Top 10 Best Selling Golf Balls On Amazon
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Top 10 Best Selling Golf Balls On Amazon

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Top 10 Best Selling Golf Balls On Amazon

The best-selling golf balls on Amazon skew more toward affordable, distance-focused options, with a few premium models mixed in.

We have compiled a list of Amazon’s 10 best-selling golf balls and the appropriate estimated monthly sales numbers. Callaway accounts for approximately 48.75 percent of the total estimated monthly revenue from the top 10 best-selling golf balls on Amazon.

Top 10 best-selling golf balls on Amazon

Callaway Supersoft

  • Price Per Dozen: $24.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $923,666.10
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Titleist Prior Generation Pro V1

  • Price Per Dozen: $49.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $897,077.70
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Callaway Supersoft (2025, White)

  • Price Per Dozen: $24.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $808,047.40
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TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe

  • Price Per Dozen: $34.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $470,874.80
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Callaway Warbird

  • Price Per Dozen: $19.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $303,992.90
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TaylorMade 2024 TP5

  • Price Per Dozen: $51.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $280,661.60
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TaylorMade 2024 TP5x

  • Price Per Dozen: $54.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $274,904.20
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TaylorMade Distance+

  • Price Per Dozen: $19.97
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $257,935.40
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Callaway 2022 Chrome Soft (True Track, Red/Blue)

  • Price Per Dozen: $39.99
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $243,535.40
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Vice Pro Plus

  • Price Per Dozen: $33.12
  • Estimated Monthly Revenue: $214,654.20
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Final thoughts

The average price per dozen of the top 10 best-selling golf balls on Amazon is $35.50. The dominant brands are TaylorMade and Callaway, each securing four spots, while Titleist and Vice Golf round out the rankings.

One trend that stands out is how many golfers purchase prior-generation models to save money while still getting premium golf ball performance. The Titleist Prior Generation Pro V1 and Callaway Chrome Soft True Track are good examples.

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Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Brittany Olizarowicz

Britt Olizarowicz is a scratch golfer, former teaching professional and one of MyGolfSpy’s leading voices on equipment testing and golf performance. She has spent more than 15 years working at private clubs in New York and Florida and now specializes in translating test data and swing mechanics into practical advice for everyday golfers. Britt began playing at age 7 and has never left the game. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her on the course, playing pickleball, cooking, running or out on the boat with her family.

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      Bob Petrowski

      1 year ago

      Hey, I tried a new ball today when I guy at the course gave me a attomax ball. He claimed it was matched to my swing speed and would fly like a rocket. It played all right, but was not any longer than my Srixon Q Star Tour. It did seem to spin less off the driver and it took a couple of holes to get the hang of putting it. After the round we looked it up online and found out it is non-conforming. The real shock though was that it cost $20.75 per ball. That right! $20.75 per ball. Ridiculous!

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      pb99

      1 year ago

      As a player with an extra-slow swing speed (~70-75mpg), I have tried all of those balls and none of them work well for me. The Legato LTX3085 (from Amazon) goes farther off the tee for me than any of the balls listed above.

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      Bag advice Man 2024

      1 year ago

      Warbirds? Come on people. Just walk around in the woods for an hour and play what you find there. Or just borrow a few range balls.

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      Bob Dixon

      1 year ago

      I don’t know why anyone buys new – unless playing competitively – when there are so many quality online retailers selling used golf balls in various qualities. Lostgolfballs.com is a favourite of mine, there are many others. I play TP5/TP5X and can’t afford $75 Cdn plus 13% tax, especially when I tend to lose a sleeve per round. Near-mint is usually excellent, and mint are one-hit wonders!

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      Will Rowland

      1 year ago

      Two of the top three brands are soft compression. To me; soft = slow and slow = less distance. I believe I learned that from MGS. Apparently a great number of golfers have a lot of learning to do.

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      Kevin C

      1 year ago

      There can be some good golf ball deals on Amazon if you’re watching. Plus if you have Prime and an Amazon CC the deal can be even better. FWIW that Legato golf ball is really good and many times it’s < $25/box.

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      WYBob

      1 year ago

      Please don’t take this the wrong way, but why do I care about the best-selling golf balls on Amazon? It brings no value other than answering a possible curiosity. It appears to be a filler piece that truly has no relation to the MGS core mission (Tried, Tested, True). I like your instructional articles Brittany and would like to see more of those. They add value to the MGS content. That said, it’s been over six months for example since the last Ball Lab but there have been a slew of new ball releases in the last 12 months that are worthy of evaluation. To borrow an idiom, maybe it’s time for MGS to “dance with the one that brung you.”

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      Willie T

      1 year ago

      Was just perusing the ball selection at the local WalMart this morning….they are in line with the shipping giant’s pricing. Overall – the market is saturated with PG (prior gen) balls – May see pricing go even lower as inventories have to clear to make room for the new stuff….

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      OpMan

      1 year ago

      Well I just heard the news article about how Walmart has caught up to Amazon with its quick delivery if not same day delivery if the items are available in your local area store, if there is an actual store in your area.
      So I think they are catching up as far as some items, though obviously Amazon covers way more items.
      Point being, there can be some deals to be had there.

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      Joe

      1 year ago

      The average price seems lower than my local big box golf store(s)

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