Golf Ball Price Chart

Current golf balls run $15–$70 per dozen at MSRP, averaging $37 across 110 models. The cheapest urethane-covered ball is the Kirkland Signature 3-Piece Urethane at $17. Every model is ranked below, cheapest first, with cover material so you can spot spin-per-dollar bargains.

Under $25 / dozen

27

Two-piece distance and soft balls, plus the direct-to-consumer disruptors. If you lose a sleeve a round, start here.

$25–39 / dozen

38

The value sweet spot — premium construction and even some urethane covers at half the flagship price.

$40+ / dozen

45

Tour flagships. Multi-layer urethane balls engineered for maximum greenside spin and tour-validated performance.

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Under $25 / dozen

(27 balls)
BallModelMSRP/dzBuy
Cut Golf Cut WhiteCut White$15—
Pinnacle RushRush$15Amazon →
Pinnacle SoftSoft$15Amazon →
Hammer Tour$15—
Snell Get SumGet Sum$16Amazon →
3-Piece Urethane$17—
V2.0$17—
Cut Red$18Cut Golf →
Gamer$18—
Bridgestone Distance ForceDistance Force$20—
Tour Edge Hot LaunchHot Launch$20—
Wilson Prime DistancePrime Distance$20Amazon →
Wilson Soft TRK360Soft TRK360$20Amazon →
Wilson Staff VelocityStaff Velocity$20Amazon →
Callaway WarbirdWarbird$20Callaway →
V3.0$20—
SoftFli$20Amazon →
Maxfli StraightFliStraightFli$20Amazon →
TaylorMade Distance+Distance+$20Amazon →
Prime 2.0$22Amazon →
TaylorMade SpeedSoftSpeedSoft$23Amazon →
Bridgestone e6 Softe6 Soft$24Amazon →
e6 Soft Treadline$24Amazon →
Callaway SuperfastSuperfast$24Callaway →
Callaway Supersoft MAXSupersoft MAX$25Callaway →
Srixon Soft Feel BriteSoft Feel Brite$25—
Srixon Soft Feel LadySoft Feel Lady$25Amazon →

$25–39 / dozen

(38 balls)
BallModelMSRP/dzBuy
Cut Grey$25Cut Golf →
Srixon Soft FeelSoft Feel$25Srixon →
TaylorMade Soft ResponseSoft Response$25Amazon →
Titleist TruFeelTruFeel$25Amazon →
Vice DriveDrive$25Amazon →
Wilson Duo SoftDuo Soft$25Amazon →
Callaway REVAREVA$27Callaway →
Callaway SupersoftSupersoft$27Callaway →
Srixon UltiSoftUltiSoft$28—
Cut Blue$28Cut Golf →
Mizuno RB 566RB 566$28Amazon →
AVANT 55$28Amazon →
Kalea$28—
Srixon Q-Star UltispeedQ-Star Ultispeed$30Srixon →
Titleist VelocityVelocity$30Amazon →
Tour$30Amazon →
Bridgestone e12 Contacte12 Contact$30—
Cut DC$30Cut Golf →
Mizuno RB MaxRB Max$30Amazon →
Srixon Q-StarQ-Star$30Amazon →
e12 HiLaunch$35Amazon →
Bridgestone e12 Speede12 Speed$35Amazon →
e12 Splash$35Amazon →
e12 Straight$35Amazon →
PR3$35Amazon →
PR4$35Amazon →
Vice Pro AirPro Air$35Amazon →
ELIXR$38—
Snell MTB Black LTDMTB Black LTD$39—
Callaway ERC SoftERC Soft$40Callaway →
Maxfli Tour X LSTour X LS$40—
Xtreme Tour$40Amazon →
Xtreme Tour X$40Amazon →
Srixon Q-Star TourQ-Star Tour$40Srixon →
Srixon Q-Star Tour DivideQ-Star Tour Divide$40Amazon →
Tour Response$40Amazon →
Tour Soft$40Amazon →
Exotics$40—

$40+ / dozen

(45 balls)
BallModelMSRP/dzBuy
Maxfli TourTour$40Amazon →
Maxfli Tour STour S$40Amazon →
Maxfli Tour XTour X$40Amazon →
VERO X1$40Amazon →
VERO X2$40Amazon →
Titleist Tour SpeedTour Speed$40—
Vice ProPro$40Amazon →
Vice Pro PlusPro Plus$40Amazon →
Vice Pro SoftPro Soft$40—
VERO XP1$45Amazon →
Mizuno RB TourRB Tour$45—
Mizuno RB Tour ProRB Tour Pro$45Amazon →
Mizuno RB Tour XRB Tour X$45Amazon →
Srixon Z-StarZ-Star$45Srixon →
Srixon Z-Star XVZ-Star XV$45Srixon →
Staff Model R$45Amazon →
Wilson TriadTriad$45Amazon →
Callaway Chrome Soft XChrome Soft X$50Callaway →
Mizuno Mizuno Pro SMizuno Pro S$50Amazon →
Mizuno Mizuno Pro XMizuno Pro X$50Amazon →
Srixon Z-Star XV DivideZ-Star XV Divide$50Amazon →
Titleist AVXAVX$50Amazon →
Wilson Staff ModelStaff Model$50Amazon →
Staff Model X$50Amazon →
Srixon Z-Star DiamondZ-Star Diamond$50Srixon →
Bridgestone Tour B RXTour B RX$55Amazon →
Tour B RXS$55Amazon →
Bridgestone Tour B XTour B X$55Amazon →
Tour B XS$55Amazon →
Srixon Z-Star DivideZ-Star Divide$55—
Titleist Pro V1Pro V1$55Amazon →
Titleist Pro V1 Left DotPro V1 Left Dot$55—
Titleist Pro V1xPro V1x$55Amazon →
Callaway Chrome SoftChrome Soft$58Callaway →
Callaway Chrome TourChrome Tour$58Callaway →
Callaway Chrome Tour Triple DiamondChrome Tour Triple Diamond$58Callaway →
Callaway Chrome Tour XChrome Tour X$58Callaway →
TaylorMade TP5TP5$58Amazon →
TaylorMade TP5xTP5x$58Amazon →
Titleist Pro V1x Left DashPro V1x Left Dash$58Amazon →
TaylorMade TP5 TRK-RTP5 TRK-R$65—
TaylorMade TP5x TRK-RTP5x TRK-R$65—
Titleist Pro V1 RCTPro V1 RCT$70Amazon →
Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash RCTPro V1x Left Dash RCT$70—
Titleist Pro V1x RCTPro V1x RCT$70—

Prices — frequently asked

How much do golf balls cost per dozen?

Current models run $15 to $70 per dozen at MSRP; the average across 110 balls in Stymie's directory is $37. Retail prices, shipping, promotions, pack sizes, and model years change, so compare the same product before buying.

What is the cheapest urethane golf ball?

The Kirkland Signature 3-Piece Urethane at $17 per dozen is the cheapest urethane-covered ball in the directory. Urethane is the cover that produces tour-level greenside spin — direct-to-consumer brands sell it for $25–40 while the big-brand flagships charge $50+.

Are expensive golf balls worth it?

Only if you keep the ball in play and hold greens matter to your scoring. The $50+ flagships buy urethane spin and consistency — worthless if you lose four balls a round. A common rule: play the cheapest ball you can't out-play; move up a tier when you notice approach shots releasing too far.

Why are some urethane balls so much cheaper than a Pro V1?

Direct-to-consumer brands (Vice, Snell, Cut, Kirkland Signature) skip retail margin and tour-player endorsement budgets, not manufacturing quality. Independent robot testing consistently puts the best DTC urethane balls within a few percent of the flagship tour balls on speed and spin.