A discount only helps if the simulator fits your room and you won't be sending a large box back in January. Here's what's live and what to check before you check out.
What's confirmed so far
The Indoor Golf Shop
The Indoor Golf Shop (its site is shopindoorgolf.com, so you may see it called Shop Indoor Golf) says its early Black Friday offers began October 26, 2026. They cover launch monitors, packages, impact screens, nets, hitting strips and other items. Mats, simulator flooring and enclosures join on November 9.
The sale page says the Black Friday deals run through November 30. The company's October 26 release describes a broader holiday event running through mid-December, without an exact end date. These may cover different parts of the campaign, so check the deadline on the item you want.
When we checked on November 2, 2026, the sale page advertised 25% off specified foam wall panels and gym floor tiles, and 20% off its listed square golf net. Those were the retailer's figures at the time of writing and may have changed since. Check the current price on the product page.
Launch-monitor and package offers vary by manufacturer and model.
Uneekor
Uneekor's Early Black Friday promotion runs November 2 through December 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and EMEA. Its US homepage advertises savings of up to 50% off, with terms applying. Products and offers vary by market and retailer.
Sale pages without confirmed holiday dates
These retailers have sale pages up, but the pages we checked don't confirm a 2026 holiday campaign or its dates:
- PlayBetter has a Black Friday/Cyber Monday collection that includes simulator packages. Some bundle a launch monitor, enclosure, screen, mats and projector. No start or end date was established.
- Rain or Shine Golf has a page labeled Fall Sale, not a holiday sale. It lists simulator packages, nets, hitting mats, enclosures and other equipment.
- Carl's Place has a deals page covering launch monitors, mats, projectors, software and bundles. It doesn't say these are a holiday event or give dates.
If you're shopping one of these, ask the retailer when the price ends.
1. Measure the room for your exact monitor
Every launch monitor has its own setup requirements, so measure for the one you're buying. For example, Garmin specifies at least 15 ft long × 8 ft wide × 8 ft high for an R10 indoor setup, with the ball at least 8 ft from the screen or net.
Those are device setup minimums. They don't promise that every golfer can swing comfortably in that room. Check your own swing, ceiling and side clearance too.
Useful guides:
- Golf Simulator Room Size: Width, Height and Depth Explained
- Low Ceilings: What to Measure Before You Buy a Golf Simulator
- Garmin R10 Indoor Setup: Space, Net, Mat, and Software Requirements
- Our builder, which checks your room against a launch monitor's published requirements
2. Price the software separately
The hardware discount isn't the whole cost. Software can be a separate, recurring charge.
For example, Foresight publishes annual Silver, Gold and course-pass prices and says ordinary paid memberships renew annually. Check whether a bundle includes a software license, a trial, or an ongoing membership.
For more on simulator software, see Golf Simulator Software: Where It Runs, What You Can Keep, and How to Switch.
3. Read exactly what's in the package
"Complete package" doesn't mean the same thing everywhere. For example, PlayBetter's listed Garmin R50 complete package names the screen, enclosure, mats, projector and other components.
Don't assume a PC or an ongoing software license is included unless the listing says so. Read the contents line by line, and compare them with what you already own so you don't buy anything twice.
4. Check return terms before you buy something big
Returning a simulator package can cost real money. Read the actual seller's policy:
- The Indoor Golf Shop says opened or used new products are subject to a 15% restocking fee and customer-paid return shipping.
- PlayBetter's studio return policy says the customer pays studio return shipping. It contains both an "up to 15%" statement for opened studios and a "minimum 15%" statement for large items. Ask which one applies to your package.
5. Confirm stock and delivery before your holiday deadline
Large items can take a while. The Indoor Golf Shop says lead times are shown on individual package and accessory pages. PlayBetter says some products need extra handling or ship from another warehouse, and carrier delays fall outside its shipping promise.
If your order ships by freight, ask the seller for a delivery estimate for that item and your address.
Before you buy: checklist
- Measure the room against the setup requirements for your exact launch monitor, then check your own swing clearance.
- Find out what software comes with it: a license, a trial, or nothing. Add any yearly plan to your cost.
- Read the package contents line by line. Don't assume a PC or software is included.
- Read the seller's return policy, including restocking fees and who pays return shipping.
- Confirm stock, dispatch date, carrier and estimated arrival for your address.
- Check the end date for the specific item's offer, not just the sale banner.
FAQ
Are Shop Indoor Golf and The Indoor Golf Shop two different sales?
No. The shopindoorgolf.com sale page identifies the retailer as The Indoor Golf Shop. It's one retailer.
Does a simulator package always include a PC?
No, not unless the listing says so. Check the contents item by item. The PlayBetter package we looked at lists a projector and other studio parts but doesn't say a PC is included.
When does Uneekor's sale end?
Uneekor's terms say December 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET, in the US, Canada, the UK and EMEA. Offers vary by market and retailer.
Is a retailer's discount the same as a manufacturer sale?
Not necessarily. A retailer can discount a brand's products without the manufacturer running its own holiday promotion. Check the retailer's terms for that item.