Best Black Friday Golf Club Deals 2025 - I've picked out my top 47 golf club deals right now
In this Black Friday hub I have scoured the internet and picked out my top golf club deals currently on the market.
 
 
Matt Cradock
Best Black Friday Golf Club Deals: Quick Menu
Whilst Black Friday officially gets underway on the 28th November, there are actually hundreds of deals already live, especially on golf clubs. From drivers to putters, package sets to wedges, there are big discounts to be had on some of the most well-known, and reputable brands in the game - such as Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, Srixon, Mizuno and more.
Just some of the ones I immediately noticed were on new clubs like the TaylorMade Qi10, Callaway Ai Smoke, Titleist TSR and Cobra Darkspeed ranges as those clubs were all released in 2024 and are already reduced. The Strata sets are heavily reduced and are ideal sets for beginners, whilst it is great to see discounts on premium items as well.
Below, I have take a look at some of the best deals on clubs and it is worth me saying that at Golf Monthly we only write about clubs we have actually tested ourselves. We do this because we only want to write about clubs we know to be good, and when the discount is a big one we want to make it clear WHY the deal is so good. It is only by thoroughly testing the clubs that we can do this. If you want to read the in-depth reviews of the clubs we mention below, watch out for the 'read our full review' links. Additionally for more advice on how to choose golf clubs, or where to find the best deals, I have included sections at the bottom of this page to help you out.
I should also say I personally have also covered shopping events for many years, and have played golf my entire life so I know a good deal when I see it, and I know what good club performance is. Finally why not also check out my best Black Friday golf deals hub for some massive savings on clubs, technology and shoes.
Best Black Friday Golf Club Deals 2025
Quick Links
- Amazon: Big savings on wide range of golf equipment
- Amazon clubs: Entire section with loads of deals right now
- PGA TOUR Superstore: As much as 50% off on golf equipment
- Scottsdale Golf: Over 700 products with big savings
- Callaway: Spend $150 for free shipping
- TaylorMade: Shop unique collections here
- PXG: $100 off Black Ops Drivers
- Carl's Golfland: Huge flash clearance sale
- Clubhouse Golf: Discounts on every category
▼ US top deals
The TaylorMade Qi10 fairway is the perfect all-rounder, combining forgiveness and power to create a multi-use fairway wood that performs well from the tee and the fairway. One for golfers of all skill levels. There are several models on offer at the moment as well, with as much as 17% off.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Fairway Wood Review
An excellent all-round distance iron. The Darkspeed is a high-performing club that is packed with distance, good feel and an eye-catching dark finish.
Read our full Cobra Darkspeed Iron Review
The looks of the Callaway Opus were second to none. The traditional players looking wedge combined with strong performance from a variety of lies will see these wedges become extremely popular with low handicapped golfers. Right now it is 17% off.
Read our full Callaway Opus Wedge Review
Package set deals
Put simply, this package set received five stars out of five in our review. Why? Well it is an outstanding set that offers high levels of performance from driver to putter. In particular, we loved how easy to hit the irons and woods were.
Read our full Callaway XR Package Set Review
Driver deals
The TaylorMade Qi35 was rated extremely highly by Golf Monthly driver tester Joe Ferguson, who was a huge fan of the sleek aesthetic of this driver. Furthermore, the healthy, rounded footprint of the clubhead provides serious confidence at address, and the ball speed was simply exceptional during testing.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi35 Driver Review
The TaylorMade Qi10 Driver received top marks from Golf Monthly expert, Joe Ferguson who said, "With the Qi10 Driver TaylorMade has taken an already very successful product and fine-tuned a couple of areas that have genuinely yielded more impressive results." Joe added, "The Qi10 might be my favorite driver out of the entire Qi10 range of golf drivers." Right now it has 13% off which represents terrific value for money.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Review.
The Ping G430 Max 10K is the straightest and highest MOI (moment of inertia) driver it has made to-date, making it the most forgiving and stable club in its range. Combining low spin, high ball speeds and tight dispersion, the overall package will suit a large number of players. Available with 25% off at PGA TOUR Superstore, it's rare to see Ping clubs with such a large discount, let alone one of its best performers.
Read our full Ping G430 Max 10K Driver Review
Receiving five stars out five in our review, the G430 LST is a hugely impressive driver that does a great job of balancing distance with consistency. It is a low spin model with a truly broad appeal.
Read our full Ping G430 LST Driver Review
An excellent all-round performer in the premium driver category, the Paradym Ai Smoke Max provided low spin numbers, as well as a superbly designed clubhead.
Read our full Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Max Driver Review
The Rogue ST Max was a worthy follow up to the impressive original Rogue and Mavrik ranges, seemingly delivering high levels of stability and consistency while maintaining competitive distance. The overall look is more premium while the performance will appeal to a range of player types.
Read our full Callaway Rogue ST Max Driver Review
An extremely low spinning driver, the LS version of the Qi10 produced consistently high ball speeds and clean aesthetics. Like the standard and Max versions, it's also $180 off on the TaylorMade site.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 LS Driver Review
Save a whopping $150 on this TSR2 Driver which, at under $450, is at one of the cheapest prices we have ever seen! An exceptional all-rounder, we were particularly impressed with the consistency of flight and distance and, given this driver is not that old, the discount is one not to ignore.
Read our full Titleist TSR2 Driver Review
You can also get the TSR3 driver with a 33% discount as well, depending on the build you put together at PGA TOUR Superstore. Overall, it is a premium looking and performing driver that provides a powerful feel, as well as striking the ideal balance of control.
Read our full Titleist TSR3 Driver Review
One of the best drivers for slow swing speeds, the TSR1 features a lightweight construction and was effortless to launch in testing! It's visually appealing, super lightweight making it effortless to swing, and definitely helps players with a moderate swing speed to generate power for high-launching drives for noticeable distance gains.
Read our full Titleist TSR1 Driver Review
The TSR4 is the more compact head shape in the TSR family and is aimed at confident ball-strikers with higher spin rates. For a model that looks so compact, there is enough forgiveness built in to attract more than just the most confident ball strikers. If you like shaping your tee shots and want a traditional look down behind the ball, this, without question, is one to consider. Like the other models listed, it comes with a 33% discount!
Read our full Titleist TSR4 Driver Review
The classy looks of the ST-Max 230 will appeal to many and the sophisticated impact feel will please the purists. It's worth noting that the spin was a little higher than other drivers.
Read our full Mizuno ST-Max 230 Driver Review
Fairway wood/hybrid deals
The Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Max offers high levels of forgiveness while producing a high, powerful ball flight that will please any golfer. The striking aesthetics provide strong shelf-appeal, mostly down to the crushed carbon sole.
Read our full Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Max Fairway Wood Review
One of the most forgiving fairway woods money can buy, the Max was our favorite fairway wood in the Qi10 range, with its confidence inspiring head shape and overall performance suiting the wider range of player.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Max Fairway Wood Review
A sleek, traditional looking fairway wood aimed at golfers in search of a combination of distance and consistency. That this is so easy to launch, provides confidence that you don’t need to swing too hard to get the ball up and away.
Read our full Titleist TSR2 Fairway Wood Review
The TaylorMade Qi10 Tour hybrid is the ideal long iron replacement for those seeking a lower launch and spin with a hint of forgiveness.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Tour Hybrid Review
Along with the standard Qi10 Hybrid, both the Max and Tour are reduced by $60. Suited to golfers of all abilities, we found the hybrid had strong, all-round performance, as well as a midsize footprint.
Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Hybrid Review
Iron deals
The T300 makes approach shots easier both through extra distance but also added control of direction. The strong flight cuts through the wind with ease and we loved the explosive feel off the face and thought it was an ideal option for the mid-to-high handicapper.
Read our full Titleist T300 Iron Review
There is now $200 dollars knocked off the price of Callaway's Paradym Ai irons, a set that offers great levels of both distance and forgiveness in comparison to competitors on the market.
Read our full Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Iron Review
Callaway produce some of the best golf irons on the market and, currently, you can grab the Rogue ST Max iron and hybrid combo set with 31% off. Long, forgiving and highly playable, we gave these clubs four stars out of five in our review.
Read our full Callaway Rogue ST Max Iron Review
Ideal for the competent player that wants to rekindle the speed of yesteryear, or any mid-handicapper that likes a compact, players look at address with long and consistent carry distances.
Read our full Ping i525 Irons Review
Wedge deals
The Jaws wedges are some of our favorite on the market, specializing in spin control and workability all the way from chip shots to full shots. Versatility is guaranteed, allowing user to be creative with their short game.
Read our full Callaway Jaws Full Toe Wedge Review
The Callaway CB wedge is extremely forgiving, constructed for ease of use and provided clean turf interaction from various lies. Available in multiple lofts with the option of full face grooves on the higher lofted wedges, the CB wedge provides plenty of spin and feel, all in a cavity back head.
Read our full Callaway CB Wedge Review
A brilliantly balanced wedge that has a high centre of gravity for easy trajectory and distance control. Providing high levels of spin control, it's an extremely versatile club.
Read our full TaylorMade Hi-Toe 3 Wedge Review
This features high on our list of the best wedges and is a great choice for anybody looking to upgrade their wedge game this winter.
Read our full Ping Glide 4.0 Wedge Review
It may have been replaced by the sublime SM10, but the SM9 Vokey wedge remains a top-quality option, especially as you can get one for a discount right now. When we reviewed this model it got five stars in testing because of the outstanding levels of spin and control, as well as loads of bounce and grind options.
Read our full Titleist Vokey SM9 Wedge review
Not only is the Chrome option of the Milled Grind 3 now 44% off, but the black finish is to! In our testing, we found this model to be an extremely high-spinning wedge that delivered a consistent mid-flight through the loft range.
Read our full TaylorMade Milled Grind 3 Wedge Review
A classic looking wedge that is designed to be extremely versatile and please golfers of all abilities. It has a compact head, but several high bounce options and a high-spin face mean every golfer is catered for.
Read our full Mizuno T24 Wedge Review
Putter deals
If you’re an inconsistent putter that usually employs a face-balanced design, we’d urge you to give this a go! In testing, we found it to be incredibly forgiving on both short and long putts.
▼ UK top deals
Striking the balance between being aspirational and user friendly, the Aerojet Max is one of the best drivers for slicers on the market. It's now also a massive 47% off!
Read our full Cobra Aerojet Max Driver Review
Not only is the TSR3 on offer in the US but also in the UK as well at Scottsdale Golf. In testing it looked great and the performance matched the aesthetic as well.
Read our full Titleist TSR3 Driver Review
Both the TSR2 and TSR3 rank as some of the best Titleist drivers on the market, with the TSR2 providing the classic looks and impressively fast ball speeds.
Read our full Titleist TSR2 Driver Review
Not only is the Aerojet driver reduced above but the fairway wood is as well, with £100 off. In our testing the Aerojet was a powerful fairway wood with an excellent feel off the face. Toe and heel strikes perform much better thanks to the updated H.O.T face and the comprehensive MyFly hosel will allow players to dial this club to their exact specifications.
Read our full Cobra Aerojet Fairway Wood Review
The Cobra LTDx Max is a fairway wood packed with forgiveness and playability. Our testing showed control, accuracy and good distance, which will appeal to a wide range of golfers that find fairway woods hard to hit.
Read our full Cobra King LTDx Max Fairway Wood Review
Featuring in an array of options, we found that the SIM2 Max irons had a generous sole width, plenty of offset and a thick topline that ensured maximum confidence when down at address.
Read our full TaylorMade SIM2 Iron Review
The P7MC irons are a great blend of the high performance of bladed irons with a bit more forgiveness - perfect for the more advanced single-handicap golfer who strikes it well enough for premium irons but wants a bit more leeway on mishits than would be provided with blades.
We gave the TaylorMade Stealth Irons five stars out of five in our review, with accuracy and great looks complimenting a very forgiving iron. These are a great option for golfers of all abilities and are now available at a ridiculously good price.
Read our full TaylorMade Stealth Iron Review
The SIM2 Max irons have plenty of sole width, offset and a thicker topline which allows for more forgiveness on mishits and confidence over the ball for the higher handicap golfer.
Read our full TaylorMade SIM2 Iron Review
It's rare that you'll see deals on Titleist golf irons but, at Clubhouse Golf, we have spotted this excellent deal. Set as a players’ distance iron, it will suit a range of playing abilities.
Read our full Titleist T200 Iron Review
The T150 iron better bridges the gap between the players T100 and the explosive T200 irons. For good players that want more help on approach shots without sacrificing feel or consistency, it’s a compelling option. It is worth noting this deal is on the previous generation but it remains an excellent iron.
Read our full Titleist T150 Iron review
Like the Vokey SM9 below, the Milled Grind 3 Wedge is available in a Black Satin finish. This wedge is suited for those with low spin numbers but, if you are looking for more forgiveness, then the Milled Grind Hi-Toe 3 Wedge is also reduced.
Read our full TaylorMade Milled Grind 3 Wedge Review
We gave the S23 wedge a full five star rating during our review and now it's almost half price at Clubhouse Golf! The bronze finish gives an extra layer of class to this versatile wedge.
Read our full Mizuno S23 Wedge Review
There are various Odyssey putters available at Clubhouse Golf but, the model we have chosen, is the Tri-Hot 5K One, which is a heel-toe weighted blade putter that looks incredible at address.
When is Black Friday?
Black Friday gets, officially underway on Friday 28th November. However, companies often introduce offers to the market early, with lots of golf gear available at reduced rates in the lead up to Black Friday. Cyber Monday also takes place on the 1st December.
How to choose new golf clubs
Price
Black Friday presents a unique opportunity to take advantage of some huge discounts on top of the range golf equipment. Depending on what kind of kit you're buying, the quality of the equipment and how long ago the product was released, its best to be savvy and use the Black Friday sales to your advantage, so that you're not paying full RRP for a set of golf clubs, which can be a costly outlay.
Size and shaft flex
It's good to test out a similar set of clubs before you purchase a set of clubs in the Black Friday sales. That way you can ensure you're getting the right club for your height, swing speed and strength, which are all important considerations to make when trying to find the right club for you. Particularly when buying a driver, it's good to pay close attention to the type of shaft flex you're buying. More flexible shafts are better for players with slower swing speeds, while firmer shafts are more suitable for golfers with fast swing speeds.
Gapping
Particularly when thinking about buying a new set of wedges or fairway woods, its important to not double up on the loft of club you're buying. For example, you may not need to buy a hybrid if you're thinking about buying a utility iron. Similarly, you may only want to carry a lob wedge in your bag instead of a sand wedge. Think about the different clubs you're buying and the distances each will cover in your bag.
Forgiveness
Depending on your experience as a golfer, it is important to buy a set of clubs that you can use. If you're a lower handicap player, it is perhaps not wise to buy a set of the best blade irons that will not offer as much forgiveness as some of the best irons for high-handicappers. For that reason, think about your abilities as a golfer and try to purchase the right club for you.
Why should I buy new golf clubs on Black Friday?
Buying any kind of golf club can be an expensive outlay. At full RRP, a set of golf irons, or a premium driver, can set you back anywhere between $200 to $2000 and, unless you fancy your chances as a competitive or professional golfer, that is a big outlay for a set of golf clubs.
As many are feeling the pinch from the cost of living crisis and inflation, spending big on golf equipment is not an absolute must, especially now that you can pick up cheap golf clubs from sales events like Black Friday.
For that reason, if you're after a new driver, wedge or putter, it's best to hold out until the Black Friday sales because, as you can see above with some of the early deals before the day itself, there are some great discounts to be found.
Where to find the best deals
In the US, some of the best golf retailers include PGA Tour Superstore, Rock Bottom Golf, Walmart and, of course, Amazon. In the UK, the best golf retailers include Scottsdale Golf, American Golf, Sports Direct and Amazon. Amazon can be tricky to navigate (check out our best Amazon Black Friday golf deals) but they're a fantastic retailer for golf watches, lasers, and balls in particular. Other retailers to keep an eye on are the brands themselves so Nike, adidas, Puma, and Under Armour.
Additionally if you want more specific advice from Golf Monthly, then take a look at our hubs on the best Black Friday golf ball deals, or best Black Friday golf bag deals.
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Sam is Golf Monthly's Senior E-commerce Editor which mean's he oversees everything E-com related on the site.
This takes the form of creating and updating Buying Guides, reviews, and finding bargain prices for deals content.
Working with golf gear and equipment over the last seven years, Sam has quickly built outstanding knowledge and expertise on golf products ranging from drivers, to balls, to shoes.
He combines this knowledge with a passion for helping golfers get the best gear for them, and as such Sam manages a team of writers that look to deliver the most accurate, insightful, and informative reviews and buying advice. This is so the reader can find exactly what they are looking for, at a good price.
Additionally Sam oversees Golf Monthly voucher/coupon content which seeks to find you the best offers and promotions from well-known brands like Callaway, TaylorMade and many more.
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 single-figure handicap.
- Matt CradockStaff Writer
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