You Probably Forgot But We Didn’t: This Was The Best Budget Ball Of 2025
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You Probably Forgot But We Didn’t: This Was The Best Budget Ball Of 2025

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You Probably Forgot But We Didn’t: This Was The Best Budget Ball Of 2025

Can you believe we’ve made it to 2026?

That means it has already been five months since we conducted our annual golf ball test (Presented by UNRL).

There’s been a lot of good things to come from the golf ball test this year. But my personal favorite, and perhaps one of the more forgotten storylines of the entire year, is the resurgence of the Kirkland Signature golf ball.

Yep, the Costco ball had a comeback this year and thanks to our industry-best robot testing, we were able to identify the new Kirkland Signature Performance+ golf ball as the best value golf ball of 2025.

In case you forgot how we got here, here’s a quick recap:

So, where does that leave us?

The Kirkland Signature Performance+ is undoubtedly the best value golf ball of the year. And don’t you forget it.

Who will claim the value crown in 2026? I can’t wait to find out.

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Connor Lindeman

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Connor is MyGolfSpy's resident sneakerhead and the authority on all things golf shoe performance. He's tested over 150 different pairs (and counting). When he isn't scrolling Twitter to find his next golf shoe purchase, you can find him at the piano or trying a new dessert place with his wife and daughter. #Lefty

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      LeRoy Valley

      7 months ago

      Looking at the golf ball test results, the Kirkland ball is way behind the Pro V1 and the Wilson Staff for both driving distance and spin at all swing speeds – so I don’t understand this article. I can buy Wilson Staff for $99 for 3 dozen, so this is much better buy than the Kirkland.

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      vito

      7 months ago

      Not way behind on slow swing speed. 2 yards less carry. Total isn’t significant since it depends on course conditions more than carry.

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      ArchieBunker

      7 months ago

      Just spotted this today – buy 2 dozen and take $15 off. Today only (New Years Day) Since Costco stores are closed, I guess that this means online. While supplies last.

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      Scott

      7 months ago

      Yellow Kirkland ARE not made in the same factory as the white

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      Fake

      7 months ago

      How do you know?

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      Hopp Man

      7 months ago

      Source?

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      John

      7 months ago

      I tried Costcos wedges I couldn’t get over the name Kirkland on the wedges so I got rid of them. My wife bought me some Kirkland golf balls took them out and hit the crap out them. I’ve been waiting for the 3.5 to come out guess I’ll have to order them. Let’s face it golf is expensive. Hitting a $6.00 on the cart path or in the woods or in the water for an extra ten yards just not worth it.

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      vito

      7 months ago

      Not quite as good a bargain as it used to be. Todays pricing is $42 for 2 dozen up from $35. You can still get the $35 price but you have to order two 2 dozen packs.

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      Fake

      7 months ago

      Where are you looking? My local Costco had them for $28 or $29 per 2 dozen in the store.

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      vito

      7 months ago

      On line ‘deal’ yesterday(Jan 1). Looked funky to me. Will be at the store today so I’ll see what in store price is.

      vito

      7 months ago

      Costco in store price was $32.99 today (Jan 2)

      mg

      7 months ago

      Costco has exceptional meat. I’ve found a couple Kirkland balls and hit them, reminded me of the Faultless.

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      Fake

      7 months ago

      I will have to grab a couple dozen this season. I usually play the Maxfli Tour X, but at $14-$15/dozen for the Kirklands, why not?

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      vito

      7 months ago

      I play the Tour X and bought 2 dozen kirkland when they came out. Results were pretty much the same. Kirklands may actually be a bit better around the green.

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      Fake

      7 months ago

      That’s good to know. I’ll give them a try this year. I was hoping to find one on the course last year, since I live and golf near a Costco, and usually find Kirklands all of the time. Oddly enough, I didn’t.

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