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Father’s Day is just around the corner but you still have a couple days to figure out what to get dad. Usually I’d be in the can’t-get-dad-another-tie boat, too, but this year I lucked out and scored a few Curtis Mayfield and James Brown vinyl records for the mister. However, if you’re still trying to figure out what to get the man of the house this year, check out these last-minute gift ideas.

Renita Burns is a writer and content producer at BlackEnterprise.com.

Golf Swing Video Recorder: This is perfect for the dad trying to improve his golf game. Simply mount the recorder to your golf bag, push, or golf cart and let the recorder capture your full body and your swing from six feet away. Play it back on the built-in screen, your TV, or computer. At $349.99 it’s a bit costly, but you'll be able to take credit for Dad's great game.

Food Tour: What man doesn’t love a plate of delicious food? A few days ago I stumbled upon a Cheesesteak Tour in Philadelphia at Zagat.com. The price is reasonable–$15.95 per person–and along with learning the history of the cheesesteak, the tour gives attendees a chance to taste steaks from different vendors: Scooooorrre! If you’re not in the Philadelphia area, check out Zerve.com for other food tours around the country.

Garment Butler and Pants Press: For the business man always on the go, this "set it and forget it" presser will get the wrinkles out of any suite jacket, tie, or pair of pants. Hang your pants on the rubberized pant stretcher bar and set the presser timer. It will automatically stop when the panel is fully pressed. A fabric selector helps you choose the right heat setting. At $199.99, this gift may end up paying for itself many times over with fewer trips to the dry cleaners.

Golf Club Drink Dispenser: Here's another gift for the dad who loves to spend his time on the green. He can have his favorite drink on hand with this golf club-shaped beverage dispenser that fits right into his golf bag. The dispenser holds 48 fluid ounces and, at $31.99, it’s not too tough on the wallet either.

Remote Control Cooler: With Monday Night Football approaching, this little gadget is great for the couch-ridden dad. I’ll let the video do the talking; Price: $79.99

3-Port USB: You can’t beat practicality. For the dad who's usually glued to his computer, this three port USB is as practical as it gets. It converts a single USB outlet into three and is compatible with all computers. It even stores reserve power so you can continue working offline. And at $20 it won’t break the bank.

Talking translator: For the traveling dad, the Nyrius LT12 12 Language Global Digital Talking Translator will make navigating foreign lands a little easier. It translates 12 international languages using 8,400 built-in phrases. Learn how to pronounce the words with the built-in speakers that repeat phrases aloud. At $49.99, it’s not a bad price to pay for convenience.