How To Nail Father's Day In 2022

Going above and beyond the annual update of socks and staples.

While Mother's Day quite rightly sees the most important women in our lives showered with gifts and pampering, Father's Day can often be something more of an afterthought. After all, they're typically tricky to buy for, and often just as difficult to plan new experiences around. Dads tend to like what they like, and not a whole lot is going to change that.

Even if this is the case with your old man, there are still plenty of ways you can give him a truly unique father's day that goes beyond the customary gift and the throwaway card. And what’s better, you can pair them with a small gift to earn maximum — what's the fatherly version of brownie points?

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Hit the links

Whether your dad is a certified hacker or a quiet weapon on the golf course, everyone loves being given a certified excuse to play 18 holes at their own pace. Find a decent course, book a cart, and have a good time.

Our gift suggestion: TravisMathew's fashion-forward, print-heavy golf polos will look as good in the clubhouse as they'll perform on the course.

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Grooming day

Why not remix the Mother's Day classic that is the spa voucher? There are plenty of dedicated men's grooming salons out there now servicing each major city, and even if dad isn't as much into his facials, you can easily find a fancy barber for a fresh haircut and the best shave he's ever had.

Our gift suggestion: follow it up with a fragrance. Ralph Lauren's Polo Deep Blue parfum is a crisp, citrusy all-rounder perfect for the warmer months.

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Brewery tour

There isn't a city Down Under that doesn't have its fair share of craft breweries, meaning you don't need to be within driving distance of a wine region to have a great day trying some interesting new drinks. Either plan one yourself, or get a tour company to arrange it for you (they'll handle the driving, which is always a plus).

Our gift suggestion: The World Atlas of Beer is a fascinating global tour of all things hoppy and malty, written by award-winning beer writers Tim Webb and Stephen Beaumont.