Vintage Finish Golf Ball Markers — Custom Embossed Logo

Heavy struck-metal ball markers with your logo raised in relief and an antiqued finish rubbed back to catch the light. No plastic, no stickers, no colour needed — just weight, texture, and a design that looks like it came out of a coin press. Four sizes, minimums from 50.

Made like a coin, not a badge.

The design is struck into solid metal in relief, then finished in antique brass, copper, pewter, or gunmetal and polished back so the raised surfaces catch light while the recesses stay dark. It's the same technique behind challenge coins and commemorative medallions, and it produces something that reads as an object rather than a promotional item.

No colour required. That's the point. Where an enamel marker needs a logo built for flat colour fill, this format works from relief and shadow alone — which means it handles detail, texture, and fine linework that enamel would flatten. Crests, wildlife, mountain ranges, monograms, and intricate club logos all come through with depth. If your logo has been difficult to reproduce on merchandise, this is usually the process that finally does it justice.

Weight in the hand. At around 20 grams in solid zinc alloy, brass, copper, or stainless steel, these have real heft. They sit flat and stable on a green in wind, and they feel substantial in a pocket — the specific quality that makes people keep a marker for years rather than losing it by the back nine.

Four sizes. 25mm through 40mm, covering everything from a discreet standard marker to a larger presentation piece suited to prize giving and display.

Magnetic-compatible, so it works with hat clips, glove magnets, and magnetic divot tools.

Where these land: club championship and member-guest prizes, anniversary and commemorative pieces, pro shop retail, milestone and retirement gifts, and course-branded retail that needs to feel worth paying for. This is the format for the order that has to feel special, not the one that has to be cheap.

Feature Bullets

• Struck metal relief — your logo raised in the metal itself, not printed or stuck on
• Antique finishes — brass, copper, pewter, gunmetal, polished or brushed
• Handles fine detail — texture, linework, and shading that enamel can't hold
• Substantial weight — roughly 20g of solid metal, stable on a windy green
• Four sizes — 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, and 38–40mm
• Multiple metals — zinc alloy, iron, stainless steel, brass, copper
• Magnetic-compatible — works with hat clips, glove magnets, and divot tools
• Optional colour — soft or hard enamel fill available if you want accent colour
• Low minimums — from 50 pieces, with sharp bulk pricing at volume
• Free artwork service — the factory will prepare your logo for the die

Specifications

Antique Relief vs Enamel — Which to Choose

• Antique relief (this product) — no colour, all texture and shadow. Best for detailed, illustrative, or traditional logos; heritage clubs; commemorative and prize pieces. Reads as premium and timeless.
• Enamel fill — bold colour, flat fields, crisp separation. Best for modern logos with defined brand colours, team identities, and corporate marks. Reads as bright and contemporary.

Not sure? If your logo is a crest, an animal, a landscape, or anything with fine internal detail, relief will serve it better. If it's two or three flat brand colours, go enamel.

Custom Order Process (add as a section or tab)

1. Choose your size, metal, and finish.
2. Send your logo — vector files (.AI, .EPS, .SVG) are ideal, but the free artwork service can work from most formats. Relief handles detail well, but very fine text under about 2mm tall will soften in the strike.
3. We'll cut a die and send a digital proof, with physical samples available on larger runs.
4. Production takes approximately [X] business days after approval.

Ordering for a tournament or stocking a shop? [Contact us] for volume pricing and custom packaging.