Stock up on golf balls: 5 Amazon Prime Day deals you can't miss
Amazon’s fall Prime Day sale runs Oct. 6 and 7, and the deals extend to a wide variety of golf gear and equipment, including balls, per golfweek.usatoday.com. The golf season is winding down in many U.S. areas, but it’s not over — and it’s not too early to start planning for next season. Every golfer could always use a good stash of golf balls, and now is the perfect time to stock up.
Five golf ball deals are highlighted for the two-day window: Callaway ERC Soft, Srixon Z-Star, Bridgestone e6, TaylorMade RBZ and Vice Pro Plus, according to golfweek.usatoday.com. Each targets a different type of player, from tour-level performance to budget-friendly staples for the bag.
CALLAWAY AND SRIXON LEAD THE WAY
The Callaway ERC Soft Golf Balls headline the October Prime Day deals at 35 percent off, per golfweek.usatoday.com. Callaway boasts its longest golf ball with a soft feel in the ERC Soft, according to the outlet.
The ERC Soft features a grip urethane coating for increased spin around the greens and a Triple Track alignment system to help sink more putts, per golfweek.usatoday.com. That combination targets golfers who want distance off the tee without sacrificing control on approach shots.
For players shopping at a higher performance tier, a dozen Srixon Z-Star Golf Balls is available for just $40 at Amazon, according to golfweek.usatoday.com. The Z-Star is used by several stars on the PGA Tour, giving it tour-level credibility at a discount price.
Srixon’s new FastLayer DG Core makes for a soft center with firm edges to optimize feel, spin and distance on every shot, per golfweek.usatoday.com. That construction is designed to deliver a balance that suits a wide range of swing speeds.
Both deals target different needs: the ERC Soft leans on alignment and greenside spin, while the Z-Star brings a tour-proven pedigree. The 35 percent markdown on Callaway’s flagship soft ball and the $40 dozen price on Srixon’s premium option make either a strong add to the bag.
BRIDGESTONE, TAYLORMADE AND VICE DEALS
Two dozen Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls are available from Amazon for just $40, according to golfweek.usatoday.com. Made with a softer and larger core, the e6 promises increased compression and longer distance while delivering better spin and feel from its soft seamless cover.
The math is straightforward: that’s $20 per dozen for a ball built to go far and feel good around the greens. For golfers who burn through sleeves quickly, the two-dozen bundle stretches the value further.
TaylorMade’s RBZ Golf Balls have been a staple in the budget golf ball space for years, and a dozen goes for just $15 during Amazon Prime Day, per golfweek.usatoday.com. The price might say bargain bin, but the ball brings Speedmantle technology that increases velocity and spin on every shot.
At $15 a dozen, the RBZ is the cheapest entry point of the five deals in this sale. It’s an easy grab for casual rounds or for keeping a spare box in the trunk.
Vice Pro Plus Golf Balls are on sale for just $28 per dozen at Amazon, according to golfweek.usatoday.com. Designed for golfers with high swing speeds, the Pro Plus uses a four-piece urethane cast construction for maximum control and increased speed on longer drives and closer approaches.
That puts a four-piece urethane tour-style ball at roughly half the price of premium competitors. For good players who don’t want to pay big-brand markup, the Vice option delivers the construction without the sticker shock.
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