According to No. 4 ranked junior Bailey Shoemaker, “Every golfer needs at least one alignment rod in their bag. You can do a variety of drills for all parts of your game and it is a basic necessity for any range session.” These vintage-inspired alignment rods from Bubba Whips are a nice upgrade from the basic alignment sticks many golfers keep in their bag. Pick from a selection of classic designs or customize them to match school colors for an additional fee.

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Numerous Tour pros use this handy putting aid that gives you instant feedback on eye position, face angle, and start line. Your junior will appreciate its compact size — it’s lightweight and will fit in any carry bag.

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Tripods are an underrated practice tool. They allow golfers to capture footage of their swing without bothering a fellow range-goer for a video. Plus, expect brownie points from coaches for sending a swing video that’s not shaky or out of frame. This collapsible and lightweight tripod is easy to adjust and includes a mount for your smartphone.

If your golf-crazed kid ever practices their putting on the carpet at home (and it’s starting to drive you nuts), this indoor putting fixture is a strong option. The nine-foot track features two holes and handy alignment graphics to enhance any winter practice routine.

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According to No. 5 ranked Alexa Pano rain gear is the perfect gift for any junior golfer. “You never know how much you need them until you’re stuck out in the rain for hours getting soaked,” she told us. Junior golf is like the USPS, neither snow, rain or heat will keep a tournament from happening, so it’s best to be prepared. The water and windproof design of this FootJoy jacket will keep you warm and dry during cold, wet rounds. And during the warmer months, you can remove the sleeves to stay cool.

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The best players practice year-round, but that can be difficult if you don’t live in a warmer climate. Ditch those bulky layers and make bitter cold rounds more bearable with this heated vest from Wesmart.

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This Lululemon water-resistant bucket hat is on-trend and will protect against the elements. More and more juniors (and adults) are starting to rock bucket hats on the course and this stylish bucket is a great way for them to test out the trend.

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This unique portable heater is a useful gadget for any junior to have on hand during chillier practice rounds. It comes with a cup-holder adapter and has optimal safety features.

A popular option among LPGA players during chillier tournaments, earmuffs make for a great cold weather gift for golfers. They’ll keep the entire head warm but are also able to be worn with a standard golf hat underneath. This pair from UGG is especially cozy, made from an ultra-soft sheepskin material.

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Gao has had his eye on one product for a while now—the Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors. The AI-powered technology gives live feedback, strokes-gained intel and yardages adjusted for slope, temperature, humidity and altitude. It's a high-tech product perfect for any serious junior player looking to improve their game using real-time data.

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According to Lauren Kim, the No. 28 junior in the country, this rangefinder is a
“must-have item junior golfers need in their bag.” The updated model is both extremely accurate and compatible for tournament play.

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The Theragun Mini is a great addition to any junior’s golf or gym bag. With a 150-minute battery life, three speed settings and QuietForce Technology, on-the-go muscle recovery becomes more convenient and discreet than ever–without compromising the quality of treatments.

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This portable launch monitor from Rapsodo pairs with a mobile device to give professional-grade feedback on distance, ball speed, club speed, launch angle, launch direction and smash factor. The shot library allows players to save and share shot data with anyone, making it a great gift for players who want to track their stats and boost their game.

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These stainless steel water bottles from Hydro Flask are durable and keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours. Choose from a wide range of colors and sizes to stay hydrated and reduce the amount of single-use bottles used on the course.

These trendy Nike Air Max golf shoes are not only comfortable for a long walking rounds, but extremely stylish as well. The silhouette comes in several colorways for both men and women, and the spikeless design makes the shoe easy to transition off the course for post-round activities.

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These Foray x Asher golf gloves are a great gift for any female golfer looking to add a splash of color to their outfit. They’re designed specifically for women’s hands so they’ll fit like a glove (pun intended).

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You can never go wrong gifting a good pair of socks and these performance ankle socks from Bombas are a fan-favorite in the golf community. Designed with strategic cushioning and Bombas’ signature HexTec moisture-management technology, these socks will keep feet comfortable all day. And for every pair sold, Bombas will donate a pair to communities in need across the country.