Whether it be Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, a birthday, a corporate outing, or anything in between, personalized golf balls are a great gift for any golfer.
Personalized golf balls run the gamut from top-tier balls like a Pro V1 to something more colorful and eye-catching. Either way, this list has you covered.
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Bridgestone e12 Contact NCAA Yellow Golf Ball (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: Take your school pride out on the course. Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, and Florida come in a traditional white ball. LSU and Michigan come in yellow while Georgia and Ohio State come in red which makes them pop just in case you occasionally go into the woods.
Bridgestone Tour B X personalized golf balls (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: Bridgestone is the ball of choice for Tiger Woods among other PGA Tour pros. The Tour B is the top-tier ball for Bridgestone, perfect for the avid golfer in your life.
Callaway Chrome Soft personalized golf balls (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: Jon Rahm and Xander Schauffele use Callaway Chrome Soft golf balls, made for a range of golfers due to the combination of distance and forgiveness.
Srixon Z-Star XV 7 personalized golf ball (GlobalGolf)
Why we like it: 2021 Masters champ Hideki Matsuyama, 2019 Open champion Shane Lowry and 2010 U.S. Open Graeme McDowell all trust Srixon. At under $50 per dozen, the Z-Star is an incredibly well-priced ball.
TP5 personalized golf ball (TaylorMade)
Why we like it: TaylorMade’s roster includes some of the world’s best. Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Collin Morikawa, and Tommy Fleetwood all tee up a TP5 or TP5X.
Titleist AVX personalized golf balls (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: A bit softer than a ProV1 or ProV1x, the AVX is a great choice for those wanting a high-performing golf ball with a bit more feel.
Titleist Pro V1 personalized golf balls (PGA Tour Superstore)
Why we like it: The Titleist ProV1 and ProV1x are the most played balls on the PGA Tour. All golfers want them and all other golf balls want to be them.
Green Bay Packers logo golf ball (Wilson)
Why we like it: Do you have a huge football fan that you’re shopping for? Look no further than the Wilson Duo Soft+. They have all 32 NFL teams available as well as a special edition for the Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl LVI victory.
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Gear: Mizuno JPX 923 Forged irons Price: $137.50 each Specs: Grain-flow-forged 4120 Chromoly (4-7 irons) and 1025E mild carbon steel (8-GW) with milled micro-slot. Available in left- and right-hand versions. 4-iron through lob wedge
Available: Jan. 19, 2023 (pre-sale), Feb. 9, 2023 (in stores)
Who it's for: Accomplished golfers looking for a compact cavity-back iron that emphasizes feeling and control with some forgiveness.
The Skinny: Made for players who may have played muscleback blades in the recent past and golfers who demand control and feel, the JPX 923 Forged irons bring some distance, forgiveness and playability to a...
Gear: Mizuno JPX 923 Tour irons Price: $137.50 each Specs: Grain-flow-forged 1025E mild carbon steel. 4-iron through lob wedge
Available: Jan. 19, 2023 (pre-sale), Feb. 9, 2023 (in stores)
Who it's for: Is your name on your bag? Are you a college golfer, a club pro or someone who has a legitimate shot at winning the A Flight at your club championship? If so, the JPX 923 Tour could be a control- and feel-oriented option for you.
The Skinny: These irons are forged and shaped to appeal to the game's best golfers, with minimal offset, an extremely...
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