More yards for half the price! American Golf offering up to 50% off all November – GolfPunkHQ
The UK’s biggest golf retailer, American Golf, is kicking off Black Friday early with unbeatable offers of up to 50% off clubs, equipment, clothing and footwear for the entire month of November.
From the latest tech from Shot Scope to advance your game to affordable, stylish Stromberg apparel, check out the offers available online and in-store at American Golf – perfect for treating yourself or finding the ideal Christmas gift for the golf enthusiast in your life.
Plus, American Golf Club members who spend £100 or more during November will automatically enter a weekly prize draw to win a custom-fitted driver for 2025. There are four drivers up for grabs over the four weeks, so don’t miss your chance!
Gifts for £150 and under
Was £179.00
Shot Scope G4 GPS Golf WatchThe Shot Scope G4 GPS watch is a highly accurate yet easy to use activewear watch that helps to take the guesswork out of your game. The watch is feature filled with 36,000 preloaded worldwide courses.
Was £169.99
Gifts for £100 and under
Was £179.00
Was £149.00
Now £89.00 (save 40%)
Gifts for £50 and under
Was £49.99
UA Hoodie Sweaterfleece StormThis hoodie has combined the comfort and warmth of a sweater and the performance of a stretchy, lightweight fleece to keep you comfortable as you play golf. Complete with UA Storm technology for shower protection.
Was £80.00
Deals end 2nd December
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