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How to Start a Golf Ball Wholesale Business?

“How do I start my golf ball wholesale business?” I believe I’m qualified to answer that. Back in 2015, a US client named Mike started his golf ball journey from a basement in Michigan. That same year, he chose Golfara as his first supplier. We’ve supported each other ever since

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Which Is Better for Golf Ball OEM: China or Vietnam?

Vietnam is better for tariff savings and labor efficiency; China is better for customization and lead time control. When choosing between Vietnam and China for golf ball OEM, it comes down to supply chain maturity, tariff strategy, and production flexibility. China offers deep customization and fast lead times, while Vietnam

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Which Is Better for Sourcing: Japan or China Golf Balls?

China offers high-volume, low-MOQ OEM golf balls at low cost, ideal for large-scale promotions and general golf courses. Japan focuses on high-end urethane balls with precision and stable export but higher price, suited for professional players and premium tournaments. Choosing between Japan and China for golf ball manufacturing can mean

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Why 80% of Golf Balls Are Made in Asia?

Asia manufactures most golf balls globally by leveraging lower costs, end-to-end supply chains, and mature OEM systems. Global golf ball sales are growing steadily, yet production is highly concentrated in Asia. You may have noticed that—regardless of whether a brand is American, Japanese, or European—most golf balls carry the mark

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Are Golf Balls Made in China?

Yes, over 60% of surlyn golf balls sold worldwide are made in China, mainly by OEM factories in Guangdong and Fujian. China leads the global golf ball production market due to scale, material availability, and cost efficiency. But quality and certifications vary. This Q\&A guide answers what buyers must know

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2-Piece vs 3-Piece Golf Balls: Best Choice for B2B Bulk Orders

For B2B bulk orders, neither 2-piece nor 3-piece golf balls is universally “better”—fit to usage scenario drives ROI and buyer satisfaction. Key Takeaway In B2B sourcing, 2-piece vs 3-piece golf balls isn’t about “higher spec wins.” 2-piece maximizes distance, durability, and lowest landed cost in high-attrition channels; 3-piece elevates greenside

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2-Piece vs 3-Piece Golf Balls: Bulk Buying Guide 2025

If you’re buying golf balls in bulk, small construction differences compound into big gaps in distance, spin, durability, and landed cost. I’m Tony, founder of Golfara. I help ranges, retailers, and event organizers lock the right spec—without overpaying or missing peak season. Key Takeaway Two‑piece golf balls minimize spin and

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Complete Guide to Custom Golf Ball Logo Printing Methods

There are 5 main ways to print logos on golf balls — each with its own pros, costs, and ideal use cases. Choosing the wrong one could lead to poor print quality, delivery delays, or unexpected costs. This guide helps B2B buyers pick the right method with confidence. Overview: All

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How to Order Custom Golf Balls in Bulk with Your Logo?

This guide shows you exactly how to do it — from pricing, printing methods, and packaging options to timelines, logistics, and supplier tips. Save time and avoid common mistakes with this B2B buyer’s playbook. B2B buyers often ask these key questions before ordering custom golf balls: What’s the MOQ and

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