Embroidery Example on Golf Polo Shirt for Golf Societies

Perfect for golf societies, captains, organisers and team golf trips

A great golf society prize table does more than reward winners — it builds excitement, encourages competition, and brings your entire event to life.

Whether you’re running a one-day society outing, a weekend golf trip, or a captain’s annual event, the right mix of prizes creates a memorable finish that players talk about long after the final putt.

This guide shares the best golf society prize table ideas for 2026, combining serious competition prizes with fun novelty awards that every society enjoys.

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Masters Weekend is here

The biggest weekend of the year is back as Augusta National Golf Club once again delivers the stage for opening-round drama at The Masters Tournament.

Rory McIlroy set the early pace with a composed 5-under 67, sharing the lead with Sam Burns after a controlled start around one of golf’s most demanding venues. Behind them, major champions including Scottie Scheffler and Justin Rose remain firmly in contention heading into Round 2.

With a tightly packed leaderboard, the weekend is set for precision, patience and pressure — everything that defines major championship golf.

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It’s been a busy week at Event Caddie, with projects spanning custom polos, corporate golf gifting, junior golf support, and golf club branding.

In addition, our Junior Golf Month campaign is now in full swing, highlighting the next generation of golfers and grassroots initiatives throughout April. Learn more about our Junior Golf Support here.

Junior Golf Month: Supporting the Next Generation

April is all about junior golf. This month, we’re showcasing young talent and supporting programmes that help grow the game.

This includes:

• A talented 10-year-old rising golfer building a strong social presence
• An 18-year-old player gaining experience with Titleist Europe
• Brent Valley Parakeets, a charity we support with kit and equipment
• Kent Golf U14s, proudly wearing sponsored FootJoy teamwear

We are also running a giveaway in partnership with Acushnet Company, offering £250 worth of junior FootJoy clothing.

To find out more or get involved, visit our social media.

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This week brought together standout performances on the Ladies European Tour, a strong run of corporate merchandise deliveries, and a range of custom team kits heading out across the UK and Europe.

From elite tournament golf in Australia to personalised branded products for global clients, it has been another busy and varied week across the business.

Here’s what has been happening.

LET Tour Action in Australia with Sonny on the Bag

Caddie Sonny, wearing the Event Caddie cap throughout the week, was alongside Alexandra Försterling during another impressive week on the Ladies European Tour.

She produced a strong and composed performance at the WPGA Australian Women’s Open on the Gold Coast, finishing runner-up after four rounds of consistent golf.

She stayed in contention throughout the tournament and secured another excellent finish early in the season, reinforcing her growing form on tour.

Follow official tour updates here: https://ladieseuropeantour.com/

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Planning a golf day requires clear organisation, attention to detail, and the right mix of planning and presentation.

Whether you are organising a corporate golf day, a golf society outing, a charity tournament, or a team golf trip, the goal is the same. You want a smooth event that players enjoy and remember.

This guide explains how to plan a golf day step by step, with a practical checklist you can follow from start to finish.

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This week brings together a wide mix of custom projects. These span tournament golf, golf society travel, corporate events, and trade workwear. From Australia to Gibraltar and beyond, each order highlights how tailored kit supports different needs across the game and beyond.

Below is a round-up of this week’s key highlights.

Final Stop on the Gold Coast For the LET Tour

The Sunshine Coast swing is drawing to a close, with attention now turning to Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club on the Gold Coast for the Australian WPGA Championship. This event marks the final stop of the Australian stretch before the tour moves on.

Our sponsored caddie Sonny is once again on the bag for Alexandra Försterling. As the field looks to finish the Australian leg on a high, there is added motivation to perform well, build momentum, and climb the leaderboard heading into the next phase of the season.

Sanctuary Cove presents a true championship test. The course is known for its immaculate presentation and strategic layout. Tree-lined fairways demand accuracy. Well-placed bunkers and fast, undulating greens leave little room for error.

In addition, coastal conditions on the Gold Coast can play a significant role. Changing breezes and warm weather often influence club selection and course management. As a result, precision and decision-making become just as important as execution.

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A well-run golf event is about more than the course. The experience, presentation, and small details shape how the day is remembered. Incorporating custom branded golf accessories into your event can help make it even more memorable.

Custom branded golf accessories create a professional, consistent look while keeping your brand or sponsors visible throughout the day. From registration to the final hole, the right accessories add value for both players and organisers.

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It’s been a busy week at Event Caddie, from back-to-back eagles in Australia to international corporate orders and club kit updates. 🌍⛳ This week’s highlights include custom golf clothing, embroidered accessories, and event signage solutions. In addition, we showcase why our clients keep coming back.

EAGLE EYE SONNY!  Back-to-Back Eagles at Kooyonga

Our sponsored caddie Sonny is on the world stage this week. He’s caddying for Alexandra Försterling at the Women’s Australian Open in Adelaide, Australia. Meanwhile, the tournament is a flagship Ladies European Tour event. It attracts top players from around the world. With a $1.7 million prize fund, every shot counts.

Play takes place at Kooyonga Golf Club, founded in 1923. Its tree-lined fairways, firm greens, and strategic bunkers reward precision. In particular, the par‑5 9th hole is challenging.

Headline moments have already happened. For example, Försterling eagled the 9th two days running, including a stunning approach shot in round two. Her opening round 67 (−5) put her in contention. With Sonny reading the greens and guiding strategy, she’s proving why she’s one of Europe’s most exciting young talents. As a result, fans and followers have plenty to cheer about as the leaderboard stays tight.

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Golf event signage plays a key role in organising a successful corporate golf day or charity tournament.
Well-designed signs guide players around the course, highlight sponsors, and create a professional atmosphere from registration to the prize presentation.
Many organisers underestimate how many signs they need and where to place them on the course.
This guide shows you how to choose the right golf event signage and where to position it for maximum impact for players and sponsors.

Quick Answer: Essential Golf Event Signage

• Registration welcome signs
• Tee box sponsor signs
• Directional course signage
• Competition hole signs (Longest Drive, Nearest the Pin)
• Golf pin flags on greens
• Prize presentation and awards backdrops

Proper placement ensures players navigate the course easily and sponsors gain maximum visibility.
Browse our Banners and Signs category for options.

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