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Best October 2024 golf sales

Check out some of our favorite October golf sales including golf equipment, apparel, tech and more.

It’s no secret that golf can be expensive. Whether you’re looking for new clothes, equipment or accessories, anything related to the game can come with a hefty price tag. Well, lucky for you, we’ve searched the internet for some of the best golf sales we could find for October 2024.

Whether you’re looking for a new polo, driver, pair or pants, pair of shoes or headcover, we’ve included it all in the list below.

Just some of the brands featured in this sales list include Ping, TravisMathew, Nike, Seamus Golf, Puma and more.

Best golf sales for October 2024

PING – G430 MAX Driver

Price: $399.99 (down from $549.99)

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TravisMathew – North Start 1/4-Zip Pullover

Price: $69.95 (down from $99.95)

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Puma – Jackpot Golf Pants

Price: $43.99 (down from $84.99)

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Nike – Infinity Pro 2 Spikeless Golf Shoes

Price: $69.99 (down from $109.99)

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Shot Scope – X5 GPS Watch

Price: $229.99 (down from $299.99)

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Bushnell – Tour V5 Shift Patriot Pack Rangefinder

Price: $319.99 (down from $399.99)

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Ping – 2023 Anser 2D Putter w/ PP58 Grip

Price: $319.99 (down from $399.99)

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TaylorMade – Distance+ Golf Balls

Price: Two dozen for $35

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Bonobos – Highland Tour Golf Pants

Price: $59 (down from $149)

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True linkswear – All Day Knit II

Price: $119 (down from $145)

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Radmor Golf – Higgins Cap Stripe Hoodie

Price: $98.50 (down from $130)

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Seamus Golf – Sofa King Pure Magnet Blade Putter Cover

Price: $55 (down from $95)

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Best golf equipment and apparel sales in March 2024

Check out the best golf sales in the month of March, including equipment, golf balls, apparel and more.

Warmer weather is right around the corner, which means golf courses and driving ranges around the country will soon be full of golfers hoping that 2024 will be their best year on the course yet.

To make sure you have all the gear your need to get through this season, we’ve teamed up with our friends at Worldwide Golf Shops to create a list of some of the best golf sales happening in March 2024.

Some of the brands included below are Titleist, Ping, Nike, Srixon, Adidas and more.

While you’re here, check out some of our other apparel, equipment and accessories lists: Best balls 2024 | Best pants 2024 | RSVLTS’ new Happy Gilmore collection

Father’s Day Gift Guide: Best golf gifts for dad in 2023

Get dad something he’ll love this Father’s Day.

Father’s Day is nearly here which means it’s time to start the hunt for the perfect gift for dad. Don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered.

Whether he’s a 30 handicap, a scratch golfer or somewhere in between, we’ve found gifts every dad will enjoy.

Apparel, equipment, accessories and more can be found on this list but be on the look out for more lists in the coming weeks which will have your gift list checked off in no time.

Don’t have time to wait? Check out our lists of some of our favorite golf shoes, golf shirts, drivers, golf bags and more.

Best golf GPS watches and wearable devices for 2022

It’s almost like wearing a caddie on your wrist … almost.

Whether you choose a GPS or a rangefinder, you’re making the correct choice. Playing without one leads to inconsistent play throughout your round.

Without knowing your number, you’re pretty much lost on the course.

Having a GPS in your pocket or on your wrist is almost like having Stevie Williams, Ted Scott, and Bones MacKay with you every time you tee it up … almost.

While you won’t get the expert analysis that a top-tier looper brings, you will get a bigger picture of the information that you need to hit the best shot possible.

Throughout the month of August, Golfweek is compiling some of the best training aids, putting aids, health and fitness, and other devices to help you get better at the game you love.

We occasionally recommend interesting products, services, and gaming opportunities. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate fee. Golfweek operates independently, though, and this doesn’t influence our coverage

Shot Scope V3 smart watch

Shot Scope’s newest GPS-enable watch is thinner and lighter, but it packs a data-enhancing punch that could help lower scores.

Gear: Shot Scope V3 smart watch
Price: $219.99
Specs: GPS-enabled watch and 16 pre-labeled tags

Every week on the PGA Tour, golfers have their shots tracked by ShotLink, a network that involves scores of volunteers, laser-guided tracking systems and a lot of computer power. It’s state of the art and provides the game’s best players with a detailed look at every aspect of their games, from their average proximity to the hole from specific distances to their percentage of putts made from various ranges.

Recreational golfers do not have access to ShotLink, but a growing number are learning more about their strengths, weaknesses and tendencies thanks to shot-tracking systems. Shot Scope, which is among the most popular in Europe, just released the V3 GPS watch, and it is powerful, easy to use and among the most affordable.

While the previous version of the Shot Scope watch was large and somewhat rigid, the V3 watch looks more like an Apple Watch. While the screen size is 2 millimeters larger (diagonally), the watch itself is 20 millimeters smaller in length and 5 millimeters smaller in width. It is also 4 millimeters thinner. The color screen is easy to read in bright sunlight, and the watch does not inhibit a golf swing. The battery will last 10 hours in the golf mode and more than 10 days when used only as a timepiece.

For golfers who want to be stylish, five band colors are available.

Shot Scope V3 Smart Watch — On the course, the Shot Scope V3 show distances to the front, middle and back of the green, as well as distances to hazards. (Shot Scope)

A player does not need to carry a smartphone or have one nearby to use the Shot Scope V3. The watch has its own GPS, and according to Shot Scope, it can accurately determine a player’s position within 30 centimeters on any of the 35,000 courses that come preloaded.

The V3 comes with 16 pre-labeled, screw-in tags that golfers can easily attach to the top of any club. The addition of two extra tags means players who swap out a fairway wood for a driving iron or add an extra wedge depending on the course won’t have to swap out the tags before they play.

There is no syncing of the tags required because each tag uses a unique radio frequency (RFID), so the watch can determine which club is used to play every shot. That information, combined with the GPS location, allows Shot Scope to track a round without a player having to do anything.

The watch provides yardages to the front, middle and back of the green on the hole being played, along with distances to hazards.

Shot Scope V3 stats — Combining GPS and club data allows Shot Scope to create in-depth stats to help golfers improve. (Shot Scope)

After a round is complete, a player can see every shot played on a computer, tablet or a free smartphone app. The system reveals average distance with each club, and thanks to the Pin Collect feature, Shot Scope can determine where the hole is on the green, so it can also reveal things like average proximity to the hole with each club and make-percentage on short, medium and long putts.

In all, there are more than 100 stats available to peruse, and the company said golfers who use the system have reduced their handicap by an average of three shots.