Does your dad enjoy spending time outdoors and sipping his favorite beverage while socializing with friends? Then your search for the perfect Father’s Day gift has led you to right place, as a simple yet innovative yard game is currently available at a big discount.
Pick up the PutterBall backyard golf game, complete with a travel bag, turf board, balls and mini putters, for only $159.97 (regularly $229), with no coupon necessary. This Father’s Day deal results in the best pricing you’ll find online. But to guarantee delivery by the holiday, you must place your order by June 5.
Upgrade Dad’s next outdoor gathering
Not much goes better with some cold drinks and a hot grill than some friendly competition, and PutterBall certainly delivers. Dad and his buddies will love this new twist on some classic favorites.
PutterBall brings elements of both short-range golf putting and beer/soda pong, offering an easy and addictive way to add a new level of fun to outdoor gatherings. Suitable for adults and children alike, this package is totally portable, thanks to its foldable board and a bag for organization.
Featured in Golf Digest and Men’s Humor, PutterBall carries an impressive Amazon rating of 4.8 out of 5. A recent review on our store reads, “So much fun! My family loves it! Always a hit at our get-togethers! Easy to set up and easy to put away!”
Save $70 on the complete PutterBall package
Lightweight but durable, PutterBall is built to bring new energy to any party, large or small. It also works well for any tailgate setting, so Dad can get games going outside the stadium.
Rather than settle for a standard, stale present this Father’s Day, think outside the box and bring the PutterBall backyard golf game into Dad’s outdoor setup for only $159.97 (regularly $229).
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