How to Buy Personalized Golf Balls
Whether they're for yourself, a friend, boss or family member, or to commemorate a special event, personalized golf balls are a fun way to express yourself while enjoying your favorite sport. And if you shop carefully, you can buy personalized golf balls without spending much more than you would for plain golf balls. You can get custom golf balls in just about any design you can create, from simple text to fancy line art or even with an imprinted photo.
Instructions
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Choose a design.There is no limit to what you can put on your custom golf balls. A few things to keep in mind, however, are the size of a golf ball, the curves of the ball, and the extra cost for additional colors, lines of text and sides of imprint. It's best to keep your design fairly simple, not only to keep cost down, but to make sure it stands out on the ball. Intricate designs are likely to lose detail when printed onto the golf ball. If you are using a photo, choose one that is close-up, well-lit and doesn't contain too many elements or people.
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Find a company that offers custom or personalized golf balls. There are hundreds of companies that offer this service, so you can easily find one that offers the best price for the golf balls you want to order. Some companies that offer choices include Zipline Golf, Personalized Golf Balls and Corp Golf USA. Zipline Golf offers the widest choice of personalization options, including imprinting your photos on golf balls. They also have a factory-direct order program for large orders. Personalized Golf Balls has some of the best prices on personalized golf balls that only have text on them. Corp Golf USA offers some of the lowest prices on golf balls with custom logos printed on them. They also offer golf balls with your logo or text without the golf ball manufacturer's markings. Links to all three of these companies are included in the Additional Resources section.
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Place your order.Follow the instructions on the company's website to place your order. Pay close attention to size requirements, especially for logos or photos. Use your photo editing or design software to resize your logo or photo, as needed. Also make sure your artwork, logo or photo is in the right format. Check on the website of the company you're ordering from, but most companies require items to be in either .jpg or .tiff format.
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Tips & Warnings
If you don't have a scanner, use a digital camera to take a photo of your artwork. Make sure you have good natural lighting for this.
Don't try to cram too much on to a small golf ball. Simple designs print much better.
Resources
- Photo Credit Steve Woods