Holiday gift guide for a golfer

Price: $19.95

Handicap: All Handicaps

Comment: You want to get the perfect stocking stuffer for that golfer who has just about everything? Snag them a Tin Cup golf stencil representing their favorite university, the American flag or even a bow tie. It's a smart way to differentiate your golf ball on the course, and makes for a cool gift they'll use immediately.

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Price: $229.95

Handicap: 5-20+

Comment: Face it, if you're on the golf course without a yardage device, you're losing strokes, and the new SkyCaddie Breeze gives you the most accurate yardage on the market without the hassle of having to download courses from your computer. It's simple, sleek and solid, a must-have for consistent golfers.

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Price: $220

Handicap: All handicaps

Comment: The new Adidas adipure golf shoes are about as pure a golf shoe as there is on the market, and that isn't just how good they look. Sure, the solid colors look great with shorts and pants, but the shoe is comfortable, clean and helpful in nasty winter weather. Any golfer who opens a box of these will be having a better Dec. 25.

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Price: $179.99

Handicap: All handicaps

Comment: A golf bag is a must, and face it, most golfers out there play with an old stand bag that is falling apart and can't hold anything. But the TaylorMade Catalina? It holds everything and a six-pack of beer. Seriously. The bag has an internal cooler so those cans will stay cold even if your cart doesn't have a cooler. If you can think of it, this bag has it.

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Price: $28

Handicap: All handicaps

Comment: You know how boring it is to get socks in your stocking? Not anymore, with the golf sock company, Kentwool, introducing a line of socks that are for both for work and play. The 19th Hole collection has fashionable styles that work at church or on the links, and they are incredibly comfortable.

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Price: $28

Handicap: All handicaps

Comment: The flat-billed craze might not be for everyone, but the Nike Tour cap is probably the best at disguising itself as both a flat-billed cap and an old-school golf hat. Also, Nike has come out with some really fun colors, ranging from sunburst to atomic green. If your kid plays golf, he needs one of these under the tree.

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Price: $112

Handicap: 5-20+

Comment: I'll be honest, I'm not a huge hybrid fan, but this Mizuno Fli-Hi is about as easy to hit as anything on the market. The slightly offset head keeps you from "digging" too much, and if you know anyone who is having a hard time getting the ball in the air, buy them one of these and watch their game magically improve.

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Price: $55

Handicap: All Handicaps

Comment: I've reviewed these head covers before, but I would be doing a disservice if I didn't include them in a gift guide. There isn't a single person who has ever seen these on my clubs and not complimented them, and for the golfer who has everything, a cool wool head cover is the perfect gift, especially with their initials on it.

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Price: $190

Handicap: All Handicaps

Comment: Face it, Ecco golf shoes are about as comfortable as they come, and this new Tour Hybrid looks like a dress shoe while allowing you the comfort you need to work, leave the office and hit up the links. A beautiful leather golf shoe that'll make your friends jealous.

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Price: $24.95

Handicap: All Handicaps

Comment: I've included them in every gift guide I've ever done because it's such a simple idea that everyone loves. Go to the company website, upload three pictures and it will put them on ball markers and send them your way. A cool way for you to add a personal experience to the golf gift.

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