SkyCaddie resurrects popular ‘Dead or Alive’ £50 Trade-in deal

SkyCaddie’s September 2021 £50 trade-in offer resurrects its popular ‘dead or alive’ invitation to golfers who have old, unwanted GPS or laser rangefinders.

The message to golfers is “clear out your golf bags and garages!” – and in doing so pay less for SkyCaddie’s multiple-award-winning, category-topping 2021 range of GPS devices.

Until 15th September, golfers will receive a £50 discount off new SkyCaddie GPS handhelds and smart watches if they trade in any GPS or laser rangefinder, any brand, in any condition, while making the purchase.

In the promotion, golfers seeking the ultimate in on-course information can choose between the dazzling HD screens of the newly-launched, award-winning, full-size SkyCaddie SX550 (5.5” screen, RRP £379.95) and the more compact award-winning SkyCaddie SX400 (4” screen, RRP £299.95).

For those who prefer to see yardages on their wrist, the choice is between the SkyCaddie LX5 Smart Watch (RRP £299.95) and the SkyCaddie LX5C Ceramic Bezel model (RRP £349.95).

To fulfil the trade-in retailers should discount the SkyCaddie sale by £50 off RRP including VAT at the point of purchase after taking possession of the customer’s old laser or GPS device.

SkyCaddie’s Trade-In Form, which gives advice on how to obtain a credit on your account, should then be completed.

Although consumers have until 15th September to participate in the trade-in, retailers have until Friday 24th September to process the trade-in and receive their credits.

Retailers with questions should email sales@skycaddiegps.co.uk, or call SkyCaddie on 01844 296360.

And remember … dead or alive!

For information about the new SkyCaddies, visit www.skycaddie.co.uk.

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As an avid golfer since the age of eleven Dan lives and breathes all things golf.  With a current handicap of eleven he gets out and plays as often as his work life (and girlfriend) allows. Dan confesses to still being like a kid at Christmas when it comes to seeing the latest golf equipment. Having served as GolfPunk’s Deputy Editor, and resident golf geek for the past 13 years and working for golf's oldest brand, John Letters Dan brings to GOLF RETAILING an excellent understanding of the sector.