Black Friday means you can save money on the best golf ball of 2024

We were blown away by everything about the Callaway Chrome Tour X, apart from its price. Now, thanks to Black Friday sales, you can grab the best golf ball of 2024 with great savings.

A couple of months ago, we crowned the Callaway Chrome Tour X as the best overall golf ball of 2024. Our Robot Golf Ball Test compared 24 leading models and the Chrome Tour X came out as the pick of the bunch. It delivered fantastic driver distance at a variety of different swing speeds. It generated fantastic spin levels with irons and wedges. It produced great shot height. And it proved to be incredibly consistent.

Its main problem? The price. With an RRP of $54.99 / £54, the Callaway Chrome Tour X was the most expensive golf ball we tested.  

But, if you act fast, you can now grab the best golf ball of 2024 at a reduced price thanks to the Black Friday sales.

Best Black Friday offer on Callaway Chrome Tour X golf balls – UK

WAS £54 per box – NOW £32.49 per box

39% OFF

Price: £32.49 per box (WAS £54)

This deal is for a box of four dozen, so you’ll have to stump up £129.95, but it offers incredible value. You’re saving almost 40% off the normal price, meaning each ball works out at £2.71 instead of the usual £4.50.

Best Black Friday offer on Callaway Chrome Tour X golf balls – US

WAS $54.99 – NOW $49.99 per box

SAVE 9%

Price: $49.99 (WAS $54.99)

The 4-for-3 deal isn’t available in the US, but you can still save $5 and don’t have to commit to buying in bulk.

Check out all the best Black Friday golf ball deals and the best overall Black Friday golf deals across all categories.

Black Friday Golf Deals: FAQs

When do Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals end?

This year, Black Friday fell on Friday, November 29th, but don’t worry, the bargains didn’t end that day! The fantastic discounts roll on through Cyber Monday before things return to their usual price tags. So, grab those deals while they’re still hot, before you miss out!

How long do Black Friday and Cyber Monday last?

Technically, Black Friday is just one day where retailers go wild with discounts on women’s golf clubs, letting customers snag massive savings you won’t find any other time. But these days, it’s more of a whole weekend affair, wrapping up on Monday, also known as Cyber Monday. This year, the hottest deals run from Friday, November 29th, through today, Monday, December 2nd.

When did Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals start?

Although Black Friday (November 29th) officially happens the day after Thanksgiving, many retailers start flashing their discounts early in November and keep them going until the end of today.

How big are the Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts?

Discounts vary widely depending on the store, with some research suggesting an average savings rate around 50%. You’ll likely see the most popular items discounted by 20-30%, while less in-demand products could see price cuts of 70% or more. Expect even steeper discounts as the big day draws closer.

Are Black Friday and Cyber Monday good for buying golf clubs?

Absolutely! Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales offer one of the best times all year for golfers to snag great deals on top-brand clubs. As new club models come out in the new year, retailers use these sales to clear out older stock. It’s perfect for golfers looking to upgrade their bag, whether it’s one club or a full set!

Do golf retailers join in on Black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Yes! Major online retailers like Amazon, along with big-name golf stores, jump on the Black Friday bandwagon with great deals. PGA Tour Superstore, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Scottsdale Golf, and American Golf are just a few reliable spots to score discounted golf clubs during this shopping frenzy.

About the author

Rob McGarr – Contributing Editor

Rob has been a writer and editor for over 15 years, covering all manner of subjects for leading magazines and websites.

He has previously been Features Editor of Today’s Golfer magazine and Digital Editor of todays-golfer.com, and held roles at FHM, Men’s Running, Golf World, and MAN Magazine.

You can follow him on YouTube where – depending on what day of the week it is – he’ll either be trying his best to get his handicap down to scratch or shoving his clubs in a cupboard, never to be seen again.

Rob is a member at Royal North Devon, England’s oldest golf course, where he plays off a three-handicap.