UV-Ready Blank Golf Balls (1 Dozen) – Unmarked 2-Piece Surlyn, USGA Compliant
UV-Ready Blank Golf Balls (1 Dozen) – Unmarked 2-Piece Surlyn, USGA Compliant
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Skip the prep work and print straight out of the box. These blank golf balls are built for UV printing from the ground up: a 2-piece Surlyn tournament ball with a factory-applied primer coat and a completely unmarked surface — no logos, no alignment arrows, no side stamps. What you get is a clean 360-degree canvas with ink adhesion dialed in before you ever load the printer.
Made for print shops, promotional decorators, and tournament organizers who need consistent, high-resolution results without acetone wipes, logo stripping, or sanding.
Key Features
- Factory-primed for UV printing: a specialized base coat formulated for direct-to-object UV inks delivers sharp lines, rich color, and scratch resistance right out of the box.
- 100% unmarked: zero pre-printed logos, numbers, or alignment aids — total design freedom on every ball.
- Tournament-grade construction: fully conforms to USGA and R&A performance and dimensional regulations, so printed balls stay playable.
- Sold by the dozen: 12-ball packs make it easy to stage printing jigs, count production batches, and pack customer orders. Larger 6-dozen and 25-dozen options for volume runs.
Specifications
- Construction: 2-piece Surlyn match ball
- Compression: 73 — responsive feel with strong energy transfer
- Cover: Surlyn, 83 Shore D hardness
- Dimples: 332-dimple pattern for optimal lift and low drag
- Diameter: 43 mm (1.69 in)
- Weight: 45 grams (1.58 oz)
- Surface: factory UV-print primer, unbranded
Pro Tip: Protect Your Print
A golf ball takes thousands of pounds of instantaneous force on every drive. For maximum durability against scuffs, sand traps, and high-velocity strikes, spray or cure a clear protective topcoat (acrylic or polyurethane) over your finished UV print.
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