Golf Ball Price Chart
Current golf balls run $15–$55 per dozen at MSRP, averaging $34 across 76 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
19Two-piece distance and soft balls, plus the direct-to-consumer disruptors. If you lose a sleeve a round, start here.
$25–39 / dozen
22The value sweet spot — premium construction and even some urethane covers at half the flagship price.
$40+ / dozen
35Tour flagships. Multi-layer urethane balls engineered for maximum greenside spin and tour-validated performance.
Under $25 / dozen
(19 balls)| Ball | Model | MSRP/dz |
|---|---|---|
 | Cut White | $15 |
 | Rush | $15 |
 | Soft | $15 |
| Hammer Tour | $15 | |
 | Get Sum | $16 |
| 3-Piece Urethane | $17 | |
| V2.0 | $17 | |
| Cut Red | $18 | |
| Gamer | $18 | |
 | Prime 2-Piece | $20 |
 | Prime Distance | $20 |
 | Soft TRK360 | $20 |
 | Staff Velocity | $20 |
 | Warbird | $20 |
| SoftFli | $20 | |
 | StraightFli | $20 |
 | Distance+ | $20 |
 | SpeedSoft | $23 |
 | Superfast | $24 |
$25–39 / dozen
(22 balls)
$40+ / dozen
(35 balls)| Ball | Model | MSRP/dz |
|---|---|---|
 | ERC Soft | $40 |
 | Tour | $40 |
 | Tour S | $40 |
 | Tour X | $40 |
| MTB Black | $40 | |
| MTB X | $40 | |
 | Tour Response | $40 |
 | Tour Speed | $40 |
 | Pro | $40 |
 | Pro Plus | $40 |
 | Pro Soft | $40 |
 | Tour B RX | $45 |
 | Tour B RXS | $45 |
 | RB Tour | $45 |
 | RB Tour Pro | $45 |
 | RB Tour X | $45 |
 | Z-Star | $45 |
 | Z-Star XV | $45 |
 | Staff Model | $45 |
| Staff Model R | $45 | |
 | Triad | $45 |
 | Mizuno Pro S | $50 |
 | Mizuno Pro X | $50 |
 | Tour B X | $50 |
 | Tour B XS | $50 |
 | Chrome Soft | $50 |
 | Z-Star Diamond | $50 |
 | AVX | $50 |
 | Pro V1x Left Dash | $55 |
 | Chrome Tour | $55 |
 | Chrome Tour X | $55 |
 | TP5 | $55 |
 | TP5x | $55 |
 | Pro V1 | $55 |
 | Pro V1x | $55 |
Prices — frequently asked
How much do golf balls cost per dozen?
Current models run $15 to $55 per dozen at MSRP; the average across 76 balls in Stymie's directory is $34. Street prices, especially on Amazon multi-dozen packs, typically run 10–20% below MSRP.
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.