Three Golf Related Holiday Sales I’m Taking Advantage Of and Think You Probably Should Too

There’s no shortage of golf and golf adjacent holiday sales this Black Friday and Cyber Weekend, but the golf market is… let’s say… bloated. There’s so many companies, so many products, so many training aids, it’s just impossible to tell what’s really worth it, and even harder to tell what’s actually a good deal.

The marketing will make you think everything is must buy, everything is at all time low prices, and everything is exactly what you need to fix your golf swing.

Here’s three products I myself am purchasing this weekend. No referral links, no paid product placement, no advertising. Just three products that I think are actually worth paying for, products that I think are good deals. And maybe I’m just writing all of this so that I can mentally justify my own fiscal irresponsibility. So what.

$3,150 is a lot of money. $4,500 is even more money, and these things don’t go on sale all that often, so if you’re in the market for a mid-range launch monitor, this is a really good opportunity. I’ve done a good bit of research in this market around this price point, and I think what this model offers is better than you’re going to find anywhere else below $5,000. Some other options are available, but they come with subscription requirements, or have some other strings attached. Uneekor looks like their proprietary software is really solid too, if you aren’t going to subscribe to the other options. Again, I really haven’t used this product yet, because I’ve only just ordered it, but it all looks really promising. I’ll do a comprehensive review down the line.

You might be noticing a trend here. When these sales come around I’m not looking for cheap things that have become very cheap, or affordable things that have become cheap, my goal is generally to find high quality products that don’t generally go on sale. Things that I have either bought in the past and was going to buy again, or things that I’ve wanted and can now get at a better price.

These fall into the first category, these shoes are really good. The G/FORE insoles are the best on the market and I’ve always found that the shoes hold up over time, and most importantly, they clean really well. They don’t go on sale often, so this is a good time to snag these.

I’ve said this a handful of times in the past, and it might sound a bit odd, but I don’t even fully understand what’s better about Western Birch Golf Tees, but I can confidently say they’re better. I ordered some a few years ago and just haven’t gone back. Maybe it’s something about the material, maybe it’s something about the aesthetic of them, maybe it’s the nice boxes they come in. I really don’t know, but they’re all I use now. If you want to give them a shot, take advantage of the sale.

That’s what I’ve got, if you come across other things you think are really good options for this weekend, be sure to let me know, I love buying things.