Golf Accessories

Golf scorecard pencils sit at the entry end of this range and licensed-brand luggage and a golf multi-tool sit at the top, with neoprene ball holders, putter covers, custom head covers, cooler bags, duffel bags, backpacks, and golf gloves filling the middle. A pencil for the scorecard, ball holder for the bag loop, and a head cover or cooler as a feature item based on the event budget. Printing works on pencils and firm surfaces. Full colour digital transfers apply complex artwork to polyester and soft goods where printing can't match the colour range. Sublimation bonds ink into neoprene and polyester fibres for ball holders and club covers that hold their appearance through seasons of handling.

A scorecard pencil with a printed logo goes into every bag on the day at a low cost per unit, and a licensed-brand duffel bag or insulated cooler bag stays in the recipient's kit for years after the event. This range covers both ends of that decision and every price point in between, all in a single order if needed.

Licensed-brand items at the top of the range let the manufacturer's name do some of the gifting work alongside the buyer's logo.

Good to Know

Which items suit high-volume event giveaways and which suit feature prizes?

Scorecard pencils and neoprene ball holders work well at high volume because they're compact and low-cost per unit, and the branding stays visible throughout the round. Head covers, cooler bags, gloves, and licensed-brand bags suit feature prizes or sponsor gifts where a smaller quantity at a higher unit price is right for the occasion.

Do all items in this range suit full colour artwork?

Full colour digital transfers apply to polyester and soft goods, and sublimation on neoprene gives full-coverage results on ball holders and club covers. Pencils and hard-surface items use pad printing, which suits single- or two-colour logos rather than photographic-level colour reproduction.

What is the difference between a full colour digital transfer and sublimation?

A full colour digital transfer applies a printed film to polyester or soft goods using heat, bonding the artwork to the material surface. Sublimation turns ink into vapour under heat so it bonds directly into the fibres of neoprene or polyester, making the colour part of the fabric.

Can an order mix entry-level and licensed-brand items?

Each item in this range is ordered and decorated independently, so an event organiser can combine scorecard pencils for every player with a smaller quantity of Titleist or Callaway bags as prizes. The quantities and decoration for each product type don't need to match across the order.