The Deal

• Admission packages to the Minnesota Golf Show
• When: Friday, February 14–Sunday, February 16
• Where: Minneapolis Convention Center, exhibit hall C
• Door time: 10 a.m. on Friday and Sunday; 9 a.m. on Saturday
• Children aged 17 and under receive free admission.
• Click here for show information<p>

Package Options

• $14 for admission for one day, plus an edition of Golf Minnesota magazine (an $8.95 value for the magazine, a $20.95 total value)

This issue includes more than 50 discount coupons valued at more than $1,000 to use at top courses including Edinburgh USA, Links at Northfork, Troy Burne, Prestwick, River Oaks, Emerald Greens, The Pines and Preserve, Madden’s, and Cragun’s. This edition also has a complete directory of public golf courses across Minnesota, interesting and informative features on travel, course improvements, and equipment. Redeem this offer at the ticket booth window, near the entrance to the Minnesota Golf Show.<p>

• $28 for admission for one day for two people, plus a women’s golf jacket (a $32 value for the jacket; a $56 total value)

Available in black, navy, or stone, this soft microfiber shell is both wind and water resistant. The sleek, simple design features an open hem and elastic cuffs, as well as an inside chest pocket and two side-seam pockets. Redeem this offer at the Martin Wholesale booth at the Minnesota Golf Show.<p>

• $42 for admission for one day plus club re-grip for 8 clubs (a $72 value for the re-grip; an $84 total value)<p>

The deal includes eight Pure Grips, which apply modern technology to optimize feel, comfort, and durability in all weather conditions. Redeem this offer at the 2nd Swing booth at the Minnesota Golf Show. If assistance is needed with installation, stop by one of the two Minneapolis locations for 2nd Swing Golf.<p>

2014 Minnesota Golf Show

Every year, some 11,000 golf enthusiasts descend upon the Minnesota Golf Show to celebrate the game and stock up on gear, gather tips from the pros, and test the latest equipment. Broadcast live over ESPN Radio, this year’s installment features a fresh roster of attractions, including free lessons and an indoor driving range for trying out the industry’s newest technologies. Instead of valeting golf carts outside, youngsters are even invited to join the action with junior clinics for kids ages 7 to 17. <p>

Adults, meanwhile, can sip on Grey Goose beverages in the 19th Hole area, or put their putting skills on trial during a long-putt challenge with a hefty $100,000 prize. In between activities, seminars and demonstrations unpack plenty of useful pointers for short games, long games, and getting the most out of off-the-course workouts. The schedules on Saturday and Sunday also feature fashion shows, where attendees can check out trendy styles. <p>