Dick's Sporting Goods has 50% off hundreds of Black Friday deals

Callaway Rogue Driver: was $499.99, now $249.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods
Save $250 (50%) on this Rogue driver. Available in left and right-hand versions and with a choice of flex, the Callaway Rogue driver has a fixed weight in the back of the head to promote a higher launch and increased MOI. We're down for anything that improves our drive.

Prince 6800 Table Tennis Table: was $599.99, now $299.98 at Dick's
Give game night a whole new meaning with this indoor table tennis table. It comes 50% pre-assembled, allowing two people to set up easily in just 90 minutes. The Prince 6800 table features a foldable design, integrated paddle and ball storage and swivel wheels with locking casters.

Sports Power 14-foot Trampoline with Enclosure: was $349.99, now $249.99 at Dick's
Featuring a 14-foot design with a safety enclosure and foam-padded cover, a galvanized steel frame for durability and a W-leg design to keep the trampoline stable, the Sports Power is a lifeline for parents seeking safe and fun backyard bouncing (for their kids – or... themselves).

Weider 300-pound Weight Set: was $399.99, now $349.98 at Dick's
Looking to build full-body lean muscle? This 300-pound cast iron weight set, complete with a durable Hammertone finish, features standard Olympic sizing for any 2-inch diameter barbell, three grab handles for control and a weight plate that easily integrates into strength workouts. Get huge!

Alpine Design Men's Prospect Lake Shirt Jacket: was $90.00, now $67.50 at Dick's
Are you trying to stay warm with high-quality material this winter? The Alpine Design men's shirt jacket is made for adventure and easy layering, but it also keeps you toasty with lightweight wool fabrication – and even fashionable. 

Colosseum NCAA Hoodies: were $39.99, now $21.98 at Dick's
Show your school spirit, as the College Football Playoff rankings heat up and teams strive for bowl game position. With Colosseum's collegiate pullover hoodies, you can stay stylish while displaying your colors on Saturday – or, if your program isn't so great, maybe just wear it to the grocery store midweek instead.