These are the best Black Friday golf driver deals still live on Cyber Monday for major savings on top brand clubs
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“Drive for show, putt for dough,” as the saying goes, but there are very few who can resist the temptation of a shiny new driver with big savings on offer as part of the Best Black Friday Golf Deals.
Christmas is fast approaching, Black Friday has passed, but the deals are still going strong this Cyber Monday! As the number of sunny golf days dwindles, there’s still plenty to celebrate – the best Black Friday deals are continuing into Cyber Monday, offering big savings on golf clubs for every player.
Whether you’re searching for a driver to add distance to your game or a new pair of shoes, our selection of the best Black Friday deals on golf clubs is sure to inspire and help you find a great bargain.

The Best Black Friday Golf Driver Deals Still Live on Cyber Monday
Was $499.99 - Now $249.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods
SAVE $250


The MAVRIK produced ball speeds within 0.1mph of our fastest driver of the year (which you wouldn’t expect from a more forgiving model) and within two yards of our longest-carrying driver. But doing it while offering up the narrowest back and sidespin drop-offs (by 32%), as well as the tightest carry drop-offs (by 55%) of our whole test, is a seriously impressive performance.
Read our full Callaway Mavrik driver review.
Was $499.99 - Now $179.98 at PGA Tour Superstore.
SAVE $320!


The LTDx was tied for second (with the Callaway Rogue ST Max) for fastest ball speed, first and second at protecting ball speed and carry (within this category) respectively, and it was also our pro’s second longest forgiving driver; an undeniably impressive performance.
Read our full Cobra King LTDx driver review.
Was $449.95 - Now $299.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods
SAVE $150


Mizuno drivers have come a very long way in just a few years. If you haven’t tried one for yourself in ages, and you’re not particularly swayed by the major driver brands, we’d seriously recommend giving the ST-X 220 a try. TG Equipment Editor, Simon Daddow really enjoyed hitting the model. He commented on how much he liked the sound and feel and the confidence the head shape gave.
Read our full Mizuno ST-X and ST-Z drivers review.
Was $599.99 - Now $399.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods.
SAVE $200!


Artificial Intelligence, which Callaway have used in their R&D process since 2019, has played a key role in creating Paradym, helping Callaway design a new version of their revered Jailbreak technology and a new face, which they say is the world’s most advanced.
Read our full Callaway Paradym drivers review.
Was $529.99 - Now $299.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods.
SAVE $230


What does it mean in raw data terms? The SIM2 Max was just a couple of yards (that’s less than 1%) behind the Callaway Epic Max on carry distance (our longest traditional forgiving driver) during testing in 2021, which could well mean they’d switch places on a different day.
Read our full TaylorMade SIM 2 MAX driver review.
Black Friday/Cyber Monday Golf Driver Deals: Buying Guide
Black Friday sales can be a little tricky to navigate with a plethora of retailers all vying for your business as the holiday season approaches. To help keep you focussed we have suggested a few considerations to bear in mind so you come out the other end with a driver that will do you proud.
Budget
Just because items are plastered with sale banners and claims of huge discounts, it’s worth doing your due diligence and making sure the advertised savings appear genuine. It’s also important to set yourself a budget, just as you would when shopping at any other time of the year. Even with healthy savings, golf drivers are expensive pieces of equipment, so make sure you consider the cost, not just the savings.
Timing
This is perhaps one of the trickiest aspects of the Black Friday sales to get right, as when they’re gone -they’re gone! Discounts across the sales period are constantly fluctuating depending on which items are flying off the shelf and which ones are struggling to shift. In the same way as you might approach buying a flight, we suggest monitoring prices for a short period to give you an indication if they are likely to continue to drop or if they will remain constant until the stock is gone. The very best deals can often be found closer to the day itself, however, you do run the risk of your number one pick being sold out with this approach.
Custom Fitting
Often overlooked, but dialing in your optimal driver set-up through a custom fitting session will likely be of more benefit than the slight performance edge you hope to achieve by selecting one driver over another. This point is demonstrated by our Equipment Editor Simon Daddow, who lost 3.1 mph of ball speed overall compared to last year’s test, but still gained six yards of distance on average. That’s because he was hitting drives higher and with 700rpm less spin. So of course, ball speed is important, but finding your optimal set-up is key.
Type of Driver
There are three main types of drivers, so make sure you are looking within the category that best reflects your specific game requirements:
Low-spin drivers: These are typically aimed at high-swing-speed players who generate a lot of spin and therefore want a low-spinning head to help create optimal numbers.
Standard/forgiving drivers: These drivers aim to offer a great combination of distance and forgiveness, and therefore tend to have the widest appeal.
Draw drivers: As the name suggests, these draw-biased models are designed to help you hit a draw off the tee, or at least significantly reduce the slice that so many amateur golfers struggle with.
