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The best Black Friday golf simulator deals to help you get more practice in without having to step foot on the course.
Black Friday has passed, but there are still brilliant deals live, which means it’s time to grab yourself some of the best golf equipment deals of the year.
Here at Today’s Golfer, we’re constantly keeping our eyes peeled on both sides of the pond for deals as they drop so bookmark this page and check in regularly throughout the week so you don’t miss out on securing your dream home golf simulator setup at an unbeatable price.
Below you’ll find a selection of our favorite deals on complete golf simulator packages, as well as launch monitors and enclosure nets. But be aware! These deals change and sell out quickly, and while all products are in stock at the time of publishing, once they’re gone – they’re gone!
The Best Black Friday Golf Simulator Deals Currently Live
US Deals:
Was $3,995 - Now $2,695 at PGA Tour Superstore.
SAVE 33%
Save 33% at PGA Tour Superstore this Black Friday.
Was $4,999 - Now $3,999 at PGA Tour Superstore.
SAVE $1,000!
Act now and save a masive $1,000 at PGA Tour Superstore.
Was $3,899.99 - Now $3,399.99 at Walmart.
SAVE $500!
Secure yourself a $500 saving this Black Friday week at Walmart.
Was $499.00 - Now $349.00 at Golf Galaxy.
SAVE $150!
Save yourself $150 while stocks last at Golf Galaxy.
Was $299.00 - Now $209.30 at Amazon.
SAVE 30%
Save 30% this Black Friday week at Amazon.
Was $2,995 - Now £2,395 at Amazon.
Save 20%!
Save £600 this Black November with Amazon.com
Was $1,199 - Now $1,020 at Amazon.
SAVE 15%
Grab yourself a 15% saving at Amazon this Black Friday week.
Was $3,499 - Now $2,999 at PGA Tour Superstore.
SAVE $500!
Don't miss the chance to save $500 this Black Friday week.
Was $499.99 - Now $249.98 at Dick's Sporting Goods.
SAVE $250!
Save a massive $250 this Black Friday week.
UK Deals:
Was £499.00 - Now £369.00 at Golf Gear Direct.
SAVE £130!
Grab yourself a £130 saving now, at Golf Gear Direct.
Was £495.00 - Now £395.00 at American Golf.
SAVE 20%
Save £100 this Black November at American Golf.
Was £299.99 - Now £253.99 at Amazon.
SAVE 15%
Save 15% this Black November at Amazon.
Was £529.99 Now £429.99 at American Golf.
SAVE 19%
Grab 19% off this week at American Golf.
Was £3,995 - Now £3,495 at Scottsdale Golf.
SAVE £500
Take advantage of a massive £500 saving with Scottsdale Golf this Black November.
Best Black Friday Golf Simulators: Buying Guide
There are certain items of golf equipment and apparel you can get away with taking a punt on. Sure, you may get some banter for dressing in a red Nike polo on Sunday, or sporting a pair of Poulter-esque trousers, but you are unlikely to dwell on the fact you parted with cash for them. Home golf simulators are a different ball game altogether, not least because of the associated costs. To help you make the decision that’s right for you, we’ve put together a few considerations to bear in mind.
Budget
Due to the hefty price tags associated with setting up a home golf simulator, budget must be your first consideration. You could put down a deposit on a house with the money needed to buy one of the top systems! If you are not in this position of luxury however, set a realistic budget, filter down your options, and then sort in order of your priorities, be it the accuracy of the launch monitor, number of metrics, useability of the software, or convenience of the accessories and subscriptions included within the package. Keep in mind that some golf simulators include everything needed to build a home studio within the price, whereas others may just include the launch monitor, and require further investment to complete your vision.
Space
It might sound obvious, but where are you intending to practice with your simulator? If you don’t have sufficient space at home, then you probably need something that’s more portable and can be set up outside with data viewed back via a tablet or mobile phone. The more expensive setups tend to require more room as they typically come with a full screen, hitting enclosure, and mat. For these simulators, check the dimensions of whatever room in the house you intend on taking over. We would suggest as a minimum being able to take a full swing with your longest club, with a sensible buffer for all the associated accessories. We suggest 12’ x 16’ to be adequate for most setups.
Accuracy
Launch monitors need to be accurate as well as fun to use, otherwise you may as well just buy a PS5 and play PGA Tour: Road to the Masters. If accuracy is your number one, then you will be looking at the more expensive models that combine radar and high-speed camera-based technologies. The next rung down of monitors typically uses Doppler radar technology to produce their metrics, of which the best in this category produce results within a couple of yards of the gold standard machines. Even some of the more budget-friendly launch monitors on the market boast impressive levels of accuracy, but worth double-checking their specifications first.
Visual Experience
Again, the more expensive systems tend to excel in this area, in part because of their affiliations with the best course simulation companies, but also due to the processing speed and graphical capabilities of the hardware. There are some fantastic middle-of-the-road options however that include access to thousands of virtual courses (sometimes for a subscription) and have very user-friendly interfaces that allow you to view your swing data in a format that makes sense to you. The importance of the visual experience can’t be underestimated so spend some time thinking of what matters to you most in this department.
Versatility
If you want to use your simulator on the range as opposed to at home, then ease of transport needs to be factored into your decision. While just about every launch monitor is portable, some are more versatile, allowing them to be transported easily, set up within minutes, and have a battery life that will outlast your longest of practice sessions. If versatility is important to you, then consider these practicalities to ensure you get maximum use from your simulator.
Compatibility
A final but nonetheless important point to double-check is the compatibility of simulator software with different operating systems. Whether you are an iOS or Android user, take a look through the system specifications and make sure you are not going to have any unwanted surprises when your new simulator arrives.
For more considerations specific to launch monitors, check out our best launch monitors page which contains a buying guide with other technical factors to bear in mind.
Black Friday Golf Simulator Deals: FAQs
When does Black Friday sale end?
Deals will continue to drop over the weekend, even though Black Friday has been and gone. This year Black Friday landed on Friday 29th November, but thankfully for us consumers the deals didn’t end then! Amazing offers are expected to end on Monday 2nd December (Cyber Monday). So, be sure to shop these outstanding deals soon, before it’s too late…
How long does Black Friday last?
Officially, Black Friday is one day when retailers slash the price of their products allowing customers to make major savings they otherwise wouldn’t at any other time of the year. However, Black Friday is now much more of a weekend event, culminating on the following Monday – often referred to as Cyber Monday. This year the best deals will run between Friday 29th November and Monday 2nd December.
How much does Black Friday discount?
Black Friday discounts will vary significantly between retailers with some research suggesting the average savings across the sale period to be in the region of 50%. The more popular items will often have a smaller discount around 20%, with less popular and featured products getting discounts anywhere from 30% to 70% off
Who has the best golf deals on Black Friday?
As often is the case with most things retail, the big-name companies will often have the best Black Friday deals. If you’re in the US that will be places like Walmart, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and PGA Superstore. If you’re here in the UK then you have American Golf and Scottsdale Golf, but you’ll often find Amazon leading the pack on Black Friday with competitive prices across a wide range of products with great delivery options.
About the author
Ross Tugwood – Senior Digital Writer
Ross Tugwood is a Senior Digital Writer for todays-golfer.com, specializing in data, analytics, science, and innovation.
Ross is passionate about optimizing sports performance and has a decade of experience working with professional athletes and coaches for British Athletics, the UK Sports Institute, and Team GB.
He is an NCTJ-accredited journalist with post-graduate degrees in Performance Analysis and Sports Journalism, enabling him to critically analyze and review the latest golf equipment and technology to help you make better-informed buying decisions.