The Golf Ball Stamp uses permanent ink to make a smudge free imprint that lasts forever on most ball surfaces. Stamp your initials, name, logo or any custom message that will fit within 14 letters or a 3/8" circle on your golf balls. After purchase you can specify what initials or logo you want the stamp personalized with by email. Or, specify personalization details in the gift message field. The ink dries in seconds with no overcoating necessary, and the stamp is pre-inked and ready to use right out of the box. The Golf Ball Stamp can easily be carried in your golf bag. Choose from 3 different ink colors: black, red, or blue ink. The flexible stamping surface will conform to any dimpled ball surface to make a quality imprint.
M**K
Great product
Takes a little practice like the instructions say but does a nice neat job once you get the hang of it. Waiting to see how the ink holds up when playing.
D**Y
Not a high quality stamp…not Bold enough print
I wish I could have chosen the font. Mostly disappointed in that. Would have loved to chosen the ink color
S**A
Doesn’t come off the ball at all!
I sent in my name as a logo. This is so easy to use. Goes on smooth and easy. And doesn’t come off no matter how many times you hit the ball. Best thing is no one can say that is there ball. Cause I stamp it 4 times. Best golf investment!
M**.
Works perfectly well.
downside - consider options to increase font size!positives - does not smudge, ink is very durable, easy to use!
B**L
Did not work to well
Disliked because the ink smeared on the golf ball while utilizing the stamp
D**N
Ink stays on..
This is a great product. It takes a bit to get the knack of using it, but it works wonderfully. And how cool is it to have personally monogrammed golf balls. Ink stays put, even when put through the ball washer.
M**R
Golf Ball Stamper
I love it. So easy to use. The ink is permanent and doesn’t smear!
T**D
Too light to be effective
I like everything about it except the ink. It is barely dark enough to see on the ball. Description said black ink will look blue. But, the stamp barely qualifies as even being blue. Perhaps powder blue, I guess.
