The details are what define your personality on the course, let's talk about golf ball markers.
There are 2 use cases not exclusive which serve to identify your ball on the course:
- The Customization markers of balls that serve so as not to confuse your ball with the other players' balls
- The placeholders, which serve for Mark the position of your ball on the green.
Customization Markers
It involves physically marking the cover of your balls to uniquely identify them. It is also an opportunity to put your personal stamp on the golf ball and get Let the balls talk about you wherever they go. 😂
- Buy Golf balls previously personalized with your image, text, logo, etc.…Nowadays this option is offered by most new ball manufacturers, here is a link to purchase balls with this option on Amazon:
- Acquire ball markers like stampers, markers, adhesives, etc.. I say that this option is more creative, since it allows you to vary the brand ball by ball. The two options that I have found here are:
- Use the classic marker small, also popularly called "Sharpie«.
- Wear manual stampers, customizable stamps that print an image on the ball manually.
I leave you a couple of links to see these two options:
Ball position markers on the green
Here we enter a whole new underworld where what we want is to use a coin-sized piece to mark the position of our ball when the game requires us to do this. according to the rules of golf.
Some are metal, others are magnetic to hold them on your cap, others are plastic, etc. They also give a very personal touch, sometimes original, sometimes humorous, and for many it is a real hobby to collect them as a souvenir of the courses and countries they have visited on their golf trips.
