Happy St. Andrew’s Day! This year falling on a Saturday (November 30th) – which means the public holiday in Scotland is observed on Monday December 2nd.
As Scotland’s patron Saint Andrew is honoured, it’s the perfect time to embrace the rich heritage and traditions that define this iconic nation.
What better way to celebrate than by indulging in some Scottish-inspired golf gifts? Whether you are a regular golfer or looking for the ideal present for a friend, these unique items not only reflect Scotland’s legendary golf culture but also add a touch of charm to the game.
As an added bonus some products are on a St Andrew’s Day offer – for 1 day only!
From tartan accessories to bespoke golf gear, join us in exploring delightful gifts that pay homage to the spirit of St. Andrew and the sport we love!
And as St Andrew’s Day falls on Black Friday weekend there are all kinds of deals to be had!
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Happy St Andrew’s Day
BLACK FRIDAY DEALS – ONLINE RETAILERS
- Amazon: discounts on a diverse selection of golf equipment – Amazon US / Amazon UK
- PGA Tour Superstore: up to 50% off
- Golf Galaxy: May the savings be with you
- Clubhouse Golf: price checked deals – up to 70% off
- American Golf: up to 50% off
- FootJoy: Top Shoes and Apparel Discounts!
- Nike: Up to 40% off
- Duca Del Cosma: up to 50% off – Duca Del Cosma US / Duca Del Cosma UK
- Motocaddy: clearance offers available – Motocaddy US / Motocaddy UK
- PUMA: up to 50% off – PUMA US / PUMA UK
- PXG: up to 70% off
- Stitch Golf: 30% off site wide + SALE up to 40% off
- Original Penguin: up to 60% off
- Scottsdale Golf: big discounts available
- Payntr Golf: Up to 60% off – kit yourself out from head to toe for less that £100
- Callaway Golf: up to 50% off Limited Edition items
- TravisMathew: up to 60% off
- Under Armour: up to 50% off
- Malbon Golf: up to 60% off
Titleist Scottish Football logoed balls
Scotland-logoed Titleist balls are a perfect blend of performance and national pride, showcasing the beauty of Scottish heritage on the golf course.
With their high-quality construction, these balls not only deliver superior play but also make a fantastic gift for any golfer who wants to celebrate their love for Scotland with every swing.
Titleist models available include: Pro V1, Pro V1x, AVX, Tour Soft, Velocity and Trufeel.
As well as the National Team there are the following Scottish Clubs available – Rangers, Celtic, Hearts, Hibernian and Dundee Utd.
TravisMathew St Andrews Ringer 2 Tartan Shoe – 50% off only on St Andrew’s Day
Featuring a signature Tartan design, TravisMathew’s best-selling golf shoe THE RINGER II has gotten a new St Andrews Links inspired look. The Tartan Collection represents the next chapter in the ongoing partnership between St Andrews Links and TravisMathew, weaving together the home of golf’s storied history while nodding to an exciting future between the two coastal brands.
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Fully authenticated by the Scottish Register of Tartan, the St Andrews Links by TravisMathew Tartan pattern blends TravisMathew’s core colors of Black, White, & Grey with St Andrews’ signature Sand.
Glenmuir Saltire Sweater
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They are lightweight and easy care, perfect if you are packing them up to take on a golfing trip.
Whether you choose classic plain or the signature Glenmuir tartan you can expect a spot-on fit for golfing, cut for movement with a little stretch.
The style has a zip fly, two front and two back pockets, plus a convenient golf scorecard pocket.
Stromberg Tartan and St Andrew’s Slippers
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Made from lightweight, breathable fabric, this polo ensures maximum comfort and style on and off the course, making it a perfect choice for golfers who appreciate both performance and visual appeal.
Ping Hoofer Lite Golf Stand Bag – Scotland
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FAQ about St Andrew’s Day
- What is St. Andrew’s Day?
Answer: St. Andrew’s Day is the feast day of St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland, celebrated on November 30th each year. It marks the beginning of the Scottish winter festivities. - Why is St. Andrew considered the patron saint of Scotland?
Answer: St. Andrew is regarded as the patron saint due to his role as one of the apostles and his association with the early Christian community in Scotland. The Saltire, or the national flag of Scotland, features a cross that symbolizes St. Andrew’s martyrdom. - When is St. Andrew’s Day celebrated?
Answer: St. Andrew’s Day is celebrated on November 30th. It is a day of cultural significance in Scotland and among Scottish communities worldwide. - What traditions are associated with St. Andrew’s Day?
Answer: Traditions include gathering with family and friends, enjoying traditional Scottish food and drink, participating in music and dance, and engaging in community events that celebrate Scottish culture. - Are there any specific foods typically eaten on St. Andrew’s Day?
Answer: Yes, traditional foods include haggis, neeps and tatties (mashed turnips and potatoes), shortbread, and whisky. Many people enjoy a festive meal featuring these dishes. - How do people typically celebrate St. Andrew’s Day in Scotland?
Answer: Celebrations can include festivals, parades, concerts, and community events. Many towns and cities host cultural activities that showcase Scottish music, dancing, and art. - What is the significance of the Saltire (Scottish flag) in relation to St. Andrew?
Answer: The Saltire symbolizes the cross on which St. Andrew was crucified. It features a diagonal white cross on a blue background and is a symbol of Scottish identity and pride. - Can St. Andrew’s Day be celebrated outside of Scotland? If so, how? Yes! St. Andrew’s Day is celebrated by Scottish communities worldwide. Celebrations often include Scottish-themed events, gatherings, and cultural festivities in various countries.
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