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TL;DR: As of April 11, the TruGolf Mini Golf Simulator is on sale for 25% off, so you can get it for $299 instead of its usual $399.
Green fees can definitely add up quickly. So, without pockets full of flowing cash, golf newbies might have a tough time learning the game. But we’re going to let you in on a little secret: golf simulators.
Ok, so golf simulators aren’t actually that big of a secret. They’ve been around for years, with the technology getting better by the minute. But it’s not every day you can take $100 off one of the leading simulators on the market. For a limited time, you can get the TruGolf Mini on sale for just $299. That’s not quite as low as its last Cyber Monday price, but at $100 off, it’s still a stellar discount. Better yet, it’s a one-time fee that gives you unlimited access to 97 3D-rendered versions of famous golf courses.
Whether you’re a newbie to the game or you have a kid or spouse who wants to learn, the TruGolf Mini makes it easy for the whole family to get some training, right from the living room (or basement, office, etc.). It pairs with the E6 Connect software and gives you access to an interactive swing studio that provides full course play, practice ranges, games, analytics, and beyond.
The swing trainer’s built-in sensor gathers meaningful data in real time every time you swing. Plus, it makes a clicking sound to recreate the authentic impact sensation of hitting the ball, which is pretty neat. Every time you take a shot, you’ll get to analyze your swing characteristics, including clubface angle, angle of attack, swing tempo, and club path. This is all eye-opening information whether you’re new to the game or a seasoned pro. You can fine-tune your stroke or even use it as a substitute for the real thing when the weather’s uncooperative. You’ll be surprised how much use you the whole family can get out of it.
Slash 25% off for a limited time and get into golf right from home.
Prices subject to change.
