Christmas Gift Ideas for A Recession Busting Yuletide

Despite reports that the economy is starting to recover, many households are living with effects of the recession. It’s forcing many people to cut back on their spending for Christmas. Golfwholesaleonline has come up with a list of budget Christmas gift ideas to help you stay in the black over the festive season.

To help people stay in the black this year, Christmas gifts at a fraction of their store price. You should always check the condition of second-hand goods carefully, but it’s amazing how many are just like new. Some arrive in their original packaging and are completely untouched – probably unwanted gifts from a previous Christmas.

4. shop abroad

London, UK (PRWeb UK) November 27, 2009 -- According to new research from Post Office Travel Services, overseas trips for Christmas shopping may help UK shoppers' pounds stretch further. With sterling edging up in value against the dollar and remaining relatively strong against some currencies in Eastern Europe, shopping abroad may prove tempting - especially when combined with the prospect of a unique city sightseeing trip. Christmas gift guide 2009: Golf gifts overseas

5. Manage expectations
With children, it’s always better to be as honest as possible, as early as possible. If you just can’t afford the latest games console this year, then let them know. While they may be upset initially, it won’t last forever and at least they won’t be disappointed on Christmas morning.

“However if you really don’t want to disappoint your children, you could ask other family members to contribute towards the gift. After all, one gift they’ll appreciate and play with is better than a dozen they discard,” said Sophie.

Whatever gifts people buy this Christmas, remembering it’s the thought that really counts.

 

Titleist AP2 Iron Set

Titleist AP2 irons provide a comfortable and confidence-inspiring appearance in the set up position with a traditional blade profile and hosel junction. The metallic back cavity plate contributes to the AP2's great looks and bag appeal.

 

Ping G15 Driver

 

Just as Ping says, The G15 Driver is engineered for golfers seeking a maximum forgiveness driver that delivers distance and accuracy. It has already created scoring history in the bag of Ping’s professional golfer on agreement Mark Calcavecchia--he fired a Tour-record nine successive birdies in the recent Canadian Open. So why don’t you have a try on it? It will be worth!

Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Fairway Wood

 

 

100% stainless steel for explosive power and distance with a wicked new attitude!

This is an excellent club that plays well off the tee as well as off the fairway. Easy swing promotes solid contact with outstanding control and superb distance.

Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Putter

 

 

This is one of the most popular putters in history. The balance, feel and looks--everything about this putter gives you confidence from any distance. This is what makes you feel like a real golfer!

 

TaylorMade rac Black TP Wedge

 

Pros: Developed on tour, the RAC Black TP sole is ground low on the trailing edge allowing more versatility to play high, soft chips and pitches. A C-Grind sole and radiused leading edge make it possible to hit an extraordinary wide variety of approach and greenside shots without digging and with only a single bounce configuration. Without a doubt this will be one of the highlight clubs in your bag. If you are clueless on wedge choice, give this one a shot.

 

 

TaylorMade R7 CGB Max Rescue

 

Pros: This club really does what it's supposed to do. Never have been so easy to get the ball up into the air! The lightweight feel of the club helps to increase your swing speed for the added yards. If you have the R7 CGB Max irons and driver, transitioning to this hybrid will certainly be smooth on the course.