Designing custom displays is our specialty.  No display is too big or too little.   We love to bounce around ideas with you and work to give you just the right look to complement your decor.   Spouses often call back to say how much they love showing off our unique ball displays.  They consider them as works of art and conversation pieces!   Call us - write us - send an email!  -  Just do it!

New service:  Buy some non-logo playing balls and beat the high per ball shipping cost of sending less than a dozen balls. 

The US Postal Service offers a medium flat rate mailing box for $11.35.  This box holds up to 117 balls so price/ball can get down to only 10 cents per ball for postage versus the 80 cents or so for small orders.  There also is a large flat rate box which holds 180 balls @ $15.45.   Or use the small flat rate ($5.20) box which can hold up to 16 balls.  Fill it up to get your best shipping value.  Add a few playing balls to round out your order of logo balls.   It's almost like free shipping for those extra balls!    Tell me what brand you play and I will select some pearls for you. Non-logo playing balls are priced competitively for $2/ball (e.g.: Pro-V1s), $1/ball (e.g.:  Titleist SoLo), or $0.50/ball (e.g.:  Pinnacle).   

  I respond to ALL emails sent to me so if you ever fail to get a response from me, please retry or call me on 954-942-1418.  (Sometimes your firewall prevents my message from getting thru to you.)  Send an order via email, FAX, or regular mail and I will process it as soon as I can.  Happy collecting!

Let me find you the logo golf ball that you are looking so hard for!  Cost is determined by acquisition ease, brand, and condition.  Let me know what you want.   email ROGER

Already designed demo or custom displays are available too.  Please email or call for prices or sizes.  Banner (great for top of a wall - 3 rows of balls - just tell me how long you want it),  Border (3 ball border around a picture), Box-10 (10 balls in a transparent top/bottom cigar size box),  Plaque-8 (two rows of four balls and room for a name plate), Plaque-12 (four rows of three balls and room for a name plate), Clock-12 (oak frame square, green felt, balls as hour digits),  Australia-100 (100 balls fitted into a back panel in the shape of Australia), AZ-96, CA-46, DE-89, FL-21, GA-152, Germany-44, IL-50, Ireland-38, lighthouse-57, LongIsland-30, ME-67, MA-59, Masters-4, MN-64, MO-63, NC-70, NJ-100, NY-39, Picture frame-18, SC-66, Tiger-5, TN-96, TX-63, TX-106, United Kingdom-41, UT-100, VA-28/49/72, WA-71, WV-31, WI-62, World-302.

Go to the end of this page to see low priced golf items and Sports memorabilia. 

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New wall displays ( shown below) from only  $19.95 !!!

These problems are solved by an innovative new ball storage system concept using our patented golf ball shelf to attach large numbers of golf balls to a vertical surface.   The display takes less wall space (because the ball shelves are so thin) and yet, the design allows one to easily add or remove balls.  Mixing various sized balls within the display is also easy because of the flexibility of the ball shelf.   Another important feature is that the unique design of the ball cradle minimizes the ball turning problem (due to surface vibrations) of present racks.  Finally, because the shelves are transparent, they virtually disappear after the display is filled with balls.  After all, your collection of balls should be the center of attraction.

I had been trying different ways to display my collection of  28,000 country club logo golf balls.   Finally, after over ten years and many attempts, we came up with the ball shelf.   The concept is simple, yet more functional than any ball rack on the market now.  Our display line can have a modern  contemporary look (using shiny black or clear acrylic as the back panel), or a traditional look (using oak or oak veneer), or a nice, yet inexpensive, look (using dull black expanded PVC).  

The displays are either wall mounted or sit on a flat surface.   Each model is named after its shape or style and the number of balls that it holds.  A display consists of a grooved back panel, transparent ball shelves which snuggly fit into the grooves, and an optional frame.   The back panel can be made of any material that can be drilled into.   It also can be cut to any size or shape so customizing is relatively easy. 

 email ROGER for details.

Small clock held up by a bag and clubs  - 2" tall made of brushed aluminum - $8

2003 US Open Olympia Fields divot tool -$5

104th US Open Shinnecock Hills divot tool- $5

1-1/2" diameter goldish Collector's medallion - Tom Lehman - PGA Partners Tour Club - $2

Ultradata's  Instant Course Reference palm computer = The Golf Guide: $5