If you are starting out golfing it’s important to know the type of ball you should start out with. You will hear many golf shop pros and avid golfers talk about x-outs, two piece compression, balata etc…Some will also talk about custom logo balls and various other branded golf balls, some are cheap and some more expensive.

As a guide here are some things you should look for when you step into the golf shop for the first time. First and foremost you’ll notice that golf balls vary in price from ten to fourteen per dozen to forty five per dozen. Why the difference in price you ask? The really cheap ones typically are X-outs meaning most don’t have a name brand behind them but that doesn’t necessarily mean that they were not made by a reputable company. When manufactured if there is even a slight defect most manufactures just put a X over the name on the golf ball then turn around and sell them to various golf pro shops at a huge discount. This is why these types of golf balls are called X-outs. This type of ball is plenty good for beginner golfers. The defects that are present a beginner with not even notice so it won’t affect their game at all. Plus you can’t beat the price on some of these X-outs. I don’t notice much of a different at all and I’ve been golfing for years.

Some golf balls will have a 1 to 9 printed on the ball which i just used for identification while playing while other will have 300′s or 400′s to identify the number of dimples on the ball. Purchasing golf balls at a reduced price is one piece of the golf game you need to be aware of. Another good tip is buying balls in bulk which is usually much cheaper. One more thing to keep in mind that if your just starting out as a beginner go get some second hand golf clubs vs. dropping $700-900 on a new set. Back to golf balls some people get hung up on the brand and heck if you got the doe then by all means get the 45 dollars ones but for beginners it’s just not necessary. If you do by the expensive ones like Titleist pro v1 or Bridgestone e6′s let me know where you going to play so I can find them in the hazard or OB on the course…

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Suppliers of custom golf balls are all over the internet. Just goto your favorite search engine and type in custom golf balls find a slew of sites. When getting a logo on your golf ball be sure to make sure it’s done right. A clear coat over the must be done to seal the logo and make sure it doesn’t come off. If the golf ball sealer is not put on then the logo will not last on the ball.

Once you found a good supplier for your logo golf balls you’ll have to give them a sample logo so they can use that to apply to the golf ball. Typically the supplier will supply you with a few samples of your logo to see how it looks on the ball and decide whether or not you like the representation especially if you’re company logo. A short but sweet email with the artwork attached and sent to the supplier will help accelerate the time it takes to get you that sample.

Keep in mind that custom golf balls make good gifts for the holidays. Logo golf balls also make good gifts for weddings aswell and they are reasonable in price. Most companies these dayshave many golf outings with clients and how good would it be dogive your logo ball at every golf outing? You can even have giveaways during conventions or meetings of corporate executives. These days’ people customize golf balls the same way they customize car plates. You never know who that next major customer might be so make sure you have a full supply of golf balls withyour logo, phone number and email address. Instead of a stale business cards hand out a custom logo golf ball.

Custom golf ball orders can be large or small which makes it very reasonable for the average Joe. Many sites allow you to preview their work. Some site will even allow you to design a custom golf ball right on the site using software.

Usually after you select the brand you can choose bi-color in. Forand extra fee other colors can be chosen. Some of the big name brands that you can choose from are Titleist, Bridgestone, strata, Callaway, Slazenger, Top-Flite and many others.