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Also, with the recent poker craze, any number of cardplaying gifts are good — a table, a set of chips, or go all out and pay for a seat at the World Series of Poker (a steal at $10,000 last year).
For the active sports fan: If your sports fan is using golf clubs that belonged to Dad or Grandpa — sets with woods actually made of wood — they'll certainly appreciate some new ones (slip a 12-pack of beer in the bag for bonus points). And for the women (or men who aren't scared of pink), see if Target still has some Wilson "Hope" Golf Sets — they're good clubs at a good price ($180) and help a good cause (portion of profits go to Breast Cancer Research Foundation).
Indoor putting strips are also good. Or better yet, get your sports fan an automatic ball-return putting gadget small enough to sneak into the office.
And finally, for the creative given Instead of giving sporting event tickets, find all the ticket stubs your sports fan has saved over the years and put them to good use. Turn them into a collage, paste some pictures that your sports fan took at those games on top of the stubs, lay a nice matting on top, and oiganize it all in a frame. Easy and fun. $
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