While Amazon's Prime Day sale kicked off today and will continue for a flash of 48-hours, many retailers are holding their own sales to compete with the popular annual—or now biennial—sale. If you're not a Prime member, or just like to shop around a little, here are the best counter sales and golf deals to shop now, including Nike, Dick's Sporting Goods, and more. The roundup of deals include sale options for golf gear, tech, and apparel, for men, women, and juniors. Check back through the day, too, because we'll be adding new deals great for golfers as they are released.
Most golfers can only dream of replicating Fred Couples’ effortless swing. Built with an extra-heavy head and ultra-flexible shaft, the Lag Shot forces players to make a smooth, rhythmic motion. While hitting balls, the body should start both the backswing and downswing. Allow the club to follow, which’ll create lag for power. If, however, the hands pull too hard too soon, the whippy shaft will bow (bend) too much on the downswing. Invariably, the clubface will be open at impact, or the sole will slam into the turf before a clean strike can occur. Available in men’s versions (driver, 7-iron or wedge), women’s (7-iron) or juniors (7-iron). $109 to $159. lagshotgolf.com
Specs: (60°); KBS Tour-V 130X shafts
A single driver, no matter how much adjustability it has, can’t address every player’s need. Cobra, in fact, believes adjustability should be used more strategically. That’s why it developed three models that take saved weight and push it selectively toward locations at the front, rear or heel to solve three distinct challenges. Cobra’s Radspeed, the standard model, features 70 percent of the weight forward for better players who want low spin and maximum energy transfer on center hits. The XB pushes almost three-fourths of its discretionary mass toward the rear to provide maximum forgiveness on off-center hits. The XD has a weight slug toward the heel to create a draw bias so that slicers can find the fairway more often. A slick new carbon-composite layer (now about half the thickness of a credit card) wraps around a strip of titanium in the center of the crown and covers half the club’s surface area. Computer milling ensures the tightest tolerances on the curves in the face that help optimize launch, spin and dispersion on mis-hits. Read more >>
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