Best Prime Day Golf Deals 2022

By admin On Jul 13, 2022

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Amazon Prime Day is the Super Bowl of sales events, even going so far as to give the frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday a run for their money. While it’s a great time to stock up on teeth whitening strips, Apple AirPods, or smart home gadgets, it’s also the perfect opportunity to get the latest sporting goods at a fraction of their typical cost — and this is especially true for golf gear.

For Prime Day 2022, Amazon’s got a ton of golf equipment discounts on things like range finders, golf balls, tools, and other accessories including

Bluetooth

speakers and ball retrievers.

And Amazon’s not the only one getting in on the discount fun, too, as other outlets like Target and Best Buy have their own competing sales. So, if Amazon doesn’t have the set of golf balls you enjoy playing with, it doesn’t hurt to shop around.

Here are the best Prime Day golf deals:

It’s important to take good care of your golf clubs and the Xintan Tiger Golf Club Brush is one of the best methods for doing so. Its fine bristles get into the grooves of irons and its included carabiner makes it easy to attach to a golf bag.

If you want to set up a practice driving range in your backyard, pick up one of these White Fang golf nets. It comes with three different turf grass mats, a set of balls, and tees, so you can work on perfecting your swing right out of the box.

Practice makes the perfect putter, right? With the Putt-a-Bout mat, you can put that theory to the test and take as many practice putts as your heart desires.

One of the best ways to improve your swing technique is with a swing trainer stick, and this one from SKLZ is a quality option. It’s easy to use literally anywhere, too.

Rick Stella

Health & Fitness Editor, Insider Reviews

Rick Stella is the health & fitness editor for Insider Reviews. He reviews and covers all matters of fitness-related gear like fitness trackers, stationary bikes, and at-home workout equipment, as well as alternative forms of fitness like hiking, climbing, and swimming. Rick has over five years of experience covering health & fitness, outdoors, and consumer technology. He was hired to help build out and manage the new Health & Fitness vertical for Insider Reviews.
Prior to joining Business Insider, Rick was the outdoors and adventure editor for the auto website, Trucks.com, as well as the outdoors and sports & fitness editor at Digital Trends. He’s also previously freelanced for Insider Reviews, along with AskMen, Gear Junkie, and Forbes.
When he’s not putting digital pen to digital paper, Rick enjoys seeing live music, playing soccer, catching up on Netflix shows, and riding his bike. An Oregonian for much of his life, Rick now resides in New York City.
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