With Christmas just a mere day or two away, I would like to think that everything is under control in the present department and that everything is wrapped up and ready for the big day...
Okay, in my defense it's been a busy fortnight but help is at hand, especially as today is the final day to order items from Amazon and for them to arrive before Christmas using Amazon Prime.
Amazon are an excellent retailer for golf equipment and, whether you are after the best golf gifts, such as golf balls or training aids, or maybe a bottle of their favorite drink, now (23rd December) is the last day that you can order products using Prime and guarantee they will arrive at your front door on Christmas Eve.
As the sign-up section above states, you must be an Amazon Prime member to be able to access the quick delivery and, currently, you can grab a 30-day free trial which, with Amazon Prime showing the Premier League action, as well as multiple sports over the Christmas period, is a no-brainer in our eyes!
Along with the sport, you can access exclusive golf deals when the Amazon Prime Day sales come around in 2024 so, not only do you get the bonus of quick and efficient delivery, but also deals on some of the best golf shoes and even best golf GPS watches and rangefinders.
Before listing some of the great golf deals we have spotted, please note that you must cancel the 30-day free trial before it ends, otherwise you will be charged. Importantly, you can cancel it at anytime, so it is worth noting down when you started the free trial. Without further ado, here are some of our favorite golf deals on Amazon for your gift inspiration and be sure to see our comprehensive guide on the best golf gifts this Christmas as well.
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