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Custom Brand Name Promotional Outdoor and Leisure Products

Weekends, golf outings and company picnics call for gear people actually enjoy. This collection pulls together outdoor and leisure items from names buyers know: Titleist, Srixon and Bridgestone golf balls, Igloo, Arctic Zone and Dometic coolers, Slowtide beach towels, Cuisinart Outdoors grilling tools and Stanley and Hydro Flask bottles.


There are also Modern Sprout grow kits and Ahead golf headwear. Logos are applied in full color, screen print, embroidery or laser engraving, and some items can be ordered one at a time.


Golf and sport

  • Golf balls: Titleist, Srixon and Bridgestone sleeves and boxes are staple prizes for charity scrambles, member events and client days.
  • Golf accessories: Ahead headwear and towels add a team look to a tournament field and double as hole sponsor gifts.
  • Water and sun: Slowtide towels and Hydro Flask bottles give outings something useful for hot afternoons by the pool.


Camp and backyard

  • Coolers: Igloo, Arctic Zone and Dometic coolers keep food and drinks cold for tailgates, boat days and crew lunches.
  • Grill and cookout: Cuisinart Outdoors tools turn a picnic or a customer cookout into a lasting branded memory.
  • Gardening: Modern Sprout kits and plantable items suit eco-minded campaigns and spring events.


Think about where the item will be used: the course, the lake, the campsite or the backyard. Prices begin at $1.30, and imprint methods vary with the material, so check each product page. We can send a proof for you to approve before production, and the time needed varies by item. Larger coolers and premium golf balls cost more than towels and small accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Prices begin at about $1.30 for plantable gift packs and seed packets, and golf ball markers and tee sets are near $4 to $7. Branded golf balls start around $7 for a three pack, hard coolers and hammocks sit around $50, and premium rolling and electric coolers climb toward $995.

Minimums run from a single piece to 250 pieces depending on the item. Golf balls, ball markers and seed packets are common for tournaments and are ordered in larger runs. Premium coolers can often be ordered in small quantities. Setup fees range from $40 to $110, and each product page shows its own terms.

Full color is the most widely offered here and suits coolers, golf balls and ball markers with detailed logos. Screen print works on many bags and cups, and embroidery is used on towels, hats and soft goods. Laser engraving marks metal drinkware. Product pages list what each item accepts.

All three are respected golf names, so the choice is mostly budget and audience. Bridgestone and Srixon offer three packs and bulk boxes at modest price points, a good fit for outing gift bags. Titleist signals a premium gift for sponsors and top clients. Compare pack size and price against your player count.

Think about capacity, portability and how long contents must stay cold. Igloo, Arctic Zone and Dometic offer a range from soft packs to hard coolers and electric models, while Out of the Woods paper and messenger styles work for casual events. Features include carry handles, zippered pockets and insulation.

Golf balls with a ball marker make an easy, welcome golf outing gift. For retreats, insulated bottles from Hydro Flask or Stanley, a Slowtide towel or a cooler are practical keepsakes. Plantable gift packs from Bloomin add a low-cost, eco-friendly touch for guests and sponsors alike.