The Best October Prime Day Golf Deals: Start Your Holiday Shopping Early

Amazon’s October Prime Big Deal Days have officially arrived, and for golfers, this is effectively the starting gun for holiday shopping. Whether you’re buying for someone else or, let’s be honest, quietly shopping for yourself, there are some discounts on golf gear, apparel, shoes, accessories and plenty more. If you’ve got golfers on your Christmas list, this is an excellent time to start checking names off before the real holiday rush begins.

I’ll be digging through the sale and updating this list with the best golf deals I can find.

Gogogo Sport Vpro GS03 Laser Rangefinder – $56.99

We didn’t test the Gogogo Sport Vpro GS03 this year, but we did spend time with the Gogogo ZeroIn and in short, it’s a very solid rangefinder for the money.

The GS03 is on sale $56. You’re getting a laser rangefinder from a reputable brand for less than the price of a lot of golf accessories nowadays. This is exactly the kind of deal I like for newer golfers, casual players or anyone who simply wants an affordable rangefinder without overthinking it.

At $56, there’s a lot to like here. I wholeheartedly approve.

Cleveland Retreve HB Soft 2 Putter – $142.54

We’ve talked about the Cleveland HB Soft 2 Retreve quite a bit, and for good reason. It’s a putter that consistently punches above its price point, with Cleveland’s SOFT face milling helping to normalize ball speed across the face and the Retreve head shape adding a lot of stability and forgiveness.

Normally, the HB Soft 2 Retreve retails for $199.99. Right now, it’s down to $142.54.

That’s an outstanding price on a seriously good putter. Unfortunate as it is, $142 is pretty affordable by modern putter standards, and you’re getting serious value and performance here.

This is easily one of the best October Prime Day golf deals by a wide margin.

Bridgestone e12 Golf Balls – $29.99/dozen

Are these the best golf balls in the world? Certainly not. But at $29.99 per dozen, they don’t need to be.

In our 2026 testing, the Bridgestone e12 Straight stood out as a higher-flying option. At our moderate 7-iron speed, it reached 88.5 feet of peak height while still carrying 159.2 yards, making it an interesting choice for golfers who need a little more help getting their iron shots in the air. The tradeoff is the ionomer cover, which generally means less greenside spin than a urethane ball.

Still, you’re getting a dozen solidly performing Bridgestone golf balls for less than $30. That’s an objectively good price.

Birdie Golf Swing Training Mat – $37.99

Here at MyGolfSpy, we think pretty highly of the Divot Board. We even put the real thing up against a cheap Amazon alternative and found that the concept itself can be extremely useful for understanding where your club is entering the turf.

I haven’t personally tried the Birdie Golf Swing Training Mat, but it looks like and the reviews say it’s a definite step up in quality from the bargain-bin alternative we tested and a more affordable option than the Divot Board.

At $37.99, there’s not much downside. If you struggle with low-point control or just want immediate feedback on where your club is striking the ground, this could be a very useful training aid for not a lot of money.

EASEGO 4 Wheel Push Cart – $145.34

Look, I have zero firsthand experience with the EASEGO 4-Wheel Push Cart, so I’m not going to pretend I know exactly how it performs. But the moment I saw a four-wheel push cart for less than $150, my immediate reaction was: that’s nuts.

Compared to the majority of the push carts we tested this year, this is a fraction of the price. Reviews seem to say that it’s a solid option for the money, and at this price, the barrier to entry is extremely low.

If you’re a newer golfer, someone who’s just starting to walk more rounds or you only need a push cart occasionally, this is a great option especially at the price.

Diandian Simulator Enclosure Kit with 4K-Ready Impact Screen – $479.20

As fall settles in, we all know what that means: the outdoor season is winding down and indoor golf season is getting ready to take over.

Home simulator setups can get very expensive very quickly, but they don’t necessarily have to. I haven’t personally tried the Diandian Simulator Enclosure Kit, but for $479.20, it give you a pretty great starting point. The kit includes the frame, a dual-layer 4K-ready impact screen, blackout enclosure material and safety padding, so you’re getting most of the physical structure needed to start building out a home simulator space.

You’ll still need the expensive stuff, namely a launch monitor, projector, hitting mat and software, but this at least takes care of one of the bigger pieces of the puzzle without immediately sending the budget into orbit. If you’ve been thinking about putting together a simulator in the garage, basement or spare room, $479.20 is a really approachable place to start.

GOLVIA Ultra STABILIZED Rangefinder – $239.99

We didn’t test the GOLVIA Ultra in our 2026 rangefinder testing, but we did test the GOLVIA Pro, which earned a 9.4 MGS Score and finished among the better rangefinders in the field.

On paper, the Ultra is a definite step up. It adds electronic image stabilization, triangulation, environmental-adjusted yardages and club suggestions, so there’s a lot of technology packed into this thing.

At $240, you’re getting a feature-heavy rangefinder from a brand that performed very well in our testing, especially when you consider the price.

This is a good deal. Period.

adidas Tech Response 3.0 Spikeless Golf Shoes – $41.17

These normally retail for $70. Right now, they’re a slightly over $40.

I’m sorry, but that’s really hard to beat.

Golf shoes are expensive, and not every pair needs to be your “nice” pair. Sometimes you just need something affordable for the range, a muddy round or as a backup pair you don’t mind beating up.

adidas Retrocross 25 Spikeless Golf Shoes – $47.49

The Retrocross 25 looks like a retro adidas running shoe, and that is always a good thing. Compared to the Tech Response 3.0, this is the much better-looking option and, at $47.49, it’s still sitting in roughly the same price range.

Additionally, this shoe retails for $90, so it’s an objectively better looking and performing shoe, too. You’re getting a cleaner, more stylish spikeless shoe with a stronger overall package for a few dollars more than the Tech Response.

One important note: the grey colorway is the one getting the steep discount. Fortunately, it’s the best-looking version, so it all works out.

Lovegoo Putting Green Indoor Putting Mat – $47.99

This thing is a dead-ringer for the Perfect Practice Putting Mat at a fraction of the price.

The Lovegoo mat gives you a long, narrow putting surface with alignment guides, two target holes and an automatic ball-return system that sends the ball back after each putt so you can keep practicing without constantly resetting.

This is also a GREAT gift for just about any golfer. Keep it in the office, roll it out during the winter or use it for a few minutes whenever you’ve got time to work on your stroke.

This is a hidden-gem in a lot of bad Prime Day Deals. This is what we like to find.