Golf ball companies are giving away one dozen free balls, including Titleist Pro V1
Golf season came early to Michigan this year.
Now, it's on pause once again, with frigid temperatures and snow showers appearing once more.
But we're here to bring the cheer at the start of a dreary looking weather week:
If you're in need of some pristine new eggs, some of the top brands in golf are offering golf ball deals on their premium models while supplies last.
That's right, Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, Bridgestone, Srixon, Mizuno and Wilson are all offering one dozen free golf balls with the purchase of a few dozen golf balls (four dozen at the price of three for most). The limited offers run through at least the next week (for example, Titleist's goes through March 29, TaylorMade's is through March 31).
This includes buy three dozen get one dozen free on popular balls such as Titleist's Pro V1, TaylorMade's TP5 and Callaway's Chrome Tour.
The deals save you up to $55 and can be found at Worldwide Golf Shops and PGA TOUR Superstore (links to each specific golf ball deal below).
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Golf ball deals
Titleist: Pro V1, Pro V1x, Pro V1x Left Dash and AVX.
TaylorMade: TP5 and TP5x.
Callaway: Chrome Tour Triple Track and Chrome Tour X Triple Track.
Bridgestone: Tour B XS, Tour B RX, Tour B RXS and Tour B X.
Srixon: Z-Star 8, Z-Star XV 8, Z-Star Diamond 2, Q-Star Tour 5, Q-Star 6 and Soft Feel 13.
Mizuno: RB Max.
Wilson: Staff Model and Staff Model X.
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Many ball manufacturers also have a free ball selector tool on their website to help you find the ball that fits your game best, based on a handful of questions.
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This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Golf ball companies giving away one dozen free, including Pro V1
