Amazon Prime Day Golf Deals 2025 - Amazon's Big Deals Day returns on the 7-8th October this year

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 11% off which represents terrific value for money.

Read our full TaylorMade Qi10 Driver Review.

It's only a modest discount, but I've included the RTX 6 Zipcore wedge from Cleveland because we consider it one of the best golf wedges money can buy. It's an especially forgiving wedges which makes it good for higher handicapper, but more experienced players will love the versatility on offer - especially consistent spin and playmaking abilities in adverse weather. A new low bounce option adds to the full range of lofts and grinds so there should be one for everyone.

Read our full Cleveland RTX 6 Zipcore Wedge Review

This deal is only available in the US and features adidas' comprehensive redesign of its flagship performance golf shoe. The redesign certainly paid dividends in what is, to us, the complete all round spiked golf shoe. There are varying discounts at the moment but you can find select colors and sizes with as much as 45% off currently.

Read our full adidas Tour360 24 Shoe Review

One of the best spikeless shoes on the market, the Codechaos shoes boast a stylish, modern look and combines it with excellent on-course performance. The outsole provided tremendous grip during our testing and they are lightweight and comfortable. The price on offer varies a little depending on what colorway you opt for, but you can get up to 33% off - the lowest price I've seen for this shoe since release.

Read our full adidas Codechaos 25 Golf Shoes Review

Our top spikeless golf shoe currently on the market, you can currently get a pair with as much as 49% off in select sizes and colors at Amazon. This is amazing considering this shoe came out just a few months ago! The new outsole design is the true standout feature and offers what I consider as close to a classic spiked grip as I've tested on a spikeless outsole. The lightweight build reduces leg and foot fatigue, yet the shoe still feels solid and premium all over.

Read our full Adidas Adizero ZG Golf Shoe Review

Incredible comfort, modern, stylish looks and overall quality. This shoe is near faultless, with the overall grip and stability one of the best in the spikeless shoe market. Additionally there are lots of colors to choose from at Amazon and loads of sizes as well, with a variety of discounts available. If you have a bit of a fiddle, you can get as much as 44% off which is an awesome saving.

Read our full Adidas MC80 Spikeless Golf Shoes Review

A modern yet sophisticated cleated shoe that will be comfortable and perform in all weathers. The fit and feel are exceptional, as is the traction on offer, while the BOA options enhance the overall experience for the added investment, which is admittedly towards the very top of the price spectrum. But speaking of which, you can actually get the G5 with as much as 23% off though - in select sizes and colors.

Read our full Ecco Biom G5 Shoe Review

It's easy to let Puma pass you by when you think of the best golf shoe brands, but their latest release in the 'classic' shoe market is one that should not be missed. The Royale is significantly cheaper than most traditional looking shoes out there and you can get a pair well under the $150 mark here. Perfectly blending form and function, the Royale shoes are beautifully designed and back up their looks with superb performance at a price that represents excellent value for money.

Read our full Puma Royale Golf Shoe Review

Dan voted these as his best value pick of 2025 narrowly beating the S2G's above. The reason is they offer excellent performance, slick looks and a price tag that means you won't have to break the bank for a proper pair of golf shoes. Sure, it's not the softest or best-looking shoe on the market, but the right tradeoffs have been made to offer a competitively priced shoe that performs well.

Read our full Under Armour Drive Fade Golf Shoe Review

The look may divide opinion, but we found this to be an excellent all-round golf ball that offers performance close to the Tour-level models. The distance was good, as was the greenside spin and control, whilst those seeking help with alignment could definitely see improvements via the Stripe design.

Read our full TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Golf Ball Review

The Xtreme Tour is a very impressive offering from PXG and a significant upgrade on the previous iteration. Slightly lower spinning than it's sibling the Xtreme Tour X, it is a strong option in windy conditions. The feel is a little firmer than most premium balls on the market, but the ball speed output is excellent.

Read our full PXG Xtreme Tour Golf Ball Review

The Tour X is the spinnier, softer version of the Xtreme Tour and delivers higher launch and flight as a result. It also produced a little more ball speed for us during testing and delivers impressive distance output as a result. It's a firm feeling premium golf ball that may be too firm for some, but improved durability makes it a significant upgrade on previous PXG golf balls.

Read our full PXG Xtreme Tour X Ball Review

Legato is a name you might not be familiar with, but don't let that put you off as the LTX 3085 performs excellently and matches up well against more expensive balls in the same mid-handicap category

Read our full Legato LTX 3085 Golf Ball Review

The TP5 is softer than the TP5x and spins a little more. We found in testing that it gave us a solid combination of distance and spin with a feel that is hard to match. The Stripe version lacks the bright colors of the Tour Response and is a much more business-like black and white as its a premium ball aimed at the serious golfer.

Read our full TaylorMade TP5 Golf Ball Review

With good durability, all-round performance and three color options (Lime, Red & White), Vice Golf Pro balls offer a more than reasonable alternative at a modest price, especially if you buy in bulk – which is always advised as it improves consistency compared to switching models every round.

Read our full Vice Pro Golf Balls Review

If you are looking for something very simple that works well from the off, the Garmin Approach S12 ticks the box. The yardages are accurate and well-displayed albeit on a fairly basic, black and white screen. It comes at the lowest price in the Garmin range and you can get even more value right now with a modest 5% off at the moment too.

Read our full Garmin Approach S12 GPS Watch Review

The Garmin Approach S62 GPS Watch is, undoubtedly, one for the gadget lover who wants the very latest features and the ability to use it both on and off the golf course.

Read our full Garmin Approach S62 GPS Watch Review

This is a product that provides exceptional value for money. The display screen is clear, construction feels robust and it provides all the features of rangefinders two or three times the price.

Read our full GoGoGo Sport VPro GS03 Laser Rangefinder Review

In testing, we felt that the Nikon Coolshot Pro II Stabilized Laser Rangefinder was one of the best rangefinders on the market, with top-quality optics and fast, accurate yardages, making it a great investment at 34% off.

Read our full Nikon Coolshot Pro II Stabilized Laser Rangefinder Review

For those that have read my writing on the site before, you may know I've been caddying at Royal County Down since the age of 12 - this means I've seen a lot of things, particularly rangefinders. It also means I know what makes a good one! I love the performance of Blue Tees' Series 3 Max+ that it's my weapon of choice when I play, both casual rounds with friends and more serious competition rounds. This is thanks to the premium build, excellent accuracy (with the slope feature) and crystal clear display. In my eyes, it's the best value golf rangefinder you can buy.

Read our full Blue Tees Series 3 Max+ Review

If you can commit to the training schedule, there is genuine clubhead speed and distance to be gained here. The neuromuscular training this kit provides means you don't have to bulk up like Bryson DeChambeau if you want to start hitting the ball further.

Read our full SuperSpeed Golf Training Set Review

An impressive all-rounder that is ideal for the mid-handicap golfer, the Wilson Triad delivers good distance in the long game and a great feel on and around the greens, especially with the putter, as well as ample short game control.

Read our full Wilson 2025 Triad Golf Ball review

If you are looking for something very simple that works well from the off, the Garmin Approach S12 ticks the box. The yardages are accurate and well-displayed albeit on a fairly basic, black and white screen.

Read our full Garmin Approach S12 GPS Watch Review

One of the best cheap golf launch monitors on the market is now reduced. In our testing, we gave the PRGR five stars out of five, with accurate and consistent numbers making this a fantastic offering.

Read our full PRGR Portable Launch Monitor Review

The Blast Golf Swing Analyser is a sensor that attaches to the grip of any golf club and gathers data about your swing. Alongside the free app, the swing analyser captures an incredible amount of data to help you get better. At the moment it is 17% off.

A worthy inclusion on our best putting mats guide, the Breaking Balls mat could help you improve your putting by working on putts with break. This mat adds another dimension to your at-home practice experience, especially if you want to hone in on drilling those sliding 6ft putts that can make or break your rounds.

Read our full Breaking Balls Putting Mat review