Amazon Big Spring Sale 2026: The Best Golf Deals Worth Buying

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale officially runs March 25-31, but early deals are already popping up — and some of the golf ones are legitimately great. I’ve been scouring through the noise to find what’s actually worth buying versus what’s just a mediocre discount on something you don’t need.

Here’s where your money should go.

Golf Balls: Stock Up Now

This is the move. Golf ball deals are rare outside of Black Friday, and spring is when you actually need them.

Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash — Up to 30% Off

The Pro V1x Left Dash is getting early Spring Sale pricing. This is a high-flight, low-spin premium ball that Titleist designed for players with higher swing speeds who want a firmer feel. If you play Pro V1x and want a little less spin off the driver, this is your ball.

At 30% off, you’re looking at roughly $38-40/dozen instead of the usual $55. That’s the best price we’ve seen on any current-gen Titleist ball.

Callaway Chrome Soft — Perennial Deal Target

The Chrome Soft always gets discounted during Amazon sales events. Expect 15-25% off. If you haven’t tried it, read our Chrome Soft review — it’s a legitimate Pro V1 alternative at a lower price point, and even more so on sale.

Bulk Deals

If you go through balls like the rest of us, Amazon typically runs 3-for-2 or buy-2-save-15% deals on mid-range balls during the Spring Sale. Keep an eye on Kirkland Signature golf balls — they’re already a steal at full price. We did a deep dive on the Kirklands and they’re shockingly good for the money.

Training Aids & Tech

Spring Sale is one of the best times to grab training tech that rarely goes on sale.

Garmin Approach S70 — Watch for $50-100 Off

The Garmin Approach S70 is the best golf watch on the market (we gave it a 9.3/10 in our review). It almost never gets discounted, but Amazon sales events are the exception. At $500-550 instead of $600-700, it’s a solid pickup.

Arccos Smart Sensors

Arccos shot tracking sensors typically see 15-20% off during spring sales. They just announced the new Arccos Air — which means the sensor-based version might get an even deeper discount to clear inventory. That’s a win for you.

Orange Whip & Training Aids

The Orange Whip Trainer is one of our top-rated training aids and it consistently gets Spring Sale pricing. If you’ve been putting off getting one, sub-$100 is the sweet spot.

Rangefinders: The Sweet Spot

This is maybe the best category for deals right now. Last-gen rangefinders drop hard when new models come out.

The Bushnell Tour V6 and Precision Pro NX10 are both likely to see meaningful discounts. If you’re shopping on a budget, check our best rangefinders under $200 guide — several of those models should hit even lower during the sale.

What to Skip

Not everything is worth buying just because it has a sale tag:

• Clubs from unknown brands — Amazon is full of random Chinese golf brands that mark up fake MSRPs then “discount” them 40%. If you’ve never heard of the brand, skip it.
• Last-gen drivers at 10% off — A $450 driver at $405 isn’t a deal. Check Callaway Pre-Owned or 2nd Swing for real savings on clubs.
• Cheap GPS watches — Anything under $150 for a golf GPS watch is going to disappoint you. Save up for the Garmin.

The Strategy

Here’s what I’d do:

1. Add everything to your cart now. Amazon shows you price drops on items in your cart. Load it up.
2. Set alerts. CamelCamelCamel tracks Amazon price history — use it.
3. Buy balls and consumables first. These deals go fast and don’t come back.
4. Wait on tech until March 25. The best Garmin and rangefinder deals usually don’t go live until the official start date.

Spring golf season is coming. Might as well gear up at 20-30% off instead of paying full price in May when you panic-buy before your first round.

Check out our best drivers 2026 and best irons 2026 guides if you’re thinking about upgrading clubs this season — we’ll update those with any meaningful Spring Sale deals as they drop.