A personalised golf ball stamp for every player: your company or event logo on the die, or their own initials, from £9.99 each. A printed dozen is gone in a month; the stamp marks every ball they ever own. Corporate golf gifts, golf society days, charity golf days and the prize table, made to order in our own workshop and posted in one parcel.
Up to 10 of one design: order online today. More than that, or a different name on each, and a person replies to the form with a price and a date.
Your logo on the die, one stamp in each player pack at registration. Most corporate golf gifts are a sleeve of balls and a towel; this one is still marking their balls next season, with your name on every one.
The winner's initials on a metal stamp, and the winning ball stamped on the spot at the presentation. It has the weight of a trophy and, unlike one, it goes in the bag.
Each one with its owner's initials, so a set of forty is forty different stamps in one style. The personalised golf accessory that says you knew who you were giving it to.
Anything that holds in one colour at the size of a lapel badge: your logo, the event name and the year, a player's initials, a prize. Six drawn below exactly as the die would press them, in the three inks we fill dies with. A logo is uploaded in the designer and traced to a clean mark; we send a proof before anything is made.
A club crest, a ball maker's mark or another company's brand is not something we can make, however small. Your own logo, a name and the built-in ornaments are all fine.
Every other supplier of golf day gifts will sell you printed logo balls, and they are a good tee gift for exactly as long as they last. A stamp is the other half of the idea: your mark, on every ball the player owns, for years. Typical UK prices in October 2026 put a printed sleeve of three at around £12 and a dozen at £16 upwards; a Ball Buddy stamp is £9.99 in plastic and £14.99 in metal, once.
| Printed logo balls | A Ball Buddy stamp | |
|---|---|---|
| How long your logo stays on the course | Until the balls are lost, a few rounds | Every ball they play, for years |
| Per player | A sleeve of three, or a dozen | One stamp, £9.99 to £14.99 |
| Each player's own name | Usually one design for the lot | Each die is its own design |
| Lead time | Varies by printer | Made to order and delivered in 7–14 days |
The two are not rivals: a stamp and a sleeve of balls make a player pack worth opening. If you are weighing printed balls on their own, our honest comparison is the place to start.
A company or event logo goes on a Ball Buddy golf ball stamp by uploading it in the designer, where it is traced to a clean one-colour mark the die can hold, and we send a proof before anything is made. Flat, single-colour artwork traces best, and a 16 mm die holds about as much detail as a lapel badge. Another company's brand, or a club crest you do not own, is not something we can make.
There is no minimum order for golf day gifts from Ball Buddy: one stamp is made with the same care as a hundred. Up to 10 of one design can be ordered online straight away, and for more than that, or a different name on each, the form on this page gets you a price by email, usually the same day.
A golf day order of Ball Buddy stamps is made to order and delivered in 7–14 days, and everything travels in one parcel by Royal Mail Tracked 48. Give us three weeks before the event and tell us the date, and we work to it. If the date is closer than that, ask anyway: it depends on the number and what is already on the bench.
Each stamp in a golf day order can carry a different player's initials or name, because every die is flashed from its own design. Send the list with your enquiry and we set them all up in the same style, so the set looks like a set. The price per stamp is the same whether the designs match or not.
A prize that gets used beats one that sits on a shelf, which is why a personalised golf ball stamp works for nearest the pin and longest drive: the winner's initials go on the die and every ball they play from then on carries them. The metal body has the weight of a trophy, and the winning ball can be stamped on the spot at the presentation. Pair it with a sleeve of balls if you want something bigger to hand over.
Ball Buddy does not print golf balls; we make the stamp that marks them. A printed dozen is a lovely thing and is gone in a few rounds, while a stamp with your logo marks every ball a player owns for years, which is what keeps your name on the course after the day. If you want both, the stamp and a sleeve of printed balls sit well together in a player pack.
Every Ball Buddy order comes with a VAT invoice as a PDF, addressed to your company if you give us the name. For a golf day order placed through the form we send a payment link to pay by card, and if your purchasing process needs a pro-forma invoice or a purchase order number first, say so and we work that way. Nothing is made until it is confirmed, so there is no risk in asking.
Golf society days and charity golf days are the same job as a company day: one stamp per player, with the society's name, the charity's logo or each member's initials on the die. Charities often use them on the prize table or as a thank-you to sponsors, and a society trip usually wants everyone's initials so balls stop getting mixed up on the first tee. Tell us which it is on the form and we quote the same way.
A person reads this and replies by email, usually the same day. No account, no commitment.
If it is a single present rather than a golf day, the gift page has the stamp and the stencil side by side, and the stocking fillers guide lists ten golf gifts under £20 that get used.