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Custom Golf Ball Markers and Hat Clips

On the green, a player lifts the ball and sets down a marker, often a coin or a plastic disc that someone handed out at the last tournament. Make that marker yours and it shows up every time a putt is lined up. This collection offers 20 options.


Round, square and shaped acrylic markers cost from $0.45. Poker chip markers come in recycled plastic, weighted two sided and pop-out metal versions. Magnetic hat clips from Ahead and SNAPS Golf hold a marker on a cap brim, and leather card holders add a premium touch.


Marker Styles at a Glance

  • Acrylic markers: circles, squares and custom shapes up to 1 square inch, the most affordable markers here.
  • Poker chips: a satisfying weight in the hand, with a removable marker in metal or magnet versions on several.
  • Hat and brim clips: a magnetic clip from Ahead or SNAPS Golf, or a silicone brim clip with a removable marker.
  • Tools with a marker: divot repair tools and a brass bottle opener that hold a marker in a recess.
  • Leather holders: Ahead card and scorecard holders with a ball marker set into the leather, sized for a back pocket.


Full color printing covers twelve of these markers and handles fine detail on a small face, screen printing works for simple marks, and four can be laser engraved. Minimums run from 12 to 250 pieces, and production takes 10 to 12 working days. Hole sponsors like them because the cost per player stays low and the logo sits right beside the cup.

Frequently Asked Questions

The collection offers 20 options:

  • Acrylic markers in circle, square and custom shapes
  • Poker chip markers, including weighted and magnetic versions
  • Hat clips with removable or magnetic markers
  • Divot tools and bottle openers with markers
  • Leather card and scorecard holders with markers

Acrylic markers in a circle or square start at about $0.45, and shaped acrylic markers cost about $0.57. Poker chip markers run $1.34 to $6.53. Hat clips cost about $4.73 to $10.53, and Ahead leather card and scorecard holders with markers sit at the top, around $30.53 to $40.53.

A poker chip ball marker looks like a casino chip and is used to mark a ball on the green. Options include a recycled plastic chip at about $1.34, the Ahead weighted two-sided chip, a chip with a pop-out metal marker and an Ahead chip with a magnetic marker. Golfers often collect them.

A hat clip attaches to the brim of a cap and holds a ball marker so it is always within reach. The Silicone Brim Clip has a removable marker, while the SNAPS and Ahead Switchfix hat clips hold markers by magnet. They make a stylish, practical gift for regular golfers.

Often, yes. Minimums range from 12 to 250 pieces depending on the marker. Markers are made in roughly 10 to 12 days, and each design adds $45 to $95 for setup. Low minimums on premium markers help when you want a small batch of high-end gifts.

Full color printing on 12 markers suits detailed logos on poker chips and hat clips. Screen printing on 8 works for acrylic markers. Laser engraving on 4 metal pieces gives a permanent finish. Three markers are made in the USA, and seven are PVC free.