PGA/LPGA Discount for Flightscope and Trackman

[smrtchar]

I have a group of weekly range warriors and we're interested in pooling our money together to get a X3 or Trackman 4 as we're getting into not only improving our game but next level tinkering with our clubs as well. 

 

We spoke to sales rep for both Flighscope and Trackman and were told they offer discount to PGA/LPGA/Korn Ferry Tour Players. We have in our network a few LPGA and Korn Ferry players but didn't want to bother them if it's not too much of a discount. 

 

Does anyone know how much Flightscope and Trackman offer as a discount to tour players?

[Daniel Eason]

This seems a bit harsh, shouldn't they be offering better discounts to the likes of you and me?

[smrtchar]

LOL ... how dare they not see the value in the marketing they will get by average Joes using their products on the range. 

 

If anyone is wondering, I ended up asking my buddy on the Korn Ferry Tour and both companies offer a 1/3 discount on their retail price to tour players. They also add in their training and support packages for free for 2 years which normally is ~$1k a year. 

 

Both companies also give additional incentive based on how they finish so you'd end up paying 1/3 the retail price if you perform well with top 10 finishes.

 

They make it very difficult for tour players to get discounts for friends/family because it's stipulated in their agreement that they have to take the device to every tournament and post on their social media page.

 

Not worth the hassle in my opinion.

[johny719]

Thanks for the info that was helpful

On 10/21/2020 at 9:33 AM, smrtchar said:

LOL ... how dare they not see the value in the marketing they will get by average Joes using their products on the range. 

 

If anyone is wondering, I ended up asking my buddy on the Korn Ferry Tour and both companies offer a 1/3 discount on their retail price to tour players. They also add in their training and support packages for free for 2 years which normally is ~$1k a year. 

 

Both companies also give additional incentive based on how they finish so you'd end up paying 1/3 the retail price if you perform well with top 10 finishes.

 

They make it very difficult for tour players to get discounts for friends/family because it's stipulated in their agreement that they have to take the device to every tournament and post on their social media page.

 

Not worth the hassle in my opinion.