Near the T1 international gates, Golf sells classic golf gear.
Golf sits airside in Terminal T1, handy if you’ve cleared security early and want something more interesting than duty free bottles. The shop focuses on golf-branded apparel and accessories, so think logo caps around COP 80,000–120,000, polo shirts well into six figures COP, and smaller gift items that fit easily in a carry-on.
Most stock leans on recognizable international golf brands, with T-shirts, caps, and balls that work as quick gifts for anyone flying home through El Dorado’s T1. Prices run higher than Bogotá city shops, but that’s airport mark-up, not a scam. It’s still an easy way to grab a sports-themed present without hunting through the main terminal mall.
Non-golfers still find use here: towels, umbrellas, and soft caps are practical items for a long trip, and they take up less space than another box of chocolates. Just don’t expect full club sets or custom fitting; this is more apparel and accessories than serious equipment.
Tip: swing by only if your gate is in T1 and you have at least 15–20 minutes before boarding; it’s not worth crossing terminals just for logo gear.