Top Cyber Monday Golf Deals of 2025
By Bill Irwin
Score the Year’s Best Savings on Clubs, Gear, and Travel
If you love a great golf deal—whether it’s on gear, clothing, accessories, or travel—as much as most of us love a good birdie, Cyber Monday is officially a day to circle on your calendar. With Christmas fast approaching and holiday shopping on your mind, it’s a rare opportunity to find serious savings that range across nearly every corner of the golf world. Scoring the very best deals, however, takes some skill. Cyber Monday favors resourceful, creative golfers open to snapping up hot deals in a flash.
The Monday immediately after Thanksgiving rewards golfers who are patient and have done their shopping homework. It isn’t just when retailers dump leftovers; it’s when manufacturers, big-box stores, e-commerce outlets, and travel sites push inventory and roll out their best online-first offers—often better suited to golfers who know what they want and how to find it.
Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday: The Real Difference
Everybody knows Black Friday. It’s been pushed so loudly—and now so early—that we’re bombarded by heavily promoted doorbusters, in-store crowds, and plenty of “limited quantity” theatrics. By comparison, Cyber Monday is quieter and more efficient, built around sitewide codes, online bundles, and inventory that’s easier to filter by shaft, flex, and finish. That means if you’re after specific specs—a certain shaft in a particular loft, or a color that won’t clash with your usual on-course look—Cyber Monday usually gives you a better shot to grab what you actually want, rather than whatever happens to be left in a store’s backroom.
And unlike Black Friday promotions, which can drag on for weeks, true Cyber Monday deals tend to drop late—sometimes overnight Sunday or early Monday—so they stand apart from the Black Friday frenzy. The biggest winners are golfers who’ve done their homework and are ready to act quickly when the real deals go live—but even more spontaneous shoppers can find opportunities if they’re flexible and willing to pounce on deals as they appear.
Where to Look (and why it matters)
Big online retailers and specialty shops — PGA TOUR Superstore, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, and Carl’s Golfland typically roll out sitewide Cyber Monday promotions that match or beat in-store pricing, with deep inventories and easy returns.
Brand-direct sales — Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, and other major manufacturers offer exclusive online discounts. Because they control minimum advertised prices, direct deals can include deeper markdowns, bonus gear, or more shaft and loft options than most retail outlets.
E-commerce outlets — GolfEtail, TGW, Rock Bottom Golf, and others specialize in name-brand gear from overstocked or closeout inventories—ideal for golfers hunting quality clubs at cut-rate prices. Of course, there’s Amazon, too.
Used and refurbished channels — Outlets like GlobalGolf, 2nd Swing, and Next Round focus on certified pre-owned clubs with warranties and inspection guarantees, making secondhand gear a safe, savvy buy. Many also carry select new inventory.
How to Shop Smart
It’s not enough to see a red percentage and rush to buy. Real Cyber Monday savings come from strategy. Here’s how to separate meaningful deals from marketing noise:
Know your baseline. Check what an item sells typically for before completing the purchase. A driver listed at 40% off might seem like a steal—but is it really? Price history and typical street prices give you perspective, so you don’t get fooled by marketing hype.
Compare bundles versus flat discounts. Sometimes “buy two dozen, get one free” balls or bundled headcovers beat a straightforward 25% off coupon. Same with apparel: shipping-free offers or site credits can make a seemingly small discount far more valuable.
Mind the specs. Cyber Monday often clears last year’s models. That can be a win—if you know what you’re buying. Confirm shafts, lofts, and finishes before committing; a discount isn’t worth it if the gear doesn’t match your game.
Stack savings. Combine retailer promo codes, cashback portals, credit card perks, and loyalty points whenever possible. A modest online discount can multiply into a major win when layered correctly.
Set alerts and sign up for emails. Many top retailers release exclusive early codes or flash promotions to subscribers. If you’re selective, use a dedicated email for deal alerts to avoid clutter.
Be patient—but ready. True Cyber Monday deals often drop late Sunday or Monday morning. Have your items saved in carts, know your sizes and specs, and be ready to check out quickly when a deal lands.
A Note on Price Trackers
For an extra edge, a few tools can make tracking prices faster and smarter. Google Shopping compares prices across multiple retailers and flags whether a price is high, low, or typical. Honey automatically applies coupon codes and tracks price drops on your saved items. CamelCamelCamel charts Amazon price histories, helping you spot genuine discounts.
Used together, these tools provide real-time alerts, long-term tracking, and side-by-side comparisons—so you’ll know when a Cyber Monday deal is truly a win.
What’s Worth Buying
Cyber Monday isn’t just about scoring gear at a discount—it’s about being selective. Here’s where the best value often lies:
Drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids. These are always top-ticket items, and discounts can be significant. Check for last year’s models or lightly used options to get serious savings without sacrificing performance. Confirm the model, shaft, loft, and finish before buying so you get exactly what fits your game.
Iron sets. Like drivers, last-year models can be discounted heavily, and certified pre-owned irons are often excellent alternatives. Look for bundled extras such as headcovers, wedges, or cash-back credits that increase value.
Golf balls and gloves. These are prime Cyber Monday targets. Bulk deals, site credits, or “buy one, get one free” offers can stretch your dollars further than a straight percentage off.
Apparel and bags. When it comes to clothes and gear carriers, sizing and style matter. Choose apparel you actually want to wear and bags you actually want to carry. Stick to your familiar brands and measurements, and watch for free shipping or site credits—sometimes that adds more value than a coupon code.
Accessories and tech. Rangefinders, GPS devices, launch monitors, and training aids often see strong Cyber Monday discounts. Again, make sure the model fits your needs and specifications.
Don’t Overlook Travel and Tee Times: How Cyber Monday Helps You Build the Trip
If you’re hunting Cyber Monday golf travel deals, think beyond golf-specific sites. Airlines, hotel chains, and general travel platforms often run meaningful Cyber Monday or Cyber Week discounts, which golfers can fold into trips centered on discounted tee times and resort packages.
Use flight and hotel deals to secure cheaper travel dates, then pair those savings with GolfNow or GolfPass tee-time credits, resort stay-and-play bundles, or off-season rates at golf resorts. Even when a resort isn’t advertising a “golf” discount, trimming $100–$300 off a room rate can turn gear savings into a full weekend at a destination course.
GolfNow and GolfPass: Cyber Monday Deals You’ll Like
Check GolfNow and GolfPass for special Cyber Monday offers. You might pocket deals on memberships, as well as on GolfPass travel packages to hot destinations in the U.S. and beyond. Even better, if you’re looking to play a round on the golf course on Cyber Monday—or anytime soon—you’ll find amazing tee-time deals right on GolfNow.
Another underrated feature of a GolfPass membership is access to exclusive GolfPass Originals and Golf Channel classic programming, as well as best-in-class instruction packed with thousands of on-demand lessons from top instructors and coaches.
When to Pass on Deals: Common Traps
Early-bird Cyber Monday deals. Some outlets began posting Cyber Monday deals weeks in advance. Those early listings are typically minor compared to deal drops on or near the actual day.
Limited-time offers. Even on Cyber Monday, not every deal is worth jumping on. If a price has been the same for days or weeks, it’s rarely the once-a-year steal it claims to be.
New models on the horizon. Manufacturers often release new drivers and irons in the spring. If you care about having the latest advanced technology, ask whether a clearance deal on last year’s model is really the best move.
Poor return policies or final-sale items. A discount isn’t a bargain if you end up stuck with the wrong fit or model. Always check return windows and restocking fees before committing.
Deals that seem too good to be true. Counterfeit golf equipment is a real concern, especially with popular drivers, irons, and rangefinders. To avoid getting scammed, stick to authorized outlets or retailers with solid reputations, verified reviews, and secure payment options.
Go for It! (Week of Cyber Monday)
Make a short list. Identify must-haves and a second list of “nice-to-have” picks so you’re ready when deals go live.
Set alerts and sign up for emails. Many retailers release exclusive early codes or flash promotions to subscribers. Being signed up ensures you see the deals the moment they drop.
Move fast on big-ticket items. Start checkout immediately when you find a true match to your specs—Cyber Monday stock moves quickly.
Lock travel early. For travel purchases, secure flights and hotels first, as tee times are generally easier to adjust than travel plans.
Stick with it to the end. The best Cyber Monday deals usually pop late, so keep refreshing your preferred sites to catch last-minute blockbusters and flash promotions.
Holing Out: Winning on Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday in December isn’t just about treating yourself—it’s also the perfect time to get in the Christmas spirit by finding gifts for the other golfers on your list. The day rewards discipline more than impulse: do the research, know the specs you need, treat travel and memberships as part of the savings equation, and stay alert for deals that truly surprise you. If you do all that, you can expect to walk away with cool new gear, an upgraded bag, and maybe even huge discounts for a stylish destination getaway—all for less than you’d think. That’s a score worth celebrating.