10 Best Golf Subscription Box
Updated on: December 2023
Best Golf Subscription Box in 2023
SUNGAIT Ultra Lightweight Rectangular Polarized Sunglasses UV400 Protection (Gunmetal Frame Silver Mirror Lens, 62) Metal Frame 2458QKSY
Raddish - Kids Cooking Subscription Box
- New thematic cooking kit each month
- 3 illustrated, laminated, step-by-step recipe guides
- Quality kitchen tools
- Delicious lessons and skill builders
- Complete grocery list with dietary modifications
Putt-A-Bout Grassroots Par Three Putting Green (9-feet x 3-feet)
- Manufactured from PET resin
- Manufactured in the USA
- Kidney shaped practice putting green
- High quality putting surface stays smooth
- Built in sand trap cutouts catch missed shots
- 3 practice cup cutouts
- Measures 3 by 9 feet
- Non skid backing
Play Nine - The Card Game of Golf!
- HOLE IN ONE: Play Nine, the Card Game of Golf, is a fun and exciting twist on the classic game of golf. Just like the actual game, the person with the lowest score wins!
- ALL AGES: Recommended for ages 8 and up, Play Nine has easy to follow instructions and simple game play so the whole family can join in on a round and play a hole or two.
- PLAY: Players are dealt 8 cards with a discard and draw pile at the center. Players then take turns drawing, discarding, or trading their cards for the lowest value cards. (Full play in description)
- ANY OCCASION: Perfect for family game night, reunions, holiday parties, or as a down time activity, This match game is just the thing to keep everyone entertained and having a ball.
- SPECIFICATIONS: For 2-6 Players. Recommended for ages 8+. Includes 2 decks of premium Play Nine cards (108 Cards), easy to follow game instructions, scorecards, and a pencil. Play time: 15-20 min.
OptiShot 2 Golf Simulator For Home
- The World's #1 Golf Simulator now for Mac or PC
- Use your own clubs to hit real or foam golf balls
- Play and practice on world-famous courses
- Windows System Requirements: Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 10, Graphics Card: 256MB available Adapter RAM with OpenGL 2.0 support and the latest Video Drivers, 3GB HDD Storage, 4GB RAM, USB 2.0 port
- Mac System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.8, Intel Core 2 Duo, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT or ATI Radeon HD 2600 or Intel Iris Pro or better, OpenGL 2.0 Support, 3GB HDD Storage, 4GB RAM, USB 2.0 Port
Little Passports World Edition - Subscription Box for Kids | Ages 6-10
- In the first package you’ll receive our signature blue suitcase, your very own passport and wall-sized world map, an exclusive collectible Country Coin and coin board, three soft animal squishies, and a welcome letter from new pen pals Sam & Sofia.
- Little Passports packages are designed in conjunction with professional educators, PhDs, and award-winning writers and designers.
- Part of the magic of Little Passports is the anticipation and excitement of receiving a new package addressed to your child each month.
- Perfect for kids ages 6 - 10! The first World Edition box includes everything you need to get started on your world-wide adventure.
- Explore the world one country at a time with this fun and educational geography themed subscription box for kids! Feed your child’s curiosity as they uncover exciting countries and cultures through hands-on projects and activities.
Little Passports Early Explorers - Subscription Box for Kids | Ages 3-5
- In the first package you’ll receive a fun orange suitcase, a wall-sized world map, souvenirs, activity booklets, stickers and tags to decorate your suitcase, and letters and photos from your new pen pals Max and Mia and their dog Toby!
- Your ongoing monthly packages contain everything you need to continue your adventure around the world through themes like space, oceans, art and many more!
- Part of the magic of Little Passports is the anticipation and excitement of receiving a new package addressed to your child each month.
- Explore the world with your preschooler with this fun and educational travel themed subscription box! Feed your child’s curiosity as they uncover exciting countries and cultures through hands-on projects and activities.
- Perfect for kids ages 3 - 5! The first Early Explorers package includes everything you need to get started on your world-wide adventure.
Hasbro Connect 4 Game
- Classic Connect 4 game is disc dropping fun
- Choose yellow or red discs. For 2 players
- When you get 4 discs in a row you win
- Includes grid, 2 legs, slider bar, 21 red discs, 21 yellow discs and instructions
CaddyDaddy Golf Constrictor 2 Travel Cover (Black/Grey)
- 1 Year Full Bag Replacement Warranty – covers any damage to the bag caused by airlines
- In-Line Skate Wheels & Lockable Zippers (with optional TSA lock not included)
- Internal & External Compression Straps to Keep Clubs Secure. Top of the Line 1800D Fabric Construction (3 x the Thickness of 600D Fabric)
- Heavily Padded on Top to Protect Club Heads
- Lockable Zippers 13 x 50 x 15 inches ; 9 pounds
Zepp Golf 2 3D Swing Analyzer
- 3D swing analysis measures the most important aspects of your swing; club speed, club plane, tempo, backswing length and more
- Instant evaluations help you see where you can improve the most and focus your training
- Smart coach offers personalized training programs, based on your data, from PGA/LPGA players and Tour instructors to make you a better player faster
- Replay and review your swing in 360 degree from any angle. Connectivity : Bluetooth LE. Battery: 1.5 hour full charge cycle lasts up to 8 hour
- Record your swing in HD video and compare directly to the pros. Sensors: Dual accelerometers, Dual 3-axis gyroscopes
Netflix Delivers Solid Customer Service, Despite Its PR Flubs and Changes
Netflix takes care of its customers in the movie-delivery department, despite bad press about its subscription plan changes.
Netflix, an online video rental and streaming service, made headlines in 2020 when changes to its subscription plans triggered customer outrage. As a public relations (PR) professional, I saw a lot of ways Netflix could have handled the situation better. While its changes led many customers to cancel their accounts, Netflix did not lose my business.
Before the firestorm, I'd found Netflix to be a reliable company with strong customer service. My experience hasn't changed, and a couple of recent moves by the company have reinforced my commitment to Netflix.
My main interest in Netflix is renting and returning DVD movies by mail. I originally subscribed to Netflix to take advantage of its vast selection of classic films, but I also watch newer releases from time to time. The movies I rent from Netflix consistently arrive quickly. When I get an occasional "bad" DVD that skips or stops, Netflix makes it easy to report the problem and receive a replacement.
Last week, a DVD I wanted to rent wasn't available in the Netflix shipping center closest to my home, so it will take a few extra days to arrive. Netflix notified me it was shipping the next movie on my wishlist immediately, so I wouldn't have to wait for my next DVD. The company gave me this extra DVD for free, even though I'd used up my DVD allotment for this billing period. Around Christmas, Netflix gave me an extra free rental as a holiday bonus.
New Netflix customers can sign up for a DVD-only plan or streaming-only plan for $7.99/month. Plan that combine both options start at $15.98/month. Netflix makes it easy to change plans by logging into your online account. You can make the changes effective immediately and pay a pro-rated amount for the current billing cycle or let the changes take effect when your new billing cycle starts.
In addition to movies, Netflix offers many television shows, including series from decades past, like Magnum P.I. and The Muppet Show. If you like to watch streaming videos, you can do so with your Wii, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 or other Netflix-enabled device. You can also watch movies and TV shows on your computer.
Unlike other DVD-rental services, you don't have to leave home to take the movie back, and you can keep it as long as you'd like.
Does Netflix cost too much? That's a call only you can make. What I can say is the company delivers solid customer service to its subscribers with convenience and easy account management. That's worth $8 a month to me. After all, you can barely buy one box-office movie ticket for that price.
For more customer-service reviews and tips on saving money in everyday transactions, check out my blog: Who Cares About Customers?
