Performance Golf

What to know about shopping at Performance Golf

Performance Golf sells game-improvement golf gear direct to players, and the shoppable catalog is physical equipment: putters (the RS1), drivers (the SF2), wedges (the ONE.1) and fairway woods (the 357 Super 7-Wood), alongside a deep bench of training aids — the Click Stick, SPEEDTRAC, Launch Deck, Pendulum Swing Trainer, Square Set, DrawForce and Picture Perfect Chip & Putt. Everything is priced in US dollars and ships within the US, so it suits outdoor players building out a bag or a practice setup.

The brand's angle is fixing common faults — slices, inconsistent contact, lost distance — with gear designed around a specific problem rather than tour aesthetics. The training aids are the entry point most golfers start with: they are lower-cost than a new club and target one part of the swing (tempo, path, strike or short game), which makes them an easy add for range practice.

On value, this is a considered-purchase category, so the savings tend to come through seasonal promotions and bundle offers rather than a standing sitewide code. Clubs like the RS1 putter and SF2 driver sit in the $299–$399 band, while most training aids are far cheaper, so bundling a club with a matching trainer is often where the better per-item value lands. The email list is usually the first place launch pricing and seasonal offers are announced.

Two practical tips at the time of writing: match the training aid to the fault you are actually working on — a tempo trainer and a strike trainer solve different problems; and check the specs (loft, hand, shaft flex) on clubs before ordering, since these are built to improve consistency on the course. Golf gear typically discounts hardest around the holidays and the spring season opener, so time a bigger purchase to those windows.

— MoneySaverCodes Team