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The only thing more maddening than a round of golf are the high prices you typically find with everything golf-related. From golf bags and shoes to shirts, shorts, and balls, it can get quite expensive when you’re spending five hours chasing a tiny white ball. As frustrating as golf can be, it’s also addictive, which is why golf fans are willing to invest in quality pieces of clothing and equipment. The good news is that Black Friday is a fantastic time to save on some of the biggest brands in golf, making this an ideal time to get your game in gear or purchase a gift for your favorite golf-loving fanatic.
We’ve rounded up our top picks for the best Black Friday deals on all things golf, so you can finally get a few of those pieces you’ve been eyeing all year.
Our top picks for the best Black Friday golf deals
Golf clubs
Callaway Paradym Golf Clubs
If you’re in the market for a new set of golf clubs, check out this hot deal with the Callaway Paradym golf clubs. You can get $100 off on drivers, $50 off on fairway woods, $30 off on hybrids, and up to $200 off on irons—a great time to get a new quality set with these prices.
Callaway Paradym Golf Clubs
PING G425 MAX Driver
If you only need a new driver, then consider the PING G425 MAX. You can save over $150 and perhaps add a little more distance to your drives.
PING G425 MAX Driver - ON SALE - RIGHT - ALTA 55 STIFF - 9.0 MAX - Golf Clubs
TaylorMade
TaylorMade has a wide selection of putters on sale for both men and women, making it an ideal time to invest in your equipment. Whether you prefer the Spider series or HydroBlast, you can find fantastic deals with savings of $30 to $150 off.
TaylorMade
PING G425 Irons
Irons are an essential part of any golf game and these PING G425 Irons can help you save on your equipment investment. You can even customize the irons (for an additional charge).
PING G425 Irons, Right Hand, Men's, Chrome
Golf bags
Stitch 2022 Colorblock Golf Bag
If you don’t mind last year’s model, then you might not be able to pass up this deal on a premium Stitch golf bag. Not only will you be the most stylish member of your foursome, but you’ll be happy with the incredible savings you score.
Stitch 2022 Colorblock Golf Bag
Golf accessories
Callaway XLS Pro Slope Golf Laser Rangefinder, with Magnetic Cart Mount
Rangefinders are extremely useful tools when you’re trying to pinpoint how far the pin is or make your proper club selection, but they can also be quite expensive. The Callaway XLS Pro Slope Golf Laser Rangefinder is heavily discounted for Black Friday, making it a great time to add to your golf bag.
Callaway XLS Pro Slope Golf Laser Rangefinder with Magnetic Cart Mount
Skytrak+ Launch Monitor
If you’ve had your sights set on a launch monitor so you can practice year-round, then check out these holiday deals from Skytrak+. These launch monitors can also be bundled with all the equipment you need to build a golf simulator in the comfort of your own home.
Skytrak+ Launch Monitor
TaylorMade Distance+ Golf Balls
Golf balls can add a major expense to a round of golf, but this TaylorMade Distance+ golf ball deal from Dick’s Sporting Goods means you can stock up for all your rounds in 2024.
TaylorMade Distance+ Golf Balls, Men's, White
Perfect Practice Putting Mat
If you need something to do while your in-laws are visiting, then add a Perfect Practice Putting Mat to your training cadence for golf. These feature two holes and auto ball return, plus they’re highly portable so you can sneak away and practice anytime.
Perfect Practice Putting Mat
Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor
If you want the insights a launch monitor offers, but aren’t ready to commit to a full golf simulator set up, consider the Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor. You can measure a wide range of metrics, including club head speed, ball speed, and carry distance.
Rapsodo Mobile Launch Monitor
Garmin Approach S62
If you’re looking for a watch you can wear everyday while you’re out and about and help you with your golf game, then the Garmin Approach S62 may be just what you need. It’s a great time to buy it too, since it’s 20 percent off and you get access to over 41,000 course maps.
Garmin Approach S62
Golf apparel
Adidas CODECHAOS Golf Shoes
We go through a ton of golf shoes in my household and the Adidas golf shoes have stood the test of time and comfort. The Adidas CODECHAOS golf shoes are 50% off for AdiClub members combined with the Black Friday savings.
Adidas S2G BOA Spiked Golf Shoes
These Adidas S2G BOA spiked golf shoes look stylish and offer maximum comfort, perfect for those long days on the course. Plus, they’re made from 50% recycled materials.
Adidas S2G BOA Spiked Golf Shoes
What you need to know for Black Friday
When is Black Friday?
Black Friday is a retail holiday that always occurs the day after Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Day (in the U.S.) is always the fourth Thursday of November, which means this year, Black Friday falls on November 24. You can expect deals to last all day, but many retailers offer pricing incentives leading up to Black Friday or continue them into December.
What deals should I expect for golf?
If you’re a golfer, then you’re going to love the deals you can expect for golf. You’ll find a wide range of products on sale, including golf shoes, bags, clubs, balls, accessories, clothing, and rain gear. It’s also a great time to consider equipment you don’t often see on sale, such as rangefinders and launch monitors.
What kind of golf deals did they have last year?
Last year offered up some great deals with golf clubs and accessories. There were major savings of up to 50% off golf shoes, 40% off push carts, and 40% off rangefinders. Whether you needed training aids for putting, launch monitors, or a full set of golf clubs, there were incredible deals offered in 2022, and there’s no reason we shouldn’t expect the best Black Friday golf deals in 2023, either.
How to get a good deal for golf on Black Friday
If you want to make sure you have the best Black Friday golf deals, one of the best approaches is bookmarking your favorite golf retailer’s site so you can immediately view the deals online. You can also sign up for the retailer’s email newsletters ahead of time since retailers often send out sneak peeks or links to great deals. Look for big Black Friday sales from popular retailers and manufacturers such as:
- Fairway Golf USA
- Adidas
- Carl’s Golfland
- FootJoy
- Golf Galaxy
- PGA TOUR Superstore
- Dick’s Sporting Goods
- Peter Millar Clothing
- Stitch Golf
- TGW
- Callaway Golf
- Walmart
How to choose the best Black Friday golf deals for you?
There’s a ton of golf products out there, so how do you know what to get or if it’s a good deal? Try making a list of what equipment you need the most for your golf game right now. Whether it’s a new putter, new rangefinder, or sturdier golf bag—try to focus on equipment that can help you get better. Once you pick one or two items to focus on, then you can compare the deals at the various retailers and find the best one. If there’s money leftover in your budget, then you can splurge on accessories that might not improve your game but can make you more confident, such as a leather scorecard holder or quality golf glove.
Where to find Black Friday deals on golf deals
- Stitch Golf: Up to 30% off sitewide for Black Friday deals
- Adidas: Up to 70% off sitewide for Black Friday deals
- Dick’s Sporting Goods: Up to 50% off for holiday deals
- Skytrack: Black Friday early access holiday deals offer savings of hundreds
- TGW: Up to 80% off select categories
- Sqairz Golf: $30 off all footwear lines and free U.S. shipping for orders over $100
- FootJoy: Biggest savings of the year on golf shoes for men and women, plus apparel and accessories.
- PGA Superstore: Huge savings event for Black Friday, featuring deals on almost all golf-related products such as shoes, clubs, accessories, training aids, and more.
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