9 Pieces of Actually Tasteful Home Decor That Will Excite Your Golf-Loving Spouse

A dartboard is a fun piece to have in the home, whether it’s down in the “man cave” or right by your front door, solidifying your status as the host house. This one makes the game a little more interesting by aiming for the “cups” of each “hole” rather than the center. Shop here!

This is one of those sneaky, subtle pieces that most people would walk right past, but those who take the time to really look at it will get a certain type of thrill. Tell your golfer to start saving all those little pencils they give out at the clubhouse – soon, you’ll have a shadow box filled with them. It acts as a decor piece as well as a way to memorialize all of their rounds. Shop here!

If your golf spouse is a collector, too, this could be pretty cool. It’s not super subtle, but if you have some vintage clubs in the house, rather than keep them sequestered in an old bag in the garage, put them on display with these handy-dandy leather straps. Shop here!

Everyone needs a coat, hat or umbrella rack hanging in their home. Would it really jack up the home’s aesthetic by using club heads for that purpose? Golf is one of the most impractical sports out there, but the design inspiration that comes out of it doesn’t have to be! Shop here.

If you must get one of these course prints (I like them, personally, but can see how they would interfere with a vision), make it Augusta National, where the Masters are played. At least there’s a bit of a vintage quality to it! Shop here.

There are a billion iterations of golf-inspired coasters on the market, but these needlepoint versions add some coziness and homeliness to the conversation, which is what all proud homeowners are going for. Shop here!

Does this serve much of a purpose? No, but you can include it on your knick-knack shelf, and its no-frills, iron structure won’t overpower any of your other tchotchkes. Shop here!

Yeah, these are a little on the nose, but the good thing about mugs is that they typically sit hidden behind a cabinet door unless they’re in use – perfect to bring out only when other golfers are over for brunch. Shop here!

OK, this is pretty cute. Instead of stacking your bar tools inside of a shaker (which always poses a problem when it’s time to, you know, use the shaker), this golf bag-shaped holder is subtle and chic enough to elevate your bar cart. Shop here!