The Masters kicks off April 10. That means two things: Augusta is about to be on every TV in America, and golf retailers are quietly running some of the best pre-tournament deals of the year.
Here's what's worth your attention this week.
🏆 Masters Week Deal Picks
Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls (12-Pack)
Deal: 14% off — $42.99 (reg. $49.99)
Chrome Soft sits in the sweet spot for mid-handicappers who want tour-level feel without paying tour-level prices. The Triple Track alignment system is a legitimate putting aid — if you haven't tried it, Masters week is a good excuse.
Best for: 10-20 handicap, players who care about greenside feel
Bushnell Tour V6 Shift Rangefinder
Deal: 20% off — $319.99 (reg. $399.99)
This is one of the better rangefinder deals we've seen since the holidays. The Slope Switch is the key feature — it's USGA legal for tournament play when you flip the slope off. Fast flag lock, serious vibration confirmation. If you're still on an older Bushnell, this is the upgrade.
Best for: competitive players, serious weekend golfers
Garmin Approach R10 Launch Monitor
Deal: ~$499 (was $599) — $100 off, lowest price of the year
The R10 is the indoor simulator setup for players who want real data without spending $2,000+. Connects to the Garmin Golf app, tracks 12+ data points, works in a net or outdoors with 6ft of space behind you. If you're serious about improving your game, this is the play.
Best for: mid-to-low handicappers, simulator builders on a budget
FootJoy WeatherSof Golf Gloves (2-Pack)
Deal: Under $30 for 2
Consumable gear doesn't get coverage, but good gloves make a real difference. WeatherSof is the all-weather standard — not flashy, but they last, they feel right, and buying two at once costs you nothing extra.
Best for: everyone who plays outdoors in variable conditions
Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls (12-Pack)
Deal: Occasional clips + subscribe & save → ~$40-45/dozen
Pro V1 rarely goes on "sale" the way value balls do, but the Subscribe & Save option on Amazon can bring a dozen under $45, which is the best consistent price you'll find. Masters week is when golfers realize they've been playing range balls.
Best for: low handicappers, players who don't lose many balls
This Week's Wildcard: Simulator Time
Masters week is prime time to realize your home sim setup is overdue. The Budget Sim Watch page tracks the best under-$2k and under-$5k setups updated weekly. Worth a look if you've been putting this off.
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Prices confirmed as of April 1, 2026. Deals may change — click through to verify current pricing.
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