I've tested dozens of golf brands — these 9 Father's Day deals are the ones I'm buying my dad

This is one of my go-to apparel brands when I want something bright and colorful, as the company offers so many options. And right now, we have an exclusive Father's Day deal with Bad Birdie that will get you 20% off your purchase with code TomsDads20. No extra hoops to jump through; just enter the code and shop 'till you drop.

If you know golf stuff, you know FootJoy. Perhaps best known for its shoes, the company actually makes some of the finest golf clothing on the market. And with the deals on last year's line, it's the perfect time to stock up on your dad's favorites. Last year's styles being the ones on sale doesn't change much — good golf apparel is timeless!

Payntr is one of those up-and-coming golf brands that's starting to generate some well-deserved hype. There are a few models on sale, including the ultra-high-end X 004 RS Luxe for $132. There are limited sizes available, so if they have one that fits your dad, upgrade his game with my favorite golf shoe brand.

I've just recently started wearing Bobby Jones apparel, and I'm hooked. I tried the Heritage Italian cotton polo, and it's so comfortable. I always thought cotton was less comfortable than the performance materials, but the breathability of this one is incredible. If they have it in your dad's size, get him a $220 polo for $107 while you can.

I love Arccos, and I think any golfer who isn't using it will benefit from the game tracking it offers. Your dad will be able to identify exactly which parts of his game he needs to work on. You don't often see Arccos trackers on sale, but with 20% off for Father's Day, it's a must-get deal.

I'd never heard of Bruce Bolt golf gloves until I tried them myself, and I am hooked. The quality is absolutely off the charts, and they look just as good as they feel. The biggest drawback is the price, but with 20% off, a 2-pack becomes much more manageable from a price perspective.

Psycho Bunny is a trendy clothing brand that's been around for a while, but I never really thought of it as a golf brand. Turns out, the company makes some really nice performance polos that are great on the course. I wore the one pictured here to my golf league last week and got quite a few compliments on the color and design.

Rangefinders typically have one zoom level, but the Cobalt Q-Z6, which I've used a few times on the course, lets you zoom in closer, which is useful for getting a better sense of how the green breaks and what to expect on your next shot. You can switch from 6x to 12x zoom while also getting features like slope, PinSense (which precisely identifies the flag), and surge tech vibrates when you're locked in.

There's no better golf bag on the market than Vessel. Every detail about the company's bags is premium. And that includes the price tags. But with $100 off, you can snag your dad the golf bag of his dreams for a slightly lower price. I use my Vessel every round. I have more than a dozen golf bags to choose from, but the Vessel Player V is the one that I always grab.