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PGA TOUR Superstore Club Fitting Review: A PGA Pro’s Experience

I recently took one of my students for a full bag fitting at our local PGA TOUR Superstore in Altamonte Springs, FL. In doing so, I thought it would be a great opportunity for me to do a professional PGA TOUR Superstore Club Fitting review.

Our  PGA TOUR Superstore full bag fitting was an amazing experience for us. Our fitter, Charles Moore, was a master fitter with over 20 years of experience. He used high-end technology like the Trackman Launch Monitor and SAMPuttLab putting analysis tools and software to diagnose any issues.

The three-hour session ran through all of the clubs in Lincoln’s bag. Charles started with irons, followed by Lincoln’s putter, wedges, and finally with his woods and driver. The time flew by, and the insights we learned will surely help Lincoln going forward.

After a 3-hour fitting, a few things we learned were:

• Change Lincoln’s 7-iron to a more upright degree to tighten his shot distribution.
• Shorten his driver to gain more control off the tee.
• Minor tweaks were made to his wedge lofts, gapping, and bounce.
• The putter was looking good.

I’ve been a golf instructor for 27 years and have been certified by the PGA for 15 years, and this is my first full bag fitting. After this experience, I’m convinced that a proper fitting is something all serious golfers need to do.

The only drawback could be the cost. Individual club fittings start at $40 to $50, while a full bag fitting at PGA Tour Superstore costs $99 to $300 ( check your local PGATSS stores pricing ). The more expensive fittings use more premium technology to analyze your swing.

If you spend hundreds or thousands on golf equipment and hours at the range or course, I think most golfers will consider this a solid investment. But please read on to decide for yourself, and at the end, I dive into the specific costs.

This review will include:

• Pros & Cons

Iron Fitting

Putter fitting, wedge fitting.

• Driver and Woods Fitting
• PGA TOUR Superstore Costs
• Can a Club Fitting Improve Your Game?
• Benefits of a PGA TOUR Superstore

Pros & Cons of a PGA TOUR Superstore Fitting

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A PGA TOUR Superstore club fitting uses readings from technology such as Trackman  and SAM PuttLab  to recommend the best way to improve issues with your game.

That was exactly what our Studio Fitter, Charles, did as we went through the fitting, starting with Lincoln’s irons and then moving on to his putter, wedges, woods, and driver.

Here is a quick bit about our Studio Fitter:  Charles is originally from Gainesville, Florida. It was clear he had a true passion for golf. In talking with him, we found out he began his golf journey at 7, and today, at age 45, he is still just as passionate. He originally got his start in the golf industry in 1995, where he worked as a caddy, and then moved into the retail space in 1999, working for a store in Myrtle Beach. Charles has been a master fitter for over 20 years  after becoming certified through major golf vendors, including Callaway, Taylormade, PING, and Titleist.

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I was thoroughly impressed with the Studio Full Bag Fitting at the PGA TOUR Superstore, and I know that my student Lincoln was also. The following are the positives and negatives we both took from the experience.

• It can help you get a good understanding of your swing tendencies
• It can help you see where your equipment is helping you
• It can help you see where your equipment is hurting you
• It can instantly help you improve your game with equipment modifications
• A fitting is not a cure-all for an ailing game, but a compliment to lessons as well as practice
• It could be considered too expensive for some (I’ll cover the full costs below)

Lincoln and I will remember the Studio Full Bag fitting at the PGA TOUR Superstore in Altamonte Springs, FL, for years. Our fitter, Charles, shared his decades of experience and sincerely wanted to help Lincoln reach his full potential.

Additionally, all the various reports from tools like Trackman and SAMPuttLab provide a great deal of valuable information after the fitting. As a coach , that information is great for me to go through with my students after a fitting session and when we are at our next session together.

I would absolutely recommend it to anyone to go through a fitting, even if it’s not a full-bag fitting.

Lincoln will work with a 7-iron with a more upright degree to help balance his contact on the face. After looking through the SAMPuttLab reports, it was good to see that his putting and putter were right on. His wedges also looked good, with some minor suggestions to change the gapping or the distance between clubs. He could also tweak the widget lofts and bounce.

The driver fitting takes the most time, and Charles had some expert insight to share. He noticed Lincoln’s driver was too long, and this is a common problem for many golfers. He cut down his driver right there, which should immediately save Lincoln some strokes.

I’ll go into more detail as I cover each club and what was looked at and share some pictures.

“It was cool to learn about different aspects of equipment and how it can affect your game. It was very helpful and helped coach and I make  some good decisions about equipment changes I should make to help further the work we are doing together. It’s crazy that only a degree or two of lie angle can make such a big difference. Getting a fitting can help a golfer in many ways, and it might be a good idea to consider getting one done.” ~ Lincoln Nascimento [My student who received the fitting]

In our club fitting , Charles had Lincoln warm up and get loose in the hitting bay. After that, Lincoln hit several 7-irons to get some baseline numbers from Trackman . Key areas that were looked at included:

• Where on the clubface strikes were made at impact
• The path Lincoln was swinging as he approached the ball at impact
• Whether his clubface was square, open, or closed at impact
• His spin rate on shots
• His overall shot dispersion

Once these baseline readings were made, Charles measured the lie angle of Lincoln’s 7-iron and its length . These factors often play a key role in the patterns a golfer shows in their shots.

Lincoln’s irons were pretty close to the standards for the club brand he plays.

Result: With all the information gathered, Lincoln hit a second 7-iron that was more upright than the standard . This significantly helped balance out where on the face he was making contact with the ball and tightened up his shot distribution.

Next up was the putter fitting stage of the session. The Science and Motion , or SAM PuttLab, was used in this area. This awesome technology helps take a deep dive into the dynamics of golfers’ putting and how their path and face react at impact.

Putting is very much an individual thing and is as much a feel and comfort thing as anything else.  If a golfer can consistently deliver the putter face squarely into the ball at impact, then how they accomplish that does not matter. What you are looking for with poor putters is issues with face control   at impact  and things like distance control.

Lincoln’s putting is consistent regarding how his face comes into the ball at impact. While there were some suggestions for putters to try, we were both pleased with how his baseline numbers looked .

Result: No changes were made to his putter.

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Following the putter fitting, Charles worked with Lincoln on his wedges. With a wedge fitting, like with the irons, the fitter looks first to see a player’s tendencies.

Charles had Lincoln hit several full swing, half swing, and open face lob shots with each of his wedges . Things that are being looked at with the wedges include:

• The bounce on each wedge
• The grind on each wedge
• Gapping a player has between wedges
• Club length, shaft type, and grip

Result:  Based on the findings of Lincoln’s tendencies and performance with his current wedges, some suggestions were made to slightly modify his gapping, lofts, and ever so slight changes to his bounces.

The final stage of Lincoln’s full bag fitting focused on his woods and driver. Most of the time spent in this area was focused on his driver.

Once again, the process is pretty much the same as was the case with the irons and wedges. Lincoln started by getting warmed up and then proceeded to get into capturing data with his current driver.

Again, a baseline is set to see his tendencies, and then the actual fitting or suggesting of changes is made.

Key Takeaway: The biggest insight with this portion of the fitting was the massive difference between the length of a driver on the PGA TOUR vs. what the average amateur carries in their bag. The PGA TOUR average driver length is 44.75”, compared to the average amateur’s driver clocking in at 45.5” to 46.5”.

Charles quickly pointed out that most drivers are simply too long for the average golfer , which is a big reason why control is such an issue.

Result: Lincoln and I agreed, and he chopped his driver down to help gain more control off the tee.

Now, this may sound great, but what is the cost of a PGA TOUR Superstore Club Fitting? Well, types and pricing may vary depending on the store location. The following is pricing at my local store in Altamonte Springs, FL.

At stores using technology like the Trackman and SAMPuttLab, most individual club fittings range between $49 and $99. The Full Bag Fittings cost $300.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

• A 25-minute performance evaluation for any club: $49
• A fairway, hybrid, or wedge fitting: $59
• A driver, iron, or putter fitting: $99
• A Studio Full Bag Fitting (3 hours): $300

At stores that don’t use as expensive technology, you’ll pay around $40 for an individual club fitting. The Full Bag Fittings cost $99.

Club Fittings to Consider:

Our fitter, Charles, walked us through a prioritized list of clubs you should get a fitting for if you couldn’t afford a full bag fitting or just need help with one or two clubs.

Each store has varying options and prices, so check the offerings and prices at your local store . You can book a reservation now if you’re ready.

I always believed that combining regular golf instruction and club fitting could pay big dividends to any golfer. After going through a full-bag three-hour fitting session at the PGA TOUR Superstore, I am now convinced that a proper fitting is something that all serious golfers need to do.

Golf equipment off the shelf or purchased online is not one-size-fits-all.

• Having clubs that are too long, too heavy, or don’t have the right lie angle can absolutely cost you strokes.
• Having a toe-hang putter, when you are better off with a face-balanced one, can cost you strokes.
• Having wedges with improper gapping or an incorrect bounce can also cost you strokes.

Getting a proper fitting done can truly help your game.

“Regardless of your level of play, getting custom-fit golf clubs offers some key advantages. From drivers to putters, it’s important that each club in the bag adds to a player’s skills while compensating for their tendencies. It is far better to improve your game using golf clubs that match your swing characteristics and don’t impede your improvement.” Alyssa Hockenbury, General Manager of PGA TOUR Superstore in Altamonte Springs, FL

Read on: What Does A Golf Club Fitting Cost And Is It Worth It?

The PGA TOUR Superstore brand is owned and operated by Arthur Blank . In addition to the PGA TOUR Superstores, Blank is also the co-founder of Home Depot and owner of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United FC.

Founded in 2003, the PGA TOUR Superstore is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and currently has 76 locations throughout the United States. Florida has the most locations with 10, followed by Texas with nine, and California and Illinois with six locations each.

In addition to being one of the country’s largest “big box” golf stores, offering a massive selection of golf equipment, apparel, and more, PGTSS offers other great services and benefits, including:

• Club Repair
• Fitting Services
• Numerous Lesson Programs and Packages
• In-Store Special Events
• Indoor Practice Bays
• Indoor Putting Greens
• Online Buying Guides
• Rewards Membership Program
• Tennis & Pickleball Needs
• An Online Store with a Money-Back Guarantee

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PGA TOUR Superstore uses varies types of high-quality launch monitors by Trackman and Foresight GC2s. Both are premium launch monitors professional golfers use to track and improve their swing. Trackman is the leader in the launch monitor sector of the game. The data from the Trackman monitors at the PGA TOUR Superstore are very accurate.

PGA TOUR Superstore is owned and operated by Arthur Blank, the co-founder of Home Depot. Blank is also the owner of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United FC.

Employees of the PGA TOUR Superstore do not make commissions. Sales associates won’t try to pressure you for a sale to make a commission. Glassdoor.com says they make between $40 and $63K annually regardless. Indeed.com states Retail Sales Associates make around $14 per hour.

You can try out a large selection of irons and other clubs at the PGA TOUR Superstore. The best way to truly see what clubs may be best for you is to get a fitting while there. If you are buying clubs, you can get a basic fitting for free as the associate helps you find the right clubs.

You can get free fittings at PGA TOUR Superstores if you are buying clubs from them. A rep will let you test out the equipment in the hitting bays and help you find the right clubs to fit your swing tendencies. But it won’t be as in-depth as a full-bag club fitting. Pricing varies by location, but you can review the prices at your local PGATSS and book a reservation online.

I hope this PGA TOUR Superstore Club Fitting review has proven helpful for you. It is crazy to me, after 27 years working in the golf business and the last 15 years as a PGA Professional, that I have never watched a full bag fitting in its entirety.

When I left the fitting my student Lincoln went through at the PGA TOUR Superstore, my appreciation for the work club fitters do to help people enjoy the game more grew by leaps and bounds. I sincerely appreciated my experience at the PGATSS and know my student also gained a great deal from it.

If you have been on the fence about getting professionally fit for golf equipment, I will say this… don’t hesitate any longer, as a fitting can be what your game has been looking for.

Brendon Elliott

Brendon is Class A PGA Professional and founded Little Linksters, LLC, and its nonprofit arm, the Little Linksters Association for Junior Golf Development. He won 25+ prestigious industry honors, including the 2017 PGA National Youth Player Development Award. He graduated from the PGA of America Management Program and has a handicap index of 7.8.

He has played golf for over 40 years and currently plays twice a month at the Eagle Dunes Golf Club near Sorrento, Florida. He loves Srixon clubs and plays a ZX5 driver with Z 585 irons. He's written over 60 articles on GolfSpan and specializes in sharing tips to improve your golf game. You can connect with Brendon at  LinkedIn , X , IG , FB , his website , or [email protected] .

• Best score : 69
• Favorite driver : Srixon ZX5
• Favorite ball : Srixon Z Star
• Favorite food at the turn : Turkey and cheese on white
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It's no secret that golf equipment is on the slightly pricier side, with the best golf GPS' and best golf clubs setting back users hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Therefore, if a deal comes up, it is important to snap it up as quickly as possible. This is where the Black Friday sales come in, with golf gear, like the best golf balls , seeing significant reductions, some as much as 40%! Obviously, there are a number of retailers who provide golf equipment, with one of the best being the PGA TOUR Superstore.

One of the most recognized and largest in the USA, they provide everything a golf fanatic needs, and we have trawled through their site to find the best deals currently available. Along with the best Black Friday Amazon golf deals , PGA TOUR Superstore also have a range of products on offer, with some incredible discounts of up to $200. 

• PGA Tour Superstore:  As much as 50% off on all golf equipment
• Amazon:   Savings on clubs, shoes, ball and more
• Carls Golfland:   Clearances on clubs as well as 2-day free shipping on select deals
• Scottsdale Golf:   Up to 60% off clothing and footwear
• adidas:   Up to 40% on apparel, footwear and accessories
• Walmart:   Big savings to be had on launch monitors, balls and other golf gear
• Rock Bottom Golf:   15% off everything
• The Golf Warehouse:   Black Friday deals on all categories
• Nike:   Up to 29% off Nike Golf clothing and shoes
• adidas:   Up to 40% off on apparel, footwear and accessories
• Best Buy:   Tech savings including launch monitors and GPS watches

Cobra Air-X 12-Piece Men's Complete Set | 33% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $1,499.99 Now $999.98

Save a whopping 33% on this Cobra Air-X Package Set, which features a driver, 3 and 4-wood, hybrid, 6-iron to sand wedge and putter! Not only that, but it comes with a bag, meaning you get a lot of product for under $1000.

Wilson Magnolia Package Set | 23% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $649.99 Now $499.98

A near-perfect introduction to the game for the beginner and keen improver looking to start playing with modern equipment. The Magnolia has everything you need from tee-to-green plus a complementing trolley bag in a stylish blue. This is one of the best women's golf sets out there.

Read our full  Wilson Magnolia Ladies Set Review

Wilson Prostaff SGI Golf Package Set | 7% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $429.99 Now $399.98

An impressive set that will definitely suit the golfer beginning his/her journey, with the modest price tag giving you an awful lot for your money.

Read our full  Wilson Prostaff SGI Package Set Review

TaylorMade Sim2 Max Driver | 34% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $529.99 Now $349.98

One of the best drivers in recent years, the SIM2 Max is ideal for golfers of all skill levels and delivers a great combination of control, speed and feel. 

Read our full TaylorMade Sim2 Max Driver Review  

Callaway Rogue ST Max Driver | 27% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $549.99 Now $399.98

One of the best Callaway drivers on the market, the Rogue ST Max delivers stability and consistency in a very good value package.

Read our full Callaway Rogue ST Max Driver Review

Ping G425 Max Driver | 27% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $549.99 Now $399.98

One of the best Ping drivers money can buy is now 27% off, with the G425 Max now under $400. That's incredible value, given the performance on offer.

Read our full Ping G425 Max Driver Review

Cobra LTDx Max Driver | 40% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $499.99 Now $299.98

This excellent Cobra driver delivers modern looks and high-quality all-round performance at a reasonable price

Read our full Cobra LTDx Max Driver Review

Cleveland Launcher XL Driver | 38% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $399.99 Now $249.98

One of the most forgiving drivers on the market, the Cleveland Launcher XL driver has a very generous head size, as well as a modern, premium finish.

Read our full Cleveland Launcher XL Driver Review

XXIO 12 Ladies Driver | 29% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $699.99  Now $499.98

We rated the XXIO 12 Ladies Driver one of the best golf drivers for women when we tested it, with distance, accuracy and forgiveness the main stand outs to this seriously impressive club.

Read our full XXIO 12 Ladies Driver Review

Cobra AIR-X Fairway Wood | 39% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $229.99 Now $139.98

The AIR-X fairway features a lightweight design to promote great feel, and effortless speed for the smoothest swing tempos.

Wilson D9 Fairway Wood | 40% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $249.99  Now $149.97

Having tested Wilson D9 clubs before, we know that they are supremely forgiving and some of the easiest clubs to hit on the market. Currently, you can save $100 on the D9 fairway wood, with the D9 irons also available at reduced rates.

Mizuno Pro 221 Irons | 20% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $1,311.99 Now $1,049.98

Not very forgiving but the ball striking experience is second to none if you are a consistent player with an above average swing speed.

Read our full Mizuno Pro 221 Irons Review

Callaway Rogue ST Max Irons | 18% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $1,099.99  Now $899.98

Callaway produce some of the best golf irons on the market and, currently, you can grab the Rogue ST Max with 18% off. Long, forgiving and highly playable, we gave these clubs four stars out of five in our review.

Read our full Callaway Rogue ST Max Iron Review

Ping i525 Irons | 24% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $1,312.99  Now $999.98

The i525 is one of the best Ping irons on the market, with it producing extra distance and suiting a range of abilities.

Read our full Ping i525 Iron Review

Callaway Mavrik Irons | 25% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $799.99 Now $599.98

Appealing to a wide range of players, these Mavrik irons are now 25% off prior to Black Friday, with a lot of club available for under $600.

PING Glide 4.0 Wedge | 36% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $199.99 Now $128.98

This features high on our list of the best wedges and is a great choice for anybody looking to upgrade their wedge game this winter.

Read our full Ping Glide 4.0 Wedge Review

TaylorMade MG High-Toe RAW Wedge | 28% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $179.99 Now $129.99

A brilliantly balanced wedge that has a high centre of gravity for easy trajectory and distance control. The Hi-Toe is an ideal option for those who use their lob wedge more frequently than their other wedges.

Read our full TaylorMade MG Hi-Toe Wedge Review

Wilson Staff Model Wedge | 31% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $139.99 Now $99.98

Save 29% on this Wilson Staff Model Wedge, which has been designed with direct input from Wilson's Tour players.

TaylorMade Milled Grind 3 Chrome Wedge | 17% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $179.99  Now $149.98

Not only is the Chrome option of the Milled Grind 3 now 17% off, but the black finish is to! In our testing, we found this model to be an extremely high-spinning wedge that delivered a consistent mid-flight through the loft range.

Read our full TaylorMade Milled Grind 3 Wedge Review 

Callaway Jaws MD5 Full Toe Chrome Wedge | 24% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $169.99 Now $129.98

Callaway's Jaws line of wedges are some of the most iconic on the market and, here, you can grab one of the models with 24% off.

Cleveland RTX Zipcore Tour Satin Wedge | 20% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $149.99 Now $119.98

Cleveland make some of the best golf wedges money can buy, with their RTX range one of the most recognizable. Not only are they high-spinning and soft-feeling, but also forgiving.

Read our full Cleveland RTX ZipCore Wedge Review

TaylorMade Spider GT Silver #3 Putter | 43% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $349.99 Now $199.98

This putter is very stable through impact with a good solid feel that should suit mid to low handicap golfers. At almost half the RRP this is an excellent Black Friday deal.

Read our full TaylorMade Spider GT Putter Review

Cobra King Vintage Widesport Putter | 40% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $249.99 Now $149.98

Save 40% on this oversize blade shape putter from Cobra with a single bend hosel that is suitable for those with straight back and straight through putting strokes.

Cleveland HB SOFT Premier #10.5C Putter | 28% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $179.99 Now $129.98

A face balanced putter that hits the centre for feel and performance every time. Delivers consistent speed on off-centre hits and provides excellent feel in a center-shaft design.

Wilson Duo Optix Yellow Golf Balls | 35% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $22.99 Now $14.97

For just over a dollar a ball, you can grab the Duo Optix, which feature in yellow and a magnitude of other colors.

Bridgestone Tour B XS Tiger Woods Edition Golf Balls | 10% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $49.99 Now $44.99

You can also get Tiger Woods' Bridgestone ball with the same deal as the ball above. Two dozen for $90. 

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Callaway Warbird Golf Balls | 2 Boxes for $35 at PGA TOUR Superstore

Looking to stock up for the upcoming winter? Currently, you can grab 2 boxes of Callaway Warbird Golf Balls for just $35. That works out to under $1 a ball, with the Warbird a decent distance ball that can certainly offer yardage gains.

Read our full Callaway Warbird Ball Review

Bridgestone Tour B RX Golf Balls | 2 Boxes for $90 at PGA TOUR Superstore

One of the best premium golf balls on the market, the Tour B RX from Bridgestone provided us with impressive distance in the long game, as well as exceptional durability.

Read our full Bridgestone Tour B RX Golf Ball Review

TaylorMade Soft Response Golf Ball | 2 for $50 at PGA TOUR Superstore

Perfect for the upcoming winter golf season, you can grab two dozen of these Soft Responses for $50. That's around $2 per golf ball.

Read our full TaylorMade Soft Response Golf Ball Review

BagBoy Chiller Cart Bag | 17% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $239.99 Now $199.99

In testing, we felt that the Chiller Cart Bag is simply one of the best options on the market, with ample storage, quality craftsmanship and a unique, convenient cooler bag making it a real stand out.

Read our full BagBoy Chiller Cart Bag Review

Wilson NFL Stand Bag | Various models now 41% off Was $219.99 Now $129.99

Want to show your support towards a particular NFL team? Currently, a number of NFL inspired stand and cart bags are seeing various reductions, with the bag featuring the logo and colorway of a number of NFL sides.

adidas Tour 360 22 Golf Shoes | 38% off at PGA Tour Superstore Was $209.99 Now $129.97

At the moment you can get an unbelievable 38% off on the Tour 360 22 golf shoes. There are a couple of colors with this deal, as well as various size options.

Read our full  adidas Tour360 22 golf shoe review

Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour Next% | 20% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $160  Now $128

At just under $130, you will struggle to find these at a lower price. What's more, they are  also available in the UK at a reduced rate , with the Infinity Tour's now £111.97 and 29% off!

Read our full  Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour NEXT% Shoes Review

Puma Pro Adapt AlphaCat Golf Shoes | Up to $60 off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $159.99  Now $99.99

One of the best Puma golf shoes on the market, the Pro Adapt AlphaCat has a trainer-like aesthetic with excellent support, especially around the ankle.

Read our full Puma Pro Adapt Alphacat Shoe Review

FootJoy Pro SL Sport | 41% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $169.99 Now $99.98

An exciting new take on the famous Pro SL silhouette. The new upper provides a much lighter and breathable golf shoe while also enhancing the overall looks. Topped off with a proven outsole and plenty of cushioning.

Read our full FootJoy Pro SL Sport Golf Shoe Review

Puma Ignite Articulate Shoes | 33% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $179.99 Now $119.99

While the improvements on last year's model are minimal, the Articulate provides excellent traction, all-round support and a sharp look to see you through all conditions out on course.

Puma Alphacat Nitro Disc Golf Shoe | 25% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $159.99 Now $119.98

Another Puma model that has seen a reduction is the Alphacat Nitro and, having tested the lace version of this shoe , we know that you will be getting a premium model with plenty of comfort and grip.

Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor | 40% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $499.99  Now $299.99

Wanting to improve and learn more about your game? Well, this launch monitor is now $200 off with its portability and accuracy keeping up with the more expensive, premium models.

Read our full  Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor Review

Bushnell Tour V5 Shift Laser Rangefinder | 20% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $399.99 Now $319.98

We gave the Tour V5 Shift five stars out of five when we tested it, with exceptional clarity in the display and ease of use simply superb!

Read our full Bushnell Tour V5 Shift Laser Rangefinder Review

JBL Charge 5 Portable Bluetooth Speaker | 48% off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $229.99 Now $119.98

Music is becoming more and more popular within golf and, with the Charge 5 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, you will be receiving a premium with 20 hours of battery life and IP67 waterproof and dustproof protection! 

Arizona State Collegiate Edition Putting Mat I 30% Off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $199.99 Now $139.97

You can also get the above Perfect Practice mats with these cool collegiate-inspired designs and pGA Tour Superstore have loads of them too ranging from Arizona State, to Michigan, to Georgia below.

Georgia Collegiate Edition Putting Mat I 30% Off at PGA TOUR Superstore Was $199.99 Now $139.97

Don't worry Alabama football fans, there is also a Crimson Tide version...

• Best Black Friday Golf Deals 2023 
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Black Friday gets, officially, underway on Friday 24th November. However, companies like Amazon, PGA TOUR Superstore, Scottsdale Golf and more have already started discounting products as you can see in this piece. Along with Black Friday on the 24th, there is also Cyber Monday on 27th November, which is another great opportunity to purchase  gifts for Christmas , or for yourself.

In the US, some of the best golf retailers other than PGA Tour Superstore include  Rock Bottom Golf ,  Walmart  and, of course,  Amazon . In the UK, the best golf retailers aside from American Golf include  Scottsdale 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. Other retailed to keen an eye on though include Nike ,  adidas  ,  Puma  and  Under Armour .

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Irons: Mizuno MP54, 5-PW

Wedges: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 Tour Satin, 50°, 56°, 60°

Putter: Cleveland TFI 2135 Satin Cero

Ball: Titleist Pro V1x

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“Culture” is Key to PGA TOUR Superstore Success

ORLANDO, Florida – Matt Corey, Chief Marketing Officer for PGA TOUR Superstore, leans forward to make his point, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.”

In other words, all the grand plans in the world won’t work unless the company’s employee’s are committed and feel like they are a major part of the business.

It sounds simple however that doesn’t mean it’s easy. The proof is in the doing…and PGA TOUR Superstore is doing it well.

The golf merchandising landscape is littered with failed ventures that attempted to sell to consumers conditioned with “gimme a deal” mentality fostered by Internet sellers and marginal brick and mortar operators whose primary strategy was continuous discounting in the hopes of producing sales.

So why is the privately-owned PGA TOUR Superstore succeeding?

In a wide-ranging interview Corey emphasized the answer. For them, it’s being able to engage a customer’s emotions, desires and wants as well as needs. He talked about the essentials beginning with ensuring store employees interact positively with customers. This goes beyond simply having a company policy to greet visitors walking in the door and speaks directly about employee training and even more importantly to the attitude they bring to the job.

“They go out of their way to say yes,” Corey said with a slight smile that didn’t mask the intensity of a mantra reflecting the culture of the entire organization. “Making visitors into customers and customers into advocates is all about the employee/customer interaction plus the facility itself.”

Each PGA TOUR Superstore location is designed for customer involvement and it starts with the huge putting green just inside the front door. Down one side of the store are hitting bays with golf holes projected on a screen and launch monitors making it easy for golfers to try the latest driver or irons. Trained club fitters and PGA Professionals for swing improvement are on hand or the bays can simply be a practice range when the weather outside is frightful.

Corey used almost the exact words as President and CEO Dick Sullivan did in an earlier interview to point out a basic philosophy that sets them apart and produces a massive advantage over other retailers saying, “This is a relationship business not a transaction business.”

Though perhaps not the most profound description for the success for the Roswell, Georgia based company, it is dead-on particularly when applied consistently and enthusiastically day to day.

Corey explained the three keys to success with choices that range from green grass to big box retailers to small shops and then of course there’s the elephant in the room, the Internet. His list starts with offering a complete depth and breadth of service, something impossible for Internet sellers and very difficult for small shops. Next is engaging customers in the process which includes having fun testing equipment using the hi-tech systems capped off with employing passionate people not on sales commission.

Corey joined PGATSS in 2013 and is currently responsible for marketing and the e-commerce business plus he manages the company’s partnership with the PGA TOUR, the Golf Channel, multiple corporate sponsors and the Drive, Chip and Putt program. He earned an MBA from Georgia Tech and before joining PGATSS was Chief Marketing Officer for Golfsmith.

A good example of management’s “outside the box” thinking was their booth on the floor of the PGA Merchandise Show in January manned with company executives looking for candidates to fill slots as teaching professionals, in sales and in event marketing. The results were exceptional with approximately 50 qualified candidates.

Asked about this ongoing concern to find, hire and retain the right people Corey says a presence at the PGA Merchandise Show was more than appropriate, so to speak fishing where the fish are. It also gave the company the opportunity to support and expand relationships with Show-sponsor PGA of America and the LPGA plus the various university golf management programs.

PGATSS is owned by Arthur Blank, co-founder of Home Depot and owner of the NFL Atlanta Falcons and MLS Atlanta United. They have 36 locations in 16 states and plans for 50 by the end of next year. In 2018 they had 7.5 million customers and it is evident the company works hard to make each store a place where families are welcome–play on the simulators, use the hitting bays and putt on the artificial green.

Especially impressive are the array of lessons for women (individual, group, Get Golf Ready) and for juniors (individual, U.S. Kids Junior, LPGA Girls Golf) not to mention free Saturday morning clinics open to all skill levels.

A multimillion-dollar investment was also made last year to improve the company web site and mobile portal acknowledging the pervasive use of smartphones with the goal of making the online experience especially checkout to reflect what customers experience in the stores. Corey described them as the best in the industry.

Five more stores are scheduled in 2019 and management is aggressively investing in store growth though Corey was quick to point out many times the location of a new store is predicated on the real estate. The numbers have to work from the start and entering a particular “good golf market” may hinge on the cost of the real estate. New locations this year will include Sarasota and North Miami in Fla., Denver, Austin and a second store in Boston.

Measured in sales numbers their approach is working. In 2018 sales grew by 14 percent with strong increases in same-store volume plus double-digit growth in e-commerce.

But make no mistake. The essence of the PGATSS success is the culture or as Corey put it, “A culture with the spirit of wanting to help our customers play better.”

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How Blades Brown, 16, fared in PGA Tour debut at Myrtle Beach Classic

Brentwood Academy sophomore Blades Brown’s PGA Tour debut had a little bit of everything. 

The 16-year-old and top-ranked golfer in the Class of 2026 shot a 1-over 72 in the Myrtle Beach Classic first round Thursday, making five birdies but also six bogeys. 

Brown , who is playing the tournament on a sponsor exemption, enters the second round tied for 89th. He was 1 under with two holes to play and finished with two bogeys. 

He's scheduled to tee off at 11:47 a.m. (CT) Friday with playing partners Thorbjørn Olesen and Adrien Dumont de Chassart. Golf Channel’s tournament coverage will run from 10:30-12:30 central.

Beau Hossler leads the Myrtle Beach Classic by one shot after posting a 7-under 64. Former Vanderbilt and Montgomery Bell Academy star Brandt Snedeker is tied for 104th at 2 over. 

The first-year tournament is being played alongside the PGA Tour’s main event this week, the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Brown, who has won three consecutive TSSAA individual state titles, is the latest teenage phenom to play a PGA Tour sponsored event. England’s Kris Kim, 16, debuted at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson last week. Miles Russell, 15, tied for 20th at the Korn Ferry Tour’s Lecom Suncoast Classic last month.

More: How 16-year-old phenom Blades Brown may be among best golfers in Tennessee history

Brown is ranked No. 4 in the AJGA rankings and No. 176 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. He made national headlines in August when he broke Bobby Jones’ record as the youngest medalist in U.S. Amateur history, tying for first place in the tournament's stroke play portion. Brown was eliminated in the match play portion in the Round of 32.

More: How Blades Brown, 16, is approaching PGA Tour debut at Myrtle Beach Classic

That performance is what led to him playing in Myrtle Beach. Brown became a client of Sportfive sports marketing agency and has NIL deals with Callaway and New Jersey-based Transcend Capital Advisors. 

Reach sports writer Tyler Palmateer at [email protected] and on the X platform, formerly Twitter, @tpalmateer83.

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