Not that you need reminding, but Father’s Day is June 21. And if your pops is a golfer, you’ve come to the right place. GolfWRX presents its annual Father’s Day Gift Guide with options for every budget.

If pops isn’t a golfer, may we make a recommendation? Get your dad a lesson from a PGA professional. It’s never too late to start chasing the little white ball, and there’s nothing better on Father’s Day than playing 18 with your paternal unit.

Here’s our suggestions for your Father’s Day shopping list in three price ranges.

Gifts on a Budget: $50 and Under

How Champions Think by Dr. Bob Rotella ($26)

Golf’s resident shaman of the mental game, Dr. Bob Rotella’s new book examines the foundational elements of high performers. While pops may not be competing in tour events or even for his club championship, he’s likely to find many morsels of value in Dr. Bob’s latest opus.

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Nike Dri-Fit Victory Polo ($50)

A solid, no-nonsense performance polo from Nike at a good price. Available in nine colors. If you’re going to get pops a polo and don’t feel like dropping more than $75, this is a good play — whatever his tastes.

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Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls ($37.99/dozen)

We called Callaway’s Chrome Soft the “have your cake and eat it too” of golf balls, because they’re really long, really soft and spin like crazy around the greens for a low-compression ball. The three-piece design features Callaway’s Soft Fast core, which is paired with a stiffer mid layer to create more distance for golfers with less than 105 mph of club head speed.

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Middle of the Road: $50 to $500

A round with dad

We said it last year and we’ll say it again this year — this may be the best gift on the list. If you have a solid relationship with your father, 18 holes together at a fine golf course will be a treat. And if you don’t, the game of golf can be a great facilitator for patching things up. It can also facilitate epic blowouts…but we’re a glass-half-full golf outlet.

ARCCOS System ($299)

The Arccos system features 14 sensors that attach to the grip end of a club and pair via Bluetooth with the company’s free iPhone app. Once your dad begins a round of golf, the system maps, measures and records every shot taken, automatically capturing critical data. If dad has a little geek in him and uses something more sophisticated than the Jitterbug phone, this is a great gift.

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Ecco Golf Casual Hybrid ($160-$170)

We reviewed these earlier this year and they earned high marks. Ecco’s Golf Casual Hybrid is the golden standard in spikeless golf shoes. While pros and better players may still be living the spiked life, it’s no secret which way the wind is blowing in the world of dads and seniors: spikeless is the order of the day. Learn more from Ecco. 

Titleist Professional Travel Gear ($225-$325)

If your dad is a bit of a traveler, consider Titleist’s new line of Professional Travel Gear, which the company has designed exclusively to cater to the business and lifestyle needs of serious golfers. With quality construction and premium materials — ballistic nylon, jacquard lining with grosgrain webbing and polished gun metal — these are great pieces from a respected golf brand.

Also on the Titleist front: The company is currently offering free personalization on custom orders of all Titleist golf ball. If there’s a foolproof gift for a golfer on Father’s Day, it’s a dozen Pro V1’s.

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Hopkins Golf CJ1 wedge ($129.99)

Go crazy and have dad’s fraternity nickname stamped on wedge for him. Or his favorite team colors. Even better: Get him a grind that will actually help him, say, get out of a bunker in one shot. Hopkins offers trillions of CJ1 options (not a figure of speech). Buy him a great wedge and ratchet up the it’s-the-thought-that-counts factor with a sweet customization. Start building Dad’s wedge.

Bettinardi Kuchar Model 1 Arm Lock ($375)

If you’d like your anchored-putter-loving padre to be smiling like Matt Kuchar for years to come, consider investing in the Bettinardi Kuchar Model 1 Arm Lock putter. Enough said. Read our review of the Kuchar putter. 

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Caddyshack Needlepoint Belt ($165)

Here it is, the piece de resistance: Smathers and Branson’s Caddyshack Needlepoint Belt. Arguably the most brilliant device ever constructed to hold a golfer’s pants up, grandma could only dream of needlepoint majesty like this.

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Ping G30 ($349)

The No. 1 selling driver of 2015, Ping’s G30 builds off the G25’s technology, making it even more forgiving. As we wrote in our review: “Even more impressive is that the company was able to lower its spin, too, which was the biggest knock on the G25. With its turbulators, the G30 also delivers a novel (and real) way to boost distance. We buy Ping’s claim that the G30 is about 7 yards longer than the G25.”

If dad’s in the market for a new big dog, this is the safest play.

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Big Spender: More than $500

Srixon Z745 irons ($999)

If Dad’s a better player, the Srixon Z745 irons are a great play. They’re more workable than the company’s Z545 irons, and the 1020 carbon steel one-piece forged irons are a money play if your pops is a player with purist tendencies.

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TaylorMade RSi 2 irons ($899)

If your father has a tendency to spray the ball a bit, consider TaylorMade’s RSi 2 irons, which feature face slots on the heel and toe of each club to improve performance on mishits. As we found, the slots are a legitimate innovation that will save dad a shot from time to time.

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Kalos Golf’s “Golf Around the World” package ($78,000)

For the one percent of the one percent: If money is truly, truly no object, why don’t you drop $80K to take pops on a three-week, round-the-world-by-private-jet golf tour of the world?

Kalos Golf’s “Golf Around the World” package will hook you up with tee times at the finest courses in locations such as:

• Kona, Hawaii
• Fiji
• New South Wales, Australia
• Nirwana, Bali
• Chiangmai Highlands, Thailand
• Dubai
• Mauritius
• Fancourt, South Africa
• Club de Golf Valderrama, Spain

Naturally, you’ll stay in the finest luxury hotels and travel in a private, exclusively outfitted Boeing 757. And of course, you’ll be pampered and treated to a full slate of activities throughout the trip.

Don’t say we didn’t present you with the full range of Father’s Day options.