Almost Golf Balls
If Grandpa's a golfer who has trouble getting to the course, a gift of Almost Golf Balls will enable him to practice in his own yard or a nearby park. Almost Golf Balls are lighter than regular balls so they won't break windows, dent cars, or injure bystanders. They are also perfect for Grandpa to use to give pointers to the junior golfers in the family.
Other Golfing Options
If Grandpa's a golfer but too much of a purist to like the Almost Golf Balls, pick a pack of classic Titleist balls (compare prices). A gift certificate for a day of golf or a lesson with a pro will also rock his world.
Other Grilling Options
If Grandpa is a sports fan as well as a grilling fan, get him a Rico grill cover (compare prices) with the name and logo of his favorite college or pro team. A package of premium steaks will also please the grilling grandpa.
Other Birding Options
Nature lovers also need bird identification books. Pick the Peterson field guide (compare prices) that suits his geographic area. A good pair of binoculars is always a welcome gift for nature lovers. Grandpa will enjoy having an extra pair to keep by the back door or in the car for those unexpected sightings.
Other Weather-Related Options
For times when the wind really blows, a radio that operates by crank or solar power, as well as AC power or battery, will come in handy. This model by Eton (compare prices) includes other features, such as a flashlight and a emergency cell phone charger. Rain gauges are also endlessly fascinating to grandfathers and come in all varieties, from digital models to old-fashioned low-tech tubes.
Other Options for Readers
Lots of grandparents also like audio books because they can enjoy a book without eyestrain. If you buy Grandpa an audio book from Cracker Barrel, he can take it back when he's finished and trade it for another, paying only $3.49 a week. Another item that is handy for aging eyes is a lighted magnifying glass. This Bausch and Lomb magnifier (compare prices) has a generous 2 X 4" viewing area.
Swiss Army Knife Cybertool 29
Since today's grandfathers are more likely to be working on a pesky laptop than shaving kindling, this Swiss Army Knife Cybertool is a perfect gift. As the name suggests, it holds 29 tools, including a bit wrench, bit case, hex sockets, Pozidrive bits, Torx bits and various other gadgets. Besides working on electronic gear, it's great for repairing eyeglasses, grandkids' toys and various other household items.
Other Cutlery Options
Swiss Army knives come in a variety of other styles, including small models that are perfect to slip into a pair of dress pants. If Grandpa's favorite venue is the kitchen, pick out a dandy new chef's knife by Henckels (compare prices) to help him hone his culinary skills.








