Score a Dozen Golf Balls for $15 at Dick’s Sporting Goods
If you’ve been watching your golf ball supply dwindle every round — whether it’s the water hazard on 9 or that brutal dogleg on 14 — Dick’s Sporting Goods has a deal that’ll let you stock up without the guilt.
Right now, a 12-count box of Maxfli 2023 TriFli Golf Balls (available in White or Matte Green) is priced at $14.99 with free store pickup at participating Dick’s locations. That works out to about $1.25 per ball, which is a solid price point for a recreational three-piece ball from a reputable brand.
Why This Deal Is Worth Grabbing
Maxfli’s TriFli is a three-piece ball designed to offer a balance of distance, feel, and control — the kind of all-around performance that suits most recreational golfers far better than budget two-piece balls, but without the premium price tag of tour-level options. At $15 a dozen, you’re paying less than half what you’d spend on a sleeve of Titleist Pro V1s, and for the average weekend golfer, the gap in performance won’t matter much.
The Matte Green option is a nice bonus if you’re the type who loses white balls in the rough — the high-visibility finish makes them easier to track in flight and spot on the fairway.
Who Should Pick This Up
This deal is ideal for:
- Recreational golfers who play a few rounds a week and don’t want to cringe every time a ball finds the water
- Beginning golfers still working on consistency — these are quality enough to actually feel a difference in your short game, without the cost anxiety of losing a $5 ball
- Families where multiple people are hitting the range this summer — buy two boxes and everyone’s covered
- Southern golfers heading into peak season — late spring through summer is prime golf time across the South, and stocking up now before a weekend scramble or buddy trip just makes sense
How It Compares
For context, two-piece value balls like Pinnacle Rush typically run $20–$25 per dozen, so the TriFli at $15 actually undercuts them while offering a more sophisticated three-piece construction. It’s a genuine step up in feel around the greens, especially on chip shots and putts.
If you’re already eyeing the Kirkland Forged Wedge Set we wrote about recently, pairing that with a fresh stash of TriFlis makes for a well-rounded short game upgrade this summer.
A Few Caveats
Free pickup availability varies by store, so check your local Dick’s before you get your heart set on it. If pickup isn’t available at your location, shipping is free as well. Deals like this can sell through quickly on popular colors, so the Matte Green option may be harder to find in stores — worth calling ahead if that’s your preference.
No hard expiration date is listed, but sale pricing at Dick’s tends to move on a weekly cycle. Don’t wait too long.
How to Get It
Head to Dick’s Sporting Goods and search for the Maxfli 2023 TriFli Golf Balls [AFFILIATE:dicks_sporting_goods], select your color and quantity, then choose free store pickup at checkout. Takes about two minutes and you could have them in hand today.
At $15 a dozen, there’s really no reason to be rationing balls this summer.