Corporate Logo Golf Balls
STOP raising market awareness and brand strength for the major golf ball manufacturers and START maximizing YOUR company image and branding with Corporate Logo Golf Balls.
If anyone has ever given you golf balls as a gift, doesn’t the brand name of the ball stand out in your mind more than the person or company who gave them to you?
Still a unique way to promote a companys branding, Corporate Logo Golf Balls are used by companies big and small to maximize marketing potential at trade shows and corporate events or as sales incentives for staff members and can be customized to include not only the logo but also the company name, telephone number and website address printed right onto the golf ball.
Long after the event is forgotten, a gift of golf balls is still able to get the company message and branding out into the world, proving to be an eye-catching and cost-effective marketing tool.
Golf Balls can be imprinted with:
- a business logo
- 2 logos
- a logo on one side and company details on the other
- a photograph of a person (maybe a member of staff)
- an image of a product
- a message for a charity event
The imprint area on a golf ball is typically a 7/8″ circle or up to 3 lines of text or both if you are imprinting both sides of the ball, so since this is quite a small area make sure you say the most with the space you have.
And remember that round logos work best since they maximize the imprintable area on the ball.
While most Corporate Logo Golf Ball suppliers supply your golf balls in the original packaging of the ball manufacturer, some specialist companys can maximize your company image by supplying you with custom packaging to match the message on the golf balls.
Now you can give away Corporate Logo Golf Balls with all of the advantages of custom packaging, your business logo, and marketing all incorporated into the gift. It’s a perfect tradeshow or golfing gift.
Providing camera-ready artwork or art on disk will ensure products of the highest quality. Include all fonts and colors with any artwork submitted in a suitable format such as Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia Freehand or Adobe Photoshop
There are a number of online suppliers who provide logo golf balls in large or small order quantities with fast service giving you more flexibility and freedom with your requirements which gives the average company the opportunity to order some customized balls for a smaller event.
Why not go online and check out some of the websites and get a better idea of their workmanship and prices.
You have the choice to start off with a totally clean unmarked ball or have your logo appear on a golf ball along side the famous names such as Titleist, Callaway, Nike Golf, Taylor Made, Bridgestone, Ben Hogan, Dunlop, Maxfli, Precept, and Top Flite. Your clients and customers will be impressed and your marketing message will be reinforced.
In conclusion, handing out free golf balls gets your company noticed.
You can also imprint your name and logo on golf tees and markers, divot repair tools, towels, golf bags and even golf shoes!
…and remember the’re also great for weddings, anniversaries, golf clubs, class reunions or any event where you’ll find lovers of golf.
Make sure you make room in your marketing budget for promotional items and gifts. For company branding and promotion, Corporate Logo Golf Balls make a lasting impression with your customers.
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World Golf Courses
Real World Golf to Real World Golf Courses
Playing golf on a computer and perfecting your swing and style is all well and good, but how do you go from playing golf on Real World Golf or any other virtual golf game to actually playing golf for real on one of the many golf courses in the world.
Maybe it´s time that you ventured out of the warmth of your living room to get some fresh air and exercise and play golf on a real course.
Wherever you live in the world you won’t be far from a golf course.
From the very first recorded game of golf in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1456 golf is now played on courses all over the world.
The top three largest markets for golf in the world are USA, Japan and the UK in that order with approximately 60% of the worlds golf courses in North America.
As we explore the game of golf, the players, golf history, its rules and regulations and the like, we shall also take a look at various golf courses in different parts of the world, what they have in common and also how very diverse they can be.
While a few countries claim the title of “The Origin of Golf” it looks like Scotland is considered to be the inventor of the modern game of golf as we know it today with the Musselburgh Links Golf Course in East Lothian, Scotland claiming the title of “The Oldest Playing Golf Course in the World”.
As we move ahead and explore some of the golf courses in the world, are you ready to give up the comfort of your living room and switch Real World Golf for Real World Golf Courses?
Well that depends on your skill level. Hopefully you haven’t formed any bad habits in your living room that you’ll carry out on to the golf course and end up slicing the ball, missing the ball altogether or end up in the bunker.
Until next time, remember, wherever you are in the world check out what golf courses are around where you live; we may just feature a course near you in a future featured article on World Golf Courses.
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Real World Golf (PS2)
Want to play a golf game by using your real life golf skills?
If you’re not already a golfer you’ll be inspired to buy a real club and some practice balls after you’ve played Real World Golf.
By concentrating on your swing, grip and feet placement you’ll have a sense that your posture and grip has a greater consistency after only a few days. After all confidence and consistency is a key element of a golfer’s game.
The tutorials and swing trainer / impact analysis help you to improve your swing. It has various difficulty levels with the professional mode being less forgiving with the errors in your swing.
Real World Golf offers four game modes, a tutorial and five golf courses.
The game modes are
• Academy - a series of drills that builds upon the basics you’re taught in the tutorials.
• Round - allows you to play a one-off round using either stroke play or match play against a friend or an opponent
• Tournament - allows you to compete in a four day tournament against 50 players and can really be considered the heart of the game
• Party Golf - offers 5 mini-games for you and up to 3 other players. These games include target ranges and a couple of darts games.
So, when you wouldn’t want to be out on the real golf course on cold windy days, you can play a variety of courses right in your own living room.
With a quick setup and easy to follow along lessons you might become addictive right from the first shot!
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