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Well, whether your dad enjoys a relaxing 18 holes at the country club or a few hours at the driving range, golf apparel is a must. And with Father's Day 2025 fast approaching, we found plenty of deals on polo shirts, golf shoes, hats and more that are sure to put a smile on any dad's face this Father's Day.
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