Golf ball deals season is here!
Spring is nearly here for 2026 – March 20 is the first official day – and that means the golf bug for much of the United States is seeping into the brain.
What better way to prep for the greens than to get a free dozen golf balls with a specific golf ball purchase at the PGA TOUR Superstore?
Here’s a list of the three companies – TaylorMade, Callaway and Wilson – offering a free dozen for their premium line of 2026 balls, and how you can grab them.
Buy TaylorMade golf balls, get 1 free dozen
TaylorMade golf ball deals for a free dozen
TaylorMade is offering a free dozen with a purchase of three dozen golf balls for their 2026 line of their premium TP5 balls. There is a variety of TP5 options with the deal – 10 by my count – and most retail for $57.99. You must add four dozen to your cart on pgatoursuperstore.com to get the deal.
Callaway golf ball deals for a free dozen
Callaway is offering a free dozen golf balls with a purchase of three dozen Chrome Tour or Chrome Soft 2026 golf balls. There are 10 different options of balls with the deals, including “Triple Track” technology to aid alignment. A dozen Chrome Tour or Chrome Soft golf balls retails for $57.99. Add four to your cart on pgatoursuperstore.com for the deal.
Buy Callaway golf balls, get 1 free dozen
Wilson golf ball deals for a free dozen
Longtime golf equipment company Wilson is offering a free dozen with a purchase of just two dozen Staff Model 2026 golf balls. A dozen Staff Model balls retails for $49.99, and there are four different ball options with the deal, including “Track 360” technology for alignment help. Must add three dozen to your cart on pgatoursuperstore.com for the deal.
Buy Wilson golf balls, get 1 free dozen
Marlowe Alter is an Assistant Sports Editor at the Detroit Free Press, and helps cover the booming golf surge and golf courses in Michigan. Tips? Email him at: malter@freepress.com.
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Reporting by Marlowe Alter, Detroit Free Press / Detroit Free Press
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