Category: Home/Office

For the true golf fanatic, there is a wide variety of ways to proclaim your love of the game throughout your home and office: furniture, paintings and posters, desk accessories, yard decorations, flags, golf themed computer gear -- even wallpaper.

Remote Control Golf Ball Ceiling Fan


Remote Control Golfball Ceiling Fan

Ridiculous item of the week: Remote Control Golfball Ceiling Fan

June 10, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office,  Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week
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Bogey Golf Ball Ice Cube Tray


Bogey Golf Ball Ice Cube Tray

Ridiculous item of the week: Bogey Golf Ball Ice Cube Tray

June 3, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office,  Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week
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Golf Painted Reading Glasses


Golf Painted Reader & Case

Here’s the ridiculous item of the week: Golf Painted Reader & Case

The only thing is, I’m pretty sure my mother-in-law would like these.

May 27, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office,  Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week
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Golf Ball Bottom Mugs


Golf Ball Bottom Mugs

And now for the ridiculous golf item of the week: Golf Ball Bottom Mugs

May 20, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office,  Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week
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Golf Salt and Pepper Shakers


Golf Salt And Pepper Shakers


And now for the ridiculous item of the week. Golf Salt And Pepper Shakers

May 6, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office,  Ridiculous Golf Item Of The Week
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Trunk Mate Golf Organizer


Trunk Mate Organizer

When I was strictly a pub links player, I used to tote all of my golf gear around in the back of my car. Balls would rattle around ... ball mark repair tools would get lost ...

I wish that I’d had this trunk mate organizer.

April 27, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office
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Golf Toilet Paper Holder


Golfers Toilet Paper Holder


For the truly golf obsessed. Its At Austads

April 15, 2005 |  Category: Home/Office
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