It’s time for a tradition unlike any other: Masters-themed equipment and apparel, of course. And we can say “Masters-themed” (rather than “season opener,” “first major”) because we’re not selling anything and shouldn’t draw the ire of a certain particularly litigious golf club in Georgia. Right? Chairman Payne?

Anyway, here’s a look at a few of the products that caught our eye ahead of the Masters.

Swing Juice Power Lunch Tee ($25)

While their “Masters & Chill” shirts are seemingly everywhere at this point (thanks, social media), we’re partial to this Power Lunch Tee. Learn more.

Lamkin Z5 Grips ($7.99), SINK Putter Grips ($12.99)

Lamkin is back with some Masters, sorry “first major of 2017” grips. Hard not to love these colorways, and we appreciate that Lamkin brings the first every April. Learn more. 

Best Grips Augusta Club Grip ($19)

If you prefer a leather grip, consider this this beautiful green variant of the Texas grip and headcover company, Best Grip’s, popular MicroPerf Club Grip. There’s also a matching putter grip. Learn more. 

Sugarloaf’s Pimento Loafwich Hat ($40)

Sugarloaf kills it with this hat (visor available too) bearing the image of the signature sandwich of Augusta National. Learn more.

Something from the eBay goldmine

Here’s a thought: There is a wealth of incredible Masters-related wares on eBay. Such as… this pair of vintage chairs (1960s, 1990s)!

Edel Limited Edition Looper Headcover ($75)

“Green nylon material to replicate the iconic jacket, white nylon material to replicate the iconic caddie jumper,” the product page says, in deft non copyright-infringing language. Just an awesome-looking cover. Limited to 100 pieces. Learn more. 

TaylorMade Season Opener Staff Bag ($600)

The early leader in the staff bag department AND one you can actually purchase. TaylorMade’s Season Opener bag. Learn more. 

Fujikura Atmos Tour Spec Season Opener Edition ($300)

Generally, shaft makers don’t join the “special edition stuff for the Masters party.” Fujikura is bucking that trend, however, with the Atmos Tour Spec Season Opener Edition based on their popular Atmos Black shaft. They’re limiting this lot of sick shafts to 100.

An actual green jacket! (~$20,000)

Or, how about your very own green jacket? Currently up for auction, appropriately, at Green Jacket Auctions: the famed “thrift store green jacket.” Found in a Toronto thrift store in 1994, ANGC has authenticated this early 50s sport coat but offered no additional details. Learn more.