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Buying Titleist logo golf balls is a great way to customize
your golf balls and get some of the best golf balls on the market
as well. Logoed golf balls are becoming extremely popular,
and it’s amazing to see what you can put on a golf ball.
With Titleist balls, for example, you can choose from many
different options. Perhaps you’d like to go budget and get
the Titleist DT Solo, Titleist NXT or maybe you want the best and go for
a ball like the Titleist Pro V1X or Pro V1. Either way you’re getting
a top class ball with your own corporate logo printed on it.
 Maybe you’re looking for some unique promotional golf gift ideas,
or having a company golf day, or perhaps you have a special event
for which you need some simple
but effective give aways that don’t cost the earth.
One really appealing thing about the Titleist logo golf balls is
that people are beginning to see them as more than just a golf tool.
They are fantastic marketing tool for people who can see
outside the box. With more and more business people meeting on the
golf course, having your own personalized balls printed to hand out to
clients, customers and associates is viewed as a brilliant corporate move.
If you are new to the world of golf you may believe that all
golf balls are created equal. This isn’t the case at all, and for someone
who has been playing competitive golf will tell you, the ball can be just as
important, if not more so than the club. Titleist golf balls are really a
great choice for anyone, even those who just like to practice at the driving range.
Every golfer, whether professional or not, has a favorite brand of golf balls.
Titleist logo golf balls seem to be high on the list of people on the PGA tour
and those who just head to the green every weekend.
These balls are made to handle high speed and they hold just the right
amount of spin for everyone from a seasoned pro to a novice.
Titleist has long been recognized for its golf ball usage and success
across the professional tours, with club professionals and
at every level of competitive golf. As the world's top golfers gathered
at Augusta National for the year's first major, 55 players relied upon
Titleist golf balls in their quest for the coveted green jacket, nearly
five times the nearest competitor with 12.
Players who use the Titleist on the PGA tour
Here some HIGHLIGHTS about the number golf ballTitleist golf balls were the choice of more than eight times as many players as the nearest competitor:
Titleist: 20,742. Nearest competitor: 2,521;
Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls were played to win more than six times as many events across the worldwide tours than the nearest competitor:
Titleist: 169. Nearest competitor 28;
Titleist golf ball players combined to earn more than five times more money than the nearest competitor:
Titleist: $342,203,366. Nearest competitor: $58,254,727.
On the 2007 PGA TOUR, Titleist golf ball player’s accumulated 23 victories, as many as all other golf balls combined.
With 4,349 players, nearly 3 out of every 4 teed up Titleist, that’s more than nine times the nearest competitor with 477.
More than half of the top 50 money winners on the 2007 PGA TOUR relied upon Titleist golf balls for their success,
including Masters champion Zach Johnson (Pro V1x), U.S. Open champion Angel Cabrera (Pro V1x) and
British Open champion Padraig Harrington (Pro V1x).
Nine players trusted Titleist golf balls en route to their first career PGA TOUR victories in 2007,
including Charley Hoffman (Bob Hope Chrysler Classic), Mark Wilson (Honda Classic),
Boo Weekley (Verizon Heritage), Nick Watney (Zurich Classic of New Orleans),
Hunter Mahan (Travelers Championship), Brian Bateman (Buick Open),
Joe Ogilvie (U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee), George McNeill
(Frys.com Open) and Daniel Chopra (Ginn sur Mer Classic).
Titleist was the #1 ball at the Presidents Cup with 12 players, including six from the victorious
United States team and six on the International squad. Among the Titleist golf ball loyalists on the U.S.
Team were Woody Austin, Zach Johnson, Hunter Mahan, Steve Stricker, David
Toms and Scott Verplank. Titleist players on the International team were Angel Cabrera,
Geoff Ogilvy, Nick O'Hern, Adam Scott, Vijay Singh and Mike Weir.
Titleist players registered five times more victories on the 2007 PGA European
Tour (Titleist 30, Nearest Competitor 6) and more than five times as many wins on the Champions
Tour (Titleist 21, Nearest Competitor 4) than the nearest competitor.
Of the 25 players who graduated from the 2007 Nationwide
Tour and earned their PGA TOUR cards for 2008 based on final earnings,
18 relied upon Titleist golf balls. Similarly, of the 26 players who earned their
cards via the 2008 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament, 21 relied on Titleist golf
balls including medalist Frank Lickliter who led wire-to-wire in the six round event.
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