Stock Up For Summer With These 9 Big Spring Sale Golf Ball Deals

Representing a significant upgrade on the previous iteration, the Xtreme Tour from PXG is a very impressive model that tested well for us. It's a little firmer than most premium balls on the market, but the ball speed output is excellent and it performs exceptionally well in windy conditions.

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Another premium offering from PXG, the Tour X is a softer, spinnier version of the Xtreme Tour. This means it delivers a higher launch and flight, while our testing showed an increased ball speed and extra distance. The feel may be too firm for some, but the added durability on offer makes up for that somewhat.

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The large stripe may be divisive and off putting to some, but when it comes to performance we found this to be an excellent all-round golf ball that comes close to the Tour-level models at a more modest cost. In our testing we were impressed with the distance as well as the greenside spin and control, while the Stripe design will benefit those seeking help with alignment on the greens.

Read our full TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Golf Ball Review

While no longer the newest version of the Z-Star having been replaced by the 2025 version, the 8th generation of the hugely popular ball is ideal for mid to high swing speed players who prefer a softer feeling ball with more control around the greens. We found the performance in all conditions to be very good and at this price it's a can't miss deal.

Read our full Srixon Z-Star Golf Ball 2023 Review

When it comes to total performance from Srixon’s premium balls in 2025, this is perhaps the pick of the bunch. The Z-Star Diamond is fast and low spinning with the driver, controlled with irons and provides extreme spin with wedges as well as a soft yet responsive feel through the bag. This is a golf ball that everyone should try.

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The Mizuno RB Tour is a golf ball that will really appeal to golfers who play a lot in windy conditions, as the flatter and stable flight will really help to get their ball flight down. Our testing revealed very good distance and spin control, but be aware that this is a ball that won't suit those with mid and slow swing speeds.

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One for the golfer looking for extra distance at a budget price. The RBZ from TaylorMade works out at just over $1 a ball, making it ideal for the newer golfer or high handicap player who tends to lose a lot of golf balls during a round. A perfect choice for those looking to stock up over the summer.

In terms of value, you can't go wrong here. Legato is a name you might not be familiar with, but don't let that put you off as the LTX 3085 performs excellently and matches up well against more expensive balls in the same mid-handicap category. It's currently available at a ridiculously low price so now is the time to stock up and give this ball a try. You won't regret it.

Read our full Legato LTX3085 Golf Ball Review

The number one selling ball on Amazon with over 9,000 five star reviews, the Callaway Supersoft is a fantastic performing ball and provides unbelievable value. This is a great recommendation for golfers with slower swing speeds that don't want to spend a lot money on premium golf balls.

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