check the size and whether fitting supplies are included.
Your golf equipment checklist
Decide where you will use it. Pick the category. Check the hand for gloves and putters. Read the size or length. Read the pack count. Check what is in the box. Measure your space for nets and mats. Then compare prices, in Australian dollars, with delivery included.
The short version
Buy for where you play, read the maker's details and make sure the size and hand are right for you. Every product page here lists those details so you can decide before you order, and you have 14 days from delivery to change your mind.
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Ready for your next round, with gear that fits.
Golf balls, gloves, bags, putters and practice gear in Australian dollars, with free Australia-wide delivery on orders over $150 and 14-day returns.
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Company information
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- Company nameGolf Equipment Company (golfequipmentshop.com.au), a division of BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd
- ABN30 656 628 938
- AU officeSuite 307, Norwest Central, 12 Century Circuit, Norwest NSW 2153, Australia
- International Registered addressCaruso Consulting Co Ltd, Suite 97, 47 Moo 1, T. Nawoong, Meaung, Phetchaburi, 76000, Thailand
- Phone+66 (0) 98 391 3877
- Emailtheteam@golfequipmentshop.com.au
We deliver all over Australia
We ship to every state and territory of Australia, including major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, alongside Gold Coast, Newcastle, Canberra, Wollongong, Hobart, Geelong, Cairns and Darwin. Wherever you are in the country, your order arrives tracked, with free delivery on orders over $150.
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Support 7 days a week
Real people, ready to help by email or phone every day of the week. Most messages get a reply within a few hours.
An established business
We're an established company trading openly with full details published above, backed by clear Australian Consumer Law rights.
In summary
Page summary
Golf Equipment Company is an Australia-focused online store from BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd selling golf balls, golf gloves, stand bags, a travel bag, a push buggy, putters, putting mats, swing trainers, practice nets, hitting mats, rangefinders and golf accessories in Australian dollars, with tracked Australia-wide delivery (free on orders over $150) and 14-day returns. Every product page states the size, hand, pack count, material and box contents the maker gives.
- CompanyGolf Equipment Company (golfequipmentshop.com.au), a division of BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd (ABN 30 656 628 938), a wholly owned subsidiary of Caruso Consulting Co Ltd
- ProductsGolf balls, golf gloves, golf bags and buggies, putters, putting mats and training aids, practice nets and hitting mats, rangefinders, and accessories such as tees, towels, head covers, umbrellas, ball retrievers, divot tools, brushes and grips
- PriceAustralian dollars; free Australia-wide delivery on orders over $150, flat $15 under; 14-day returns
- SpecificationsSize or length, hand, pack count, material and box contents are listed on each product page from the maker's data
- Best forWeekend golfers restocking balls, gloves and tees, players setting up a net or putting mat at home, and anyone who wants a light bag or a rangefinder for the next round
- DeliveryEvery state and territory in Australia, usually up to 7 working days by tracked courier after dispatch within 2 working days, longer to remote areas
- Topics coveredGolf ball covers and compression, glove hand and size, bags and buggies, putter length and head shape, practice nets and mats, rangefinders and slope, accessories, buying checklist
- Contacttheteam@golfequipmentshop.com.au · +66 (0) 98 391 3877
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