Amazon Prime Day Golf Deals 2022

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By Sam Tremlett

published 13 July 2022

Contributions from

Thomas Patrick Clarke, Dan Parker

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Amazon Prime Day Golf Deals 2022

Amazon Prime Day for 2022 is live and Golf Monthly is here to bring you the best golf deals from Amazon over the period! Whether it's golf clubs, golf balls, bags, accessories or something else, there is a deal for every golfer.

Some golf deals are now live so check out the golf section on Amazon (opens in new tab) and find some of the best offers below. We have updated this page with some of the best products and discounts we have noticed so far and will continue to do so over as Amazon Prime Day works towards its conclusion.

Obviously before we get to the deals, it is worth reminding you that if you want to find the deals and get even more value then you need to sign up to Amazon Prime (opens in new tab). Right now you can get a 30-day free trial which is a great way to see the deals for free.

Also if you are looking for gifts outside the world of golf, we would definitely recommend taking a look at pages on our sister sites on Tech Radar (opens in new tab) and Tom's Guide (opens in new tab). From tech, to mattresses and everything else, they have got the best deals out there.

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Amazon: Savings on clubs, shoes, ball and more (opens in new tab)
Golf Galaxy: Get SIM2, Mavrik, Radspeed gear with big discounts (opens in new tab)
Dick's Sporting Goods: Tees, shorts and accessories from as little as $8 (opens in new tab)
adidas: Up to 50% on apparel, footwear and accessories (opens in new tab)
Walmart: Big savings to be had on launch monitors, balls and other golf gear (opens in new tab)

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Golf and headphones have become all the rage at the moment during practice and range sessions. As such we have picked out some of our favorite deals on headphones that you could use to focus when honing your game.

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Or rather than golf equipment deals you want some alcohol for your next round? Here are four of our favorite deals on whiskey, rum, gin and vodka.

What is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Day is Amazon's annual sale which, as the name suggests, is exclusively held for Amazon Prime members. Over what is now a two-day event, Prime members can find huge deals sitewide on Amazon, from laptops and headphones to golf equipment of course.

Normally held in the summer months (more on the official 2022 date below), the Amazon Prime Day sale is a great time to get product discounts before the other big sale event of the year: Black Friday. If you're in need of a new golf laser (opens in new tab), or want to stock up on golf balls (opens in new tab), instead of waiting until November for the Black Friday sales, Amazon Prime Day is a great opportunity to snag some huge savings.

It goes without saying but: You need to have an Amazon Prime account to shop the Prime Day sales. Non-Prime members can find good deals running on Amazon during Prime Day 2022 but they won't be the 'official' Prime Day offers that promise bigger savings and price cuts. You'll need to sign up to Amazon Prime to shop the sale, and you'll also get access to Prime Video, Amazon Music, Prime Reading, free delivery and more great benefits for just £7.99 a month or £79.99 a year.

When is Amazon Prime Day 2022?

Amazon Prime Day for 2022 takes place on the 12th and 13th of July, on the Tuesday and Wednesday just before the start of the Open Championship.

Why is this important? Well every year Amazon produces loads of good deals on golf clubs, bags, balls and just about every other piece of golf equipment you can think of. It is the perfect time to grab a bargain, top up your golf balls, and fill any gaps in your golfing setup.

Alternatively, more than two million deals will go live so if you don't need any golf gear, then there will inevitably be lots of alcohol deals available, or golf toys for the kids. Whatever you need, Amazon will have you covered. You'll need an Amazon Prime membership to take part in the biggest shopping event of the year (so far), but if you don't want to subscribe, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial of Prime instead. You can cancel at any time within the 30 days.

Also with Amazon Prime you get access to lots of lightning deals before anyone else, and there are other perks too such as free premium delivery, and free same-day delivery. Oh and you also get access to Prime Video and Amazon Music too.

Can you get a free Prime account for Prime Day?

Yes, if you've not had a Prime account before, as Amazon offers all new customers a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime. After that you'll be charged £7.99 a month or £79 a year, but you can cancel your Prime account at any time during the trial and you won't be charged.

Can I save money by shopping the Prime Day sale?

The simple answer is yes because of how good the deals are but we do have some small tips that you should be aware of before jumping in.

1. Use a free trial to shop the Prime Day sale

If you think about it, Prime members are spending £7.99 a month to shop the Prime Day sale. The idea of paying to shop a sale is a bit odd but considering the amazing prices on offer every year, it's a small price to pay. However, if you're a new Prime user, sign up to Prime before Prime Day and you can shop the sale for free with the free 1 month trial.

2. Shop with an Amazon Gift Card

If you have an Amazon Gift Card (opens in new tab) that you haven't used yet, why not use it in the Prime Day sales? Amazon in the past has also allowed people to 'reload' gift cards as an extra way of saving money but we are yet to confirm if this service will be available in the 2022 sale.

3. Treat yourself to some early deals

Amazon has deals running every single day so if you're in desperate need of a new golf club set (opens in new tab), golf bag or golf watch immediately, you can find some cheap prices on the Amazon Daily Deals (opens in new tab) page. The Prime Day sale will have the lowest prices but it can’t hurt to treat yourself to a lightning deal or two before the big event.

4. Shop small businesses to win up to £5,000

For Prime Day, Amazon regularly promotes small and start-up businesses by offering rewards when people shop them in the sales. This year, Amazon is offering shoppers up to £5,000 when they shop with eligible small businesses. For every £1 you spend, you earn one additional entry to the Sweepstakes (that you'll need to register for) and you'll be in with the chance to win £5,000 worth of Amazon Gift Cards.

For more deals and buying advice, check out those specific sections on the Golf Monthly website.

A golfer for most of his life, Sam is a Senior Staff Writer for Golf Monthly.

Working with golf gear and equipment over the last five years, Sam has quickly built outstanding knowledge and expertise on golf products ranging from drivers, to balls, to shoes.

He also loves to test golf apparel especially if it a piece that can be used just about anywhere!

As a result he has always been the one family and friends come to for buying advice and tips.

He is a graduate of Swansea University where he studied History and American Studies, and he has been a part of the Golf Monthly team since December 2017. He also previously worked for World Soccer and Rugby World magazines.

Sam now spends most of his time testing and looking after golf gear content for the website. He also oversees all Tour player content as well.

Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a handicap of five.

With contributions from

Thomas Patrick ClarkeSports Digital Editor
Dan ParkerStaff Writer