Best Black Friday Golf Ball Deals

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By Sam Tremlett

last updated 26 November 2022

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Matt Cradock, Ed Carruthers

A golf ball is one of the most important bits of equipment in golf; we all know this. Brands know this, and they know that different golfers need different levels of performance from their golf ball. As such there are models at every level of the game. The best golf balls (opens in new tab) on the market, the ones used by the Tour professionals, come with the top of the range performance you would expect. A lot of the time they usually come with premium price points but as some of the deals below show, there are discounts to be had.

At the other end of the market, the best value golf balls (opens in new tab) are more about helping beginners and higher handicap players get the most distance as possible. These models usually come with cheap prices and you can also get several dozen in a deal too. Additionally there are models in the middle which seek to deliver in lots of ways.

Now because of how many different brands and models there are on the market, it is a crowded space. This is good for us because there is a lot of choice and there are deals to be had especially at this time of year. As winter gets closer, now is the time to stock up for the year ahead with companies offering some superb deals as Black Friday (opens in new tab) and Christmas rapidly approaches.

Black Friday Golf Ball Deals - Quick Links

In the US:

Amazon: View Amazon's golf sale and limited time deals (opens in new tab)
Golf Galaxy: Save hundreds on golf balls (opens in new tab)
Dick's Sporting Goods: Big price cuts on all kinds of golf balls (opens in new tab)
Walmart: Save on golf balls (opens in new tab)
Rock Bottom Golf: 25% off clearance sale (opens in new tab)
The Golf Warehouse: Black Friday deals on all categories (opens in new tab)
Best Buy: Excellent savings on golf balls (opens in new tab)
eBay: Up to 50% off on Callaway in the Brand Outlet (opens in new tab)

In the UK:

Amazon: View hundreds of items including limited time deals (opens in new tab)
Scottsdale Golf: Loads of deals on some of the best golf balls (opens in new tab)
American Golf: Deals on bags from brands like Callaway to TaylorMade (opens in new tab)
Sports Direct: Up to 70% off apparel, shoes and hardwear (opens in new tab)
Click Golf: Black Friday deals live on over 350 items (opens in new tab)

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Should I buy a new pack of golf balls on Black Friday?

Absolutely! Golf balls are perhaps one of the most expensive pieces of equipment on the market because you can lose them so easily. For that reason, it is best to make up whatever opportunity you can to get a good deal on a pack of golf balls, particularly if you can get a large pack at a great value price. There are plenty of deals to be had on Black Friday with US retailers like Dick's Sporting Goods (opens in new tab), Golf Galaxy (opens in new tab), Rock Bottom Golf (opens in new tab) and Walmart (opens in new tab) all offering excellent value.

In the UK, we recommend looking at American Golf (opens in new tab), Scottsdale Golf (opens in new tab), Sports Direct (opens in new tab), Click Golf (opens in new tab) and of course Amazon (opens in new tab). But to get the best value golf balls for your needs, its always best to purchase a golf ball that is right for your abilities and is durable enough for you!

What to look out for when buying golf balls on Black Friday

We all need more golf balls and if you are on this guide then you do too, but before you go and buy there are a couple of things we think you should be aware of. First, be aware of how many golf balls you get in the deal. Some deals above are on a few dozen balls which will kit you out for the year (hopefully), whereas others are only for a dozen. Therefore have a think about how many you want.

Second, do some research on which balls will suit your game best. Different golf balls do different things. Are you a player who needs help with distance (opens in new tab)? Or you want more of a softer-feeling golf ball (opens in new tab)? Be aware of this and make your purchase accordingly. Next be aware of deals that seem too good to be true. We have found that they usually are because the ball has actually been repurposed or refurbished which explains the cheaper price. With this point, just be vigilant and read the products properly.

Finally, given how many really good balls go on offer during Black Friday, it makes sense to try and get more for your money right? Therefore if you see a good deal on some Pro V1's (opens in new tab), or TP5's (opens in new tab), go for it. At no other time of year can you get a dozen for such a cheap price so why not use an aspirational golf ball?

A golfer for most of his life, Sam is a Senior Staff Writer for Golf Monthly.

Working with golf gear and equipment over the last five years, Sam has quickly built outstanding knowledge and expertise on golf products ranging from drivers, to balls, to shoes.

He also loves to test golf apparel especially if it a piece that can be used just about anywhere!

As a result he has always been the one family and friends come to for buying advice and tips.

He is a graduate of Swansea University where he studied History and American Studies, and he has been a part of the Golf Monthly team since December 2017. He also previously worked for World Soccer and Rugby World magazines.

Sam now spends most of his time testing and looking after golf gear content for the website. He also oversees all Tour player content as well.

Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a handicap of five.

With contributions from

Matt CradockStaff Writer
Ed CarruthersWriter