Amazon Prime Day begins Tuesday, July 11th, but why wait until then to score awesome deals? Prime Day is basically Christmas in July. Get all of your favorite new toys while it’s still golf season so you don’t have to survive the long wait until spring to hit the course!
With apparel, equipment, tech and even training aids finding a spot on our early deals list, we’ve done all of the heavy lifting for you so you can sit back, relax and shop until you drop.
We’ll have more lists coming Tuesday and Wednesday to help you prepare and capitalize on some of the best golf deals this side of Black Friday.
Callaway 300 Pro Slope
Price: $190 (Down from $299.99)
Why you’ll love it: Looking for a quality rangefinder but not looking to take out a personal loan or remortgage your house? This rangefinder from Callaway offers slope tech and pin locking technology to help you know your exact number.
Golf Hitting Mat Training Aid
Golf Hitting Mat Training Aid (Amazon)
Price: $59.99 (Down from $69.99)
Why you’ll love it: Great for an indoor practice facility or just to have in the backyard, this mat helps you hone your swing path without the need for a ball to give you results.
TaylorMade Distance+ Golf Balls
TaylorMade Distance+ Golf Balls (Amazon)
Price: $17.97 (Down from $19.99 per dozen)
Why you’ll love it: If you’re looking to find a high-performing golf ball without a high-performing price tag, the TaylorMade Distance+ may be the ball for you. If you have a lower swing speed, this may be a great budget ball fit for your game.
Callaway Golf XR Complete Set
Callaway Golf XR Complete Set (Amazon)
Price: $1,402.96 (Down from $1,499)
Why you’ll love it: Want to start playing golf but have no idea where to start when it comes to clubs? Let Callaway take the pressure off with this complete set.
Mens Stretch Braided Web Belt – 2 Pack
Mens Stretch Braided Web Belt – 2 Pack (Amazon)
Price: $22.99 (Down from $38.74)
Why you’ll love it: Having the proper belt can make or break an outfit. And let’s be honest, the belts you currently have are probably well past their expiration date….
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