These are the 15 Prime Day golf deals I'd buy now — from a true golf addict

A collection of golf items on sale for Prime Day
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Amazon Prime Day is the perfect time of year to get the golf stuff you need. No matter what kind of golf gadget you're in the market for, you can probably find it discounted as part of Amazon's big two-day shopping event, with sales still going strong late the last time we checked prices. 

If you're looking for some of the best golf gloves or best golf bags, you can find them at a good discount during Prime Day golf sales. And now that the event is on its second day, even more golf goodies have seen discounts.

Even products with no link to golf can be purchased for lower prices. The Apple Watch has the best apps available to enhance your golf game, in my opinion, so you may want to check out the best Apple deals to see if Apple's smartwatch can be bought at a discount.

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Best Prime Day golf deals

Wilson Staff Zip Golf Balls (Two Dozen): was $34 now $23 @ Amazon

Wilson Staff Zip Golf Balls (Two Dozen): was $34 now $23 @ Amazon
It's not every day you get a chance to get golf balls for around $1 per ball without going with used or refurbished balls. However, Amazon has two dozen Wilson Staff Zip Golf Balls for as part of its Prime Day golf deals for $23, which will run you right around that price. They're solid balls, too, with positive ratings from more than 2,000 reviewers.

Titleist TruFeel Golf Balls: was $24 now $19 @ Amazon

Titleist TruFeel Golf Balls: was $24 now $19 @ Amazon
In the golf ball world, no brand is more beloved than Titleist. The Pro V1 and Pro V1 X are generally regarded as the best ball you can hit. And while the TruFeel doesn't offer the same feel and distance, a dozen matte red balls for $19 is great if you like a ball with plenty of spin and don't want to spend a lot. 

Vice Tour Golf Balls (Dozen): was $27 now $19 @ Amazon

Vice Tour Golf Balls (Dozen): was $27 now $19 @ Amazon
Vice balls are some of the best-kept secrets in golf. They're made with similar quality to balls from Titleist, TaylorMade and Callaway, but they cost a lot less. The Tour are the company's middle-tier balls, and they're discounted by $8 per dozen right now for Prime Day.

TaylorMade TP5 & TP5x Golf Balls (Dozen): was $44 now $39 @ Amazon

TaylorMade TP5 & TP5x Golf Balls (Dozen): was $44 now $39 @ Amazon
TaylorMade TP5 golf balls are some of the best and most popular with professional players. They're typically prohibitively expensive for the average golfer, but with this Prime Day deal, you can get a dozen for $39, still a solid price though not the lowest price we've seen during Prime Day. That said, if you've been using cheaper balls and are ready to try something higher-end, grab a dozen TP5 or TP5x and see what you think.

Bridgestone Golf 2023 e9 (Two Dozen): was $50 now $41 @ Amazon

Bridgestone Golf 2023 e9 (Two Dozen): was $50 now $41 @ Amazon
Bridgestone is another company that makes excellent golf balls that won't break the bank too badly. Right now, the e9 balls are $41 for two dozen, a little less than $2 per ball. You'll have difficulty finding a ball of this quality for this cheap. 

SuperStroke Zenergy Flatso: was $39 now $29 @ Amazon

SuperStroke Zenergy Flatso: was $39 now $29 @ Amazon
A new putter grip can change the way you perform on the greens. If you want an excellent thick grip with a flat front to change things up, this $10 discount on a SuperStroke Zenergy Flatso is an excellent option. SuperStroke is known for making some of the best putter grips; you don't see them discounted too often, so don't sleep on this deal.

Cobra Golf 3D Printed GRANDSPORT Putter: was $349 now $231 (right-handed) @ Amazon

Cobra Golf 3D Printed GRANDSPORT Putter: was $349 now $231 (right-handed) @ Amazon
Cobra 3D prints putters, which is crazy to think about. This blade putter has been well-received by golf players, and it's pretty affordable with this early Prime Day deal. Left-handed golfers get a much better deal, but righties can save more than $100 off the regular price. If you're looking to clean up your putting game and aren't ready to spend $400+ on a Scorry Cameron putter, this a good alternative.

Strata Men’s Complete Golf Set: was $399 now $319 @ Amazon

Strata Men’s Complete Golf Set: was $399 now $319 @ Amazon
This golf club set is from Callaway's entry-level brand, so you know it's a solid set of clubs. For the beginner golfer, these will get them started before they get fitted for a set. It's a 12-piece set that includes the driver, 3 wood, 5 hybrid, 6 through 9 iron, pitching wedge, putter, a stand bag and two head covers (for the driver and wood). It's also available in left-handed.

Strata Women’s Complete Golf Set: was $399 now $319 @ Amazon

Strata Women’s Complete Golf Set: was $399 now $319 @ Amazon
This set is almost the same as the men's above, but it comes with women's clubs, which are slightly shorter and more flexible. It comes with one less club and a couple of different lofted clubs. It has a driver, 5 wood, 5 hybrid, 7 and 9 irons, sand wedge, putter, stand bag and three head covers. It should be everything an aspiring golfer needs to hit the course at a great price. Like the men's set, you can also grab this in lefty for the same price.

Callaway Golf 300 Pro Laser Rangefinder: was $299 now $169 @ Amazon

Callaway Golf 300 Pro Laser Rangefinder: was $299 now $169 @ Amazon
If you're in the market for a rangefinder, you can't go wrong with this Callaway Golf 300 model for $169. It usually sells for $300, so this price is quite a steal. With slope support, you can see elevation changes and determine the angle of incline/decline to know precisely how far the pin is. It even makes it easy to lock onto the pin, so you can still get an accurate reading if you don't have steady hands.

TaylorMade Golf 2023 Classic Stand Golf Bag: was $179 now $152 @Amazon

TaylorMade Golf 2023 Classic Stand Golf Bag: was $179 now $152 @Amazon
TaylorMade is one of the most respected names in the golf world. Between its stellar golf balls, clubs, and, of course, bags, the company does it all. This bag is discounted for Prime Day to $152, close to the all-time low price. If you need a good stand bag, this is the one to get. If you want a cart bag, that's on sale, too. 

Bag Boy T-660 Travel Bag: was $109 now $69 @ Amazon

Bag Boy T-660 Travel Bag: was $109 now $69 @ Amazon
You need a good travel bag if you're considering taking your clubs on your next vacation instead of renting clubs. This one from Bag Boy is rugged and durable, so it should survive whatever the airlines do to your clubs in transit. This is the lowest price this bag has ever sold for, and when you consider how much a club rental costs, you will see that it'll pay for itself in one trip.

SKLZ Golf Grip Trainer Attachment: was $14 now $11 @Amazon

SKLZ Golf Grip Trainer Attachment: was $14 now $11 @Amazon
The grip is the foundation upon which your entire golf swing is built. If you don't grip the club correctly, your swing already has problems. This SKLZ grip trainer will get your hands in the right place so you can work on your swing correctly without worrying whether your hands are in the wrong place. And it's on sale, which is even better.

Callaway 4-in-1 Golf Divot Repair Tool: was $14 now $10 @ Amazon

Callaway 4-in-1 Golf Divot Repair Tool: was $14 now $10 @ Amazon
A good divot tool is essential to have on the course. You don't want to leave pitch marks all over the green when you drop a perfect wedge shot five free from the flag. This one from Callaway is on sale for $4 off. It has a brush for cleaning your clubs, a groove cleaner, a ball marker and a divot tool.

Callaway Par-Tee Plastic Golf Tees: was $19 now $7 @ Amazon

Callaway Par-Tee Plastic Golf Tees: was $19 now $7 @ Amazon
These Callaway golf tees are nearly impossible to break. You'll probably lose them long before you damage any of them. Usually, these are about $2 per tee, but you can get them for less than half that price right now. If you're sick of breaking tees, grab a couple of packs of these and never worry about them again.

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