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Perfect Presents To Make Your Father Proud


By Cerys Jones


It’s time to say no to the novelty socks, bye to the beer and toodle-oo to the tacky ties. Father’s day is June 16th and this year your Dad deserves better!


Whether you’ve got a sports fanatic or a workaholic on your hands, even if you’re scrimping or splurging – we’ve got you covered with these perfect paternal picks.


Sports-Mad Dad


Splurging: Peel him off the sofa and treat him to a round of golf with a PGA professional in The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport. These one-to-one lessons start from £90 and it is sure to give the man in your life a Father’s Day gift to remember. Who knows, it could also be the start of a new hobby


Scrimping: Take him back to his younger days and buy him a football so you can have a kick-around the garden for an hour. Make it even more memorable by getting a Father’s Day dream-team together, with Mum in goals and siblings up-front. Not only does it give Dad a chance to show off his Messi-style moves, you both get your recommended daily exercise while bonding too. Hurrah!


The Workaholic


He’s always on the go and can usually be found slugging it out at the office. Even when he’s not there his smartphone is stuck to his palm to avoid a major melt-down.


He’s mostly at home in front of the TV, waiting for some ball-to-net interaction with the occasional grunt of happiness or hatred. (We’re not sure what those groans mean either and just like you, we’re too afraid to ask.)


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