Costco Is Running A Rare Sale On Kirkland Signature Golf Balls
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Costco Is Running A Rare Sale On Kirkland Signature Golf Balls

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Costco Is Running A Rare Sale On Kirkland Signature Golf Balls

Run, don’t walk, to your local Costco Wholesale store.

Their Kirkland Signature golf balls are on sale for $23.99 per two dozen—which is $1 per golf ball. That is $6 off the original price.

We received a tip from a Costco employee yesterday and then went this morning to confirm. Yep, it’s true.

The employee says that the sale will only be lasting at his location for this weekend from 8am-1pm on Saturday and 8am-2pm on Sunday.

However, that may differ depending on where you are. Some golfers have reported that the sale has been going on at their Costco location prior to this weekend.

So what’s the big deal here?

The employee we talked to said that Costco has never held a single sale for the Kirkland Signature in the seven years that he has worked for them.

And while $6 isn’t the end of the world, consider that you could buy 48 golf balls for less than the cost of 12 Pro V1s.

Now, if you’ve followed MyGolfSpy through the Kirkland journey, you will know that we’ve never pretended this golf ball is the equivalent of a Pro V1.

However, our 2025 ball test showed that the ball has made significant progress in predictability and spin metrics (results from our 2026 test will be coming out on August 10).

And for $1 per ball? That’s pretty outstanding value.

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Sean Fairholm

Sean Fairholm

Sean is a longtime golf journalist and underachieving 10 handicap who enjoys the game in all forms. If he didn't have an official career writing about golf, Sean would spend most of his free time writing about it anyway. When he isn't playing golf, you can find Sean watching his beloved Florida Panthers hockey team, traveling to a national park or listening to music on his record player. He lives in Nashville with his wife, Anja, and dog, Hogan.

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      freddy

      3 weeks ago

      Writing this on August 6…..no sale at my Costco in Charlottesville, VA. Posted price is 29.99.

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      Vito

      3 weeks ago

      Never had it in my store.

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      GPC

      3 weeks ago

      I have tested so many golf balls in the past year, and the Kirkland 3.5 (with the hollow arrows) are excellent for casual rounds, executive course play, and finishing a disastrous round where you’ve hit a sleeve of your ‘gamer’ balls into the lake. If you have a friend or child just getting into the game, these are a much better value than any non-urethane-covered ball. They spin, hold greens, and have a consistent quality in every box. It’s like everything else with the Kirkland brand name – it’s not the absolute best, but it’s definitely better than average. I took advantage of the Sam’s Club Members Mark ball sale as well, and the balls are eerily similar (I think they are made in the same factory).

      If you need to save face with your friends at the country club, buy your ProV1’s and it probably will save you a stroke or two (they are better). If you play on public courses, don’t waste your $$ on a $5 tour ball.

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      The Swami

      3 weeks ago

      Maxfli Tour or Tour X. always 119.96 for 4 dozen at Dick’s. frequently can accompany with a stacked coupon, app 20% discount, etc. far superior bar than the current Kirkland models (long live the OG original)

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      Scott

      3 weeks ago

      This sale is white ball only, not yellow.

      Reply

      Jim W

      3 weeks ago

      And note these are the 3.0 version not the newer 3.5. The 3.0 review from MGS was less positive than the 3.5…

      Reply

      Stoutz

      3 weeks ago

      There’s no such thing as a 3.5 . They named two different versions with 3.0 . Black and red box and hollow arrows on the ball that are the newest version.

      Tyler Durden

      3 weeks ago

      I bought the yellow during the sale.

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      Rich Douglas

      3 weeks ago

      Unless you’ve determined that this ball is the right one for you, don’t do it. Think about all the money you’ve spent on the game. Clubs, clothes, shoes, greens fees, accessories, etc. Is the ball where you want to cut corners to save a few bucks? The ball is already the least expensive item in your array compared to its impact on your success. Don’t mess it up by opting for a ball not for you because it’s cheap.

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      Objective reviewer 1

      3 weeks ago

      Unless you have a very outlier type of swing and/or are a very low hc golfer, any decent ball will do. I’m 10 and can’t tell a Kirkland from a prov1 from a v1x from a maxfli tour etc, etc. Except maybe by feel off the putter.

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      DJB

      3 weeks ago

      I played prov1’s for years and still do but the Costco ball is a complete match to the Ptov. I bought 6 boxes in case they get sued again. They are the same feel and spin as the prov1. At the price of prov1 vs kirkland I have made the switch.

      Reply

      KJC

      3 weeks ago

      Since these are ionomer covers, they make a good shag bag for pitching and chipping practice. Otherwise shag bags are full of multitudes of balls if different covers and compromised by years of previous service.

      Reply

      CrashTestDummy77

      3 weeks ago

      The Kirkland balls have a urethane cover, but they are good for a shag bag.

      Reply

      KJC

      3 weeks ago

      You are correct. My bad.

      Glenn Salpaka

      3 weeks ago

      I live 59 miles from a Costco. Why not the sale price for Executive members?

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      mg

      3 weeks ago

      I wish they would run a special on Brisket

      Reply

      Mike

      3 weeks ago

      Go to Buc ee’s

      Reply

      FlushEm

      3 weeks ago

      It is followed by Sam’s club’s golf ball sale for $23.99. On Costco website, the price is still the same as $40 plus shipping. Sam’s has the same price on the website and has no shipping. I recently switched to Sam’s and has no intention buying ksig.

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      Aidan

      3 weeks ago

      The Sam’s balls are a massive step down from the Ksig 3.5s. Plus online from Costco is always more expensive than in store just the way it should be from physical stores

      Reply

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