There's certainly no shortage of golf prize draws around at the moment.
Between 8 and 14 October, Golf Draw Radar first recorded 507 competitions across eight UK golf prize-draw operators. From TaylorMade putters and Titleist wedges to golf balls, electric trolleys and mystery prizes, there was plenty of variety.
We also found 327 competitions with advertised entry prices below £1, alongside a handful of £0-priced listings and some rather different ways of winning golf equipment.
Putters, drivers and plenty of TaylorMade
If you're looking for a new putter or driver, you're certainly not short of competitions featuring them.
TaylorMade was particularly prominent, appearing in 133 competition titles. Titleist products, including Vokey wedges and Scotty Cameron putters, also featured regularly, alongside Callaway equipment.
Plenty of entries below £1
One thing that stood out was the range of entry prices. Of the 507 competitions first recorded during the week, 327 had an advertised ticket price below £1. At the other end, 37 were listed at £5 or more per entry.
Of course, ticket price isn't the whole picture. The number of available tickets, the prize itself and any special entry conditions all matter when comparing draws. A 20p entry and a £5 entry can be structured very differently.
£0-priced listings
What about free golf prize draws?
We recorded 15 listings with a £0 advertised ticket price. Thirteen were GolfStar's recurring Free Daily Mulligan or Free Daily Breakfast Ball listings, and one was a Fairway Competitions Titleist Players Terry golf towel listing.
One Caddy Comps record also carried a £0 database price. We do not treat that value alone as proof of a free-entry offer. It's worth checking the operator's terms: a £0 advertised price does not necessarily tell you everything about entry conditions.
Not your usual golf prizes
Mystery golf prizes
Mashed Potato Golf Comps featured mystery golf bags, while GolfStar and Golf Gear Raffles listed mystery-box or mystery-putter competitions. The format is different, so the contents and conditions are particularly important to check.
Tickets into another competition
Caddy Comps advertised draws offering 2,000 tickets into a separate £7,000 golf simulator competition. The immediate prize is tickets into another draw, rather than the simulator itself.
A little further from the fairway
We also spotted Rolex-related ticket promotions from golf-focused operators. They are not traditional golf-equipment prizes, but they show how varied the listings can become.
What we learned this week
Putters and drivers featured heavily, TaylorMade appeared regularly, and lower-priced entries made up a substantial part of the competitions we tracked. But there was also plenty happening beyond the usual golf equipment, from daily promotions to mystery prizes and competitions offering entries into other draws.
Golf Draw Radar tracks competitions across eight UK operators, bringing together advertised prizes, entry prices, closing information and ticket availability where published.
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