I got a Taylormade cart bag for $12.50 marked down from $99, and a few TM gloves for $7. Also got two Cleveland wedges for $6.50 each, they wouldn't scan so the guy just matched to the price of the closest thing which was the junky Cougar wedge on clearance. That deal I will be hard pressed to ever beat.

Waiting for the better balls, especially the Precept U-tri Tour to come down.

MooresvillePunk said:elwoodxrl said:jswede4722 said:Repost. This is covered in the Target clearance thread.

Sooo???? Not everyone constantly checks the Target clearance thread for updates. Why do people constantly pop a proverbial boner to be the first to post "REPOST"?? Nice find OP and thanks.

Why are you thinking about his boner?

I am not a he and this is said to keep many clearance posts from clogging up the board. Makes for a much easier find.

Why wouldn't you want to take advantage of every clearance opportunity if available and applicable?

Checked another target today and bought some golf shoes at 50% off. Regular 29.98 for 14.98....what was strange is another target by me had them for 20.98 and I passed....

Thanks for putting in separate thread....

rcrooks said:deals2get said:tkaz said:I picked up a nice Top Flite full set of clubs for 75% off the other day...Orig. $199.99, I paid $49.98. A very nice set for the price.

Top Flite HCT golf set
DPCI = 088-04-0340

This is always the best time of year to stock up on some scratch golf balls from Target, once they hit 75% off.

I don't golf now , but thinking of taking a few classes this coming season. Is it worth spending 50 (assuming my local Target have them on clearance) now ? Are they good for a beginner ?

50 is about as cheap as you will ever find golf clubs not labeled "Fischer-Price"

Go ahead and snag a set, beat em up learning the game, and once you get your swing grooved, go get fitted for real clubs.

I second exactly this - esp. once you're into it again, make sure to get fitted for clubs that work for you. Makes a real difference.