Performance Golf

Performance Golf is one of the fastest-growing direct-to-consumer brands in the golf space, combining training aids, clubs, supplements and digital coaching into a single "game improvement" ecosystem. For affiliates with a golf audience, it stands out for its aggressive commission offers — advertising up to 70% per sale on its ClickBank funnel — and its stable of recognizable Top 100 instructors. This listing covers what the program pays, where to sign up, and the trade-offs to weigh before promoting.

About Performance Golf

Performance Golf markets itself as "the first and only personalized game improvement system," anchored by the PG1 app that gives golfers a step-by-step plan built around an assessment. The brand claims 1M+ subscribers, 800K clubs sold, and a 4.8 average rating. Its product range is broad and spans several price points:

• Clubs: SF2 Driver ($299), RS1 Putter ($399), 357 Super 7-Wood ($249), Thriver ($299), and wedges from $129–$149.
• Training aids: Click Stick, Square Set, DrawForce, Hinge, Launch Deck, Pendulum Swing Trainer and more.
• Digital masterclasses: One-shot Slice Fix, Simple Strike Sequence, Senior Swing Distance and others taught by coaches including Hank Haney, Martin Chuck, Erika Larkin, JT Thomas, Eric Cogorno and Andrew Rice.
• PG1 app and in-person VIP golf schools.

The company is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and heavily uses direct-response marketing — free trials, limited-time discounts and guarantees like a "365-Day Slice-Free Guarantee."

How the Performance Golf affiliate program works

Performance Golf runs its affiliate offers across several platforms, and the terms differ depending on where you join:

• ClickBank: The brand's ClickBank registration page states affiliates can earn up to 70% commission per sale, including high-converting upsells. This is the headline offer and is one-time per sale.
• In-house (Post Affiliate Pro): Third-party directory data lists a CPS (cost-per-sale) program paying up to 30% commission, with a 60-day cookie, monthly payouts, a $100 minimum payout, and payment via bank transfer, PayPal and wire transfer. It is single-tier and open to worldwide traffic.
• Networks: Performance Golf (US) also appears on Awin and FlexOffers, where its positioning is "Play Better Golf… Faster" with training aids, premium clubs and courses.

To join the in-house program, you apply through the Performance Golf affiliates page. The application is reviewed by the affiliate team, who says they respond within 48 hours. Performance Golf explicitly states it is "opening offers to a select group of affiliates" and wants partners whose audiences are golf-focused, mostly male, 45+, and skew toward business owners, B2B and financial demographics.

Who should promote Performance Golf

This program fits creators and publishers with an engaged golf audience — YouTube instruction channels, golf newsletters, review sites, and social accounts reaching amateur golfers who buy equipment and training content. Because the brand runs strong direct-response funnels with upsells, affiliates who can drive volume of clicks (especially via video and email) tend to benefit most, and the ClickBank funnel is designed to maximize order value.

The stated ideal audience is 45+ male golfers, which aligns well with senior-swing and slice-fix products. Publishers in adjacent financial or B2B niches with a golf-loving readership are also called out as a fit. If your traffic is younger, casual, or non-buying, the payout-per-sale model may convert poorly.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Very high advertised commission — up to 70% per sale on ClickBank, well above typical golf-retail rates (which often sit in the 5–10% range).
• Pro: Broad, well-known product catalog with recognizable coaches (Hank Haney, Martin Chuck) that aids trust and conversion.
• Pro: 60-day cookie on the in-house program is generous versus the industry norm of 30 days.
• Pro: Multiple platforms to join (ClickBank, Awin, FlexOffers, in-house) and worldwide acceptance.
• Con: Commission terms vary widely by platform (30% in-house vs. up to 70% on ClickBank) and "up to" figures depend on the specific offer and upsells.
• Con: Commissions are one-time per sale, not recurring, so no ongoing revenue from subscriptions like the PG1 app.
• Con: Selective approval — the in-house program is only "opening to a select group," so smaller creators may be declined.
• Con: $100 minimum payout on the in-house program can slow payouts for low-volume affiliates.
• Con: Heavy direct-response/aggressive marketing style may not suit every publisher's brand.

Overall, Performance Golf is one of the more lucrative programs in the golf niche for affiliates who can send targeted, high-intent traffic. Verify the exact commission rate on the platform you join, since the headline 70% applies to the ClickBank funnel while the in-house directory data shows up to 30%. Apply through the affiliates page and confirm terms with the affiliate team before scaling.