Best Black Friday Golf Watch Deals 2024

(Image credit: Future)

Jump to category:

Quick Links
US top deals
UK top deals
When is Black Friday?
Why should I buy?
Where should I buy?
How to choose
Does Garmin do Black Friday?

By Sam Tremlett

last updated 15 November 2024

Best Black Friday Golf Watch Deals: Quick Menu

1. Quick links
2. US top deals
3. UK top deals
4. Why should I buy?
5. Where should I buy?
6. How to choose

Golf technology is evolving year on year but it does often come at a cost. That's why Black Friday is the best time of the year to target that gadget or gizmo you've been craving. Brands and manufacturers often go tit for tat with sales and reductions to entice willing customers to their stores and websites, meaning if you know where to look you can grab a serious bargain.

This guide is a great place to start. With Black Friday set for the 29th of November this year and Cyber Monday the following week on 2nd December, our e-commerce team have rounded up all the best deals to ensure you can secure one of the best golf watches on the market at a reduced price.

Both days are usually an excellent opportunity to find deals on everything to do with golf, including watches, with the likes of Amazon, PGA TOUR Superstore and American Golf just some of the companies that are offering golf watches in their deals.

It's not just in the technology department you can snatch a bargain in the upcoming sales - clubs, golf bags, golf shoes and more will all have prices slashed as the run-up to Christmas shifts into high gear. To keep you up-to-date with every golf-related deal, be sure to check out our best Black Friday golf deals hub page.

Quick Links

Amazon: Big savings on wide range of golf equipment
PGA Tour Superstore: As much as 51% off on all golf equipment
Carls Golfland: Clearances on clubs as well as 2-day free shipping on select deals
Scottsdale Golf: Over 700 products with big savings
Clubhouse Golf: Up to 70% off select products
adidas: Buy 2, get 30% off with exclusive code
Rock Bottom Golf: 25% clearance sale
Nike: Up to 34% off Nike Golf clothing and shoes

US top deals

Jump to: UK top deals

UK top deals

When is Black Friday?

Black Friday is always the final the Friday after Thanksgiving - the final Thursday of November. As the United States digests their turkey, golf brands are working hard to entice customers to their sales the following day as Christmas Shopping hits high gear. Cyber Monday is the following Monday, providing more awesome deals for those who can't make it to the store in person. It's the perfect time to relieve the stress of last minute panic buying, instead allowing customers the chance to purchase gifts for Christmas with plenty of time to spare.

Why should I buy a GPS golf watch on Black Friday?

One of the main benefits of a good GPS watch is the simplicity. They allow you to simply glance at your wrist to get a yardage rather than have to fiddle about with a clunky GPS device or laser rangefinder.

But it is not the only factor at play because the growth in wearable technology in golf has taken huge leaps of late. Brands like Garmin, Bushnell, Shot Scope, Sky Caddie and more, make golf watches to not only help you get the right yardage, but to also give more information on the course, track your shots, provide fitness features and be versatile enough to use both on and off the golf course.

Because of all this, golf watches don't come cheap. You can expect to pay anywhere from $60 to $500 dollars for a golf smart watch, depending on what kind of technology you're looking for. Golf equipment can be expensive, so when the opportunity arises to save a bit of cash, we should jump at it. Said saved money can then be reinvested in other parts of your setup!

Where should I buy a golf GPS watch?

In the US, some of the best golf retailers include PGA Tour Superstore, Rock Bottom Golf, Walmart and, of course, Amazon. In the UK, the best golf retailers include Scottsdale Golf, American Golf, Sports Direct and Amazon. Amazon can be tricky to navigate (check out our best Amazon Black Friday golf deals) but they're a fantastic retailer for golf watches, lasers and balls in particular.

How to choose a golf watch

So you have decided you want to buy a GPS watch. Obviously there are lots of good deals out there as we have shown above, but what are some of the things you need to consider when purchasing? Let's take a look.

Features

Now you need to think about what features are important to you. If you want to keep things simple, and just want standard GPS information like front, middle, back yardages, then a budget option will do the job.

However if you want more detail on distances, on the course itself, hazard information, or if you want a model with a larger screen, then you can spend a little more to get these things. Some also can help you record your score, track your shots, and many also have fitness features for off the golf course as well.

Golf course

If you tend to play a lot of different golf course as opposed to your home course over and over again, your lack of familiarity with your surroundings can sometimes prove challenging to a good score. A great way to get to know a course you're playing for the first time is one of the watches on this list that can provide detailed yardages and even hole flyovers so you aren't playing it blind.

Battery power

The best golf rangefinders run on powerful batteries that are easily replaced every six months to a year, while GPS devices normally need charging regularly via a USB, so consider if you have the discipline to keep it topped up ready for your next round. If you tend to play 36 holes in a day that will also need to be factored in to your choice as you will need something with a longer battery life.

Versatility

This is an important factor to consider. Do you want to be able to use the watch anywhere? If so many brands make models that can be used on and off the golf course because of the range of features, and overall styling.

Budget

Budget is important when buying any sort of golf equipment because typically there are a range of options across multiple price points. If you're simply looking for yardages to the green or on-course hazards, it could be worth you while to spend a little less and reinvest the money saved in other parts of your golf game. If you can't get enough information on the golf course, paying premium prices for a watch can be worth it - some of the options can feel like you have a tour caddy on your wrist!

For more buying advice on golf tech, be sure to have a read of our guides on the best value golf watches or maybe the best budget golf rangefinder.

Does Garmin do Black Friday?

Garmin is one of the biggest technology brands on the planet and, along with their excellent golf watches, they also offer lots of different products like sat navs and trackers. We usually see the official Garmin website do some kind of sale around Black Friday and we expect more of the same in 2024, and a lot of their products will be on offer at other retailers as well such as Amazon, PGA TOUR Superstore, Carl's Golfland and more.

TOPICS

Sam is Golf Monthly's E-commerce Editor which mean's he oversees everything E-com related on the site.

This takes the form of creating and updating Buying Guides, reviews, and finding bargain prices for deals content.

Working with golf gear and equipment over the last six years, Sam has quickly built outstanding knowledge and expertise on golf products ranging from drivers, to balls, to shoes.

He combines this knowledge with a passion for helping golfers get the best gear for them, and as such Sam manages a team of writers that look to deliver the most accurate and informative reviews and buying advice. This is so the reader can find exactly what they are looking for, at a good price.

Additionally Sam oversees Golf Monthly voucher/coupon content which seeks to find you the best offers and promotions from well-known brands like Callaway, TaylorMade and many more.

Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a single-figure handicap.