Custom Golf Ball Markers

A golf ball market is a a small, round, metal object that is used in the game of golf to mark the place where a ball has been lifted on a putting green.

Indeed! We not only offer custom ball marks but also hat clips and divot tools that can have gold, bronze, silver nickel and black nickel plating. They can also be die-struck, printed or etched; and they can have an epoxy dome or not. We can engrave your logo or name on them.

Absolutely! In fact, the more pieces you order the cheaper each item will be. We use to work on large orders for golf tournaments, golf events or for promotional merchandising.

We will send you a price quote via email 24 h. after submiting your quote request. Then, if you proceed to check out you will receive a a digital sample of your artwork within 3 business days. Our production time is 3 weeks after approval of your factory sample. As you see it depends also on how long time do you need for the approvals as we cannot enter into full production process without your authorization.

Anywhere in the US via FEDEX. If you are outside the country please contact us.

Professional golfers have a few different options when it comes to ball markers. The most common type of ball marker is a small, plastic disc that can be placed on the ground near the ball. These markers are usually brightly colored so that they can be easily seen on the green.
Some golfers also prefer to use coins as ball markers. A golfing Coin is a specially designed coin that has a raised edge so that it can easily be picked up off the ground. Golfers will often carry a handful of these coins in their golf bag so that they always have one on hand.
Finally, some golfers elect to use small rocks or pebbles as their ball markers. This option is less common, but it does have its advantages. For instance, rocks and pebbles are less likely to blow away in windy conditions than other types of markers. Ultimately, it is up to each individual golfer to decide what type of marker they prefer to use.

While Sharpie is a permanent marker that can be used on a variety of surfaces, it is not recommended for use on golf balls. The ink in Sharpie markers is designed to be quick-drying and fade-resistant, but it is not necessarily waterproof. When exposed to moisture, the ink can run or bleed, ruining the appearance of the golf ball. In addition, the chemicals in Sharpie ink can interact with the cover of the golf ball, affecting its trajectory and spin. For these reasons, it is best to avoid using Sharpie on golf balls. There are many other options available that are specifically designed for marking golf balls, and these products will provide superior results.