Just Fore You: Golf Gift Basket

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Just Fore You: Golf Gift Basket

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Address: united-states-of-america
Binding: Misc.
Brand: GreatArrivals Gift Baskets
Country: united-states-of-america
Ingredients: Includes: Golf Accessory Gift Pack: Practice Wiffle Balls, Putting Cup, Club Cleaner, Tee & Ball Marker Holder, Golf Towel & Scorekeeper, 'Golf Daze' Vintage Ceramic Mug, 'Crazy For Golf' Designer Cookies, Garden Vegetable Cheese, Baked Italian Bite Sized Bread Sticks, Pepper & Poppy Crackers, Smokey Beef Sausage, Dipping Pretzels, Par 3 Golf Snack Mix, Pesto & Parmesan Cheese Wafers, Zesty White Cheddar Popcorn...in an Oval Two Toned Willow Basket.
Label: GreatArrivals Gift Baskets
Manufacturer: GreatArrivals Gift Baskets
Publisher: GreatArrivals Gift Baskets
Studio: GreatArrivals Gift Baskets



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Product DescriptionHe'll enjoy a fantastic assortment of practical golf gifts and delicious gourmet foods with this great golf basket. Includes a Golf Accessory Gift pack that has a putting cup, club cleaner, tee and ball marker, towel and more.




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  • Send him this great golf gift basket just 'fore' him that includes a great assortment of practical golf gifts and delicious gourmet foods
  • Features a Golf Accessory Gift Pack that has a putting cup, club cleaner, wooden tee, ball marker, golf towel and more
  • Also offers a wide assortment of snacks, crackers, and cheeses that he'll enjoy for days
  • Dim: 19"L x 14"W x 10"H
  • Only $9.99 for UPS Ground Shipping!











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