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Can't decide on a gift for your golfer friend? Manufacturers are always catering to the unique needs of golfers, so instead of a gag gift like a singing golf ball, why not get your golfer something they can actually use the next time they tee off for a round?

But then, most golf gear is expensive. Here are five gifts you can stuff in any golfer's stocking this year for under $50 each.

Isn't a club groove cleaner a good idea? You might have noticed that your golfer's sinks are often occupied by golf clubs in his attempt to remove the dirt and muck. You can get a Groove Doctor for below twenty dollars.

Brush tees are also a great gift idea. A golf ball sitting on a brush tee is like a ball on the grass. Brush tees will cost you less than $10 for a three-pack.

Or how about a set of personalized premium golf balls? Personalized Titleist balls will only cost you about thirty dollars a dozen. You can get the best brand if you like, but other good brands that are more affordable are available too.

Does your golfer often get irritated because he can't seem to estimate the distance from the tee to the greens? Markers are not always available, so this is where golf range finders come in. This small device costs about thirty-five dollars only.

For golfers who plays from morning till night, Twilight Tracer Balls will be a good gift. Tracer balls flash with a red blinking light for five minutes after they're struck, allowing the golfer to easily follow its path and finish up the game before they're forced to pick up play and call it a day. Tracer balls sell for less than $35.00 per pack, which includes three balls each.

Golfers love anything that has to do with their sport, but many have had enough with double-decker beer hats and trick tees that don't contribute to the betterment of their game, so this year, surprise him with something he'll wear out because he love sit so much.