Click Golf Launches Black Friday 2026 Early Access Sign-Ups With Chance to Win £100
Oct 14, 2026
Click Golf is opening early sign-ups for its Black Friday 2026 offer, with registered customers being entered into a £100 voucher draw.
United Kingdom, October 14, 2026 -- Click Golf, an online golf retailer based in Headcorn, Kent, is pleased to announce that it will be offering registered customers the opportunity to be entered into a £100 voucher draw for this year's Black Friday event.
The draw will take place on 18 November 2026, in advance of the Black Friday sale scheduled for Friday, 27 November 2026. Those who enter will also get early access to promotions running from 19 to 26 November, so they are ready to purchase gear when Black Friday arrives.
2026's Black Friday golf sale at Click Golf will cover golf clubs, footwear, bags, and accessories from many of the brands that Click Golf stocks. The retailer is home to more than 80 names, including Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, Ping, Srixon, Mizuno, FootJoy and Garmin. The company's pages already have sections for clubs, clothing, devices, bags, and balls. Keen shoppers can explore these at their leisure once registered in the run-up to Black Friday to find the best deals so that they're ready to purchase on the day.
A spokesperson from Click Golf said the following:
“This Black Friday event isn't just for experienced golfers, but also for beginners and people exploring the sport for the first time. We offer a range of clubs and other options, including footwear and winter essentials for the cooler months from December to March. We also have a selection of Christmas gift options for anybody looking to buy for the keen golfer in the family.”
Click Golf says it will confirm specific discounts on participating brands and featured products closer to the Black Friday event. Customers and shoppers wanting to take part in the £100 prize draw should read Click Golf's competition terms and conditions, which set out eligibility requirements and the closing date. Players and shoppers can also learn how the winner is chosen.
Click Golf is a premium service retailer offering next-working-day delivery on orders placed by 3:30 pm and the ability to pay with Klarna.
For more information about Click Golf use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Paul
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Organization: Click Golf
Address: Unit 11 Headcorn Business Park Maidstone Road Headcorn TN27 9PJ UK
Phone: 01622 891 693
Website: https://www.clickgolf.co.uk
Release ID: 89206161
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