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Best Golf Ball Deals | Golf Monthly

Best Golf Ball Deals | Golf Monthly


Best Golf Ball Deals

We all know how important the golf ball is to us and because we all play the game differently, with varying swing speeds and skill sets, a golf ball can be a very personal part of the equipment setup. Brands know this and therefore manufacture models that cover different aspects of the game to suit your style of play. 

Whether you are seeking more distance or perhaps you want more control around the greens, there is a golf ball designed for your game. Golf balls can be expensive, with a dozen of the best golf balls sometimes coming in at $45, however there are better deals available on the top models like the Titleist Pro V1, TaylorMade TP5, Callaway Chrome Soft and Srixon Z-Star XV, all of which are models used by some of the best players in the world.

These are the creme de la creme in the golf ball world, offering top of the range performance, however we have also added in some deals below on some of the most popular golf balls on the market as well. If you want a softer-feeling golf ball (check out our guide on the best soft feel golf balls (opens in new tab) obviously), then the Callaway Supersoft, Srixon Soft Feel and Titleist Tour Soft balls are three we recommend if you like a soft feel on chips and putts, or could do with a few extra yards courtesy of a low-compression core.

There are also deals on models from Mizuno and Bridgestone as well, both of which recently made our best premium golf balls (opens in new tab) guide. So if you need to stock up on golf balls at the start of 2022, then check out some of the deals below… 

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How to choose the right golf ball

We may have collated some of the best golf ball deals above but when it comes to buying golf balls there are several factors to consider first. 

Soft or firm? – The best premium golf balls come in alternative versions that spin slightly less for players who prefer a firmer feel or more control off the tee. Try both from various distances to find your preference.

Cover material – Urethane-covered balls…

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