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Golf Balls & Packaging 2014 CUSTOM GOLF BALLS & PACKAGING CONSISTENCY. PERFORMANCE IS EXCELLENCE. CREATIVITY. RELIABILITY. QUALITY. Adam Scott Zach Johnson Jordan Spieth Ian Poulter Bill Haas Steve Stricker Jason Dufner Henrik Stenson Stacy Lewis Webb Simpson Cristie Kerr In golf and in business, it’s wise to choose a strong partner. At the game’s highest levels, superior product performance is what matters most. That’s why, week in and week out, more of the world’s best players trust the tour-proven performance and consistency of Titleist golf balls. THE MOST TRUSTED BALL IN GOLF. These are also the reasons why more of the world’s most prominent clubs and corporations choose to associate their brand image with Titleist, the golf ball performance and quality leader. NEAREST COMPETITOR #1 WORLDWIDE BALL COUNT 20,348 2,978 #1 WORLDWIDE WINS 145 36 PGA Tour Ball Count 3,252 637 LPGA Tour Ball Count 2,049 236 PGA European Tour Ball Count 3,490 666 Web.com Tour Ball Count 2,536 424 Champions Tour Ball Count 1,682 147 Canadian Tour Ball Count 906 188 Japan PGA Tour Ball Count 900 562 Asian Tour Ball Count 1,111 267 South African Tour Ball Count 1,423 349 Australasian Tour Ball Count 886 186 Korean Tour Ball Count 811 150 OneAsia Tour Ball Count 575 114 China Tour Ball Count 205 43 Latinoamerica Tour Ball Count 522 93 41 PGA Section Championships Ball Count 2,345 850 U.S. Amateur Championship Ball Count 245 39 U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship Ball Count 129 9 NCAA Men’s Division 1 Championship Ball Count 132 16 NCAA Women’s Division 1 Championship Ball Count 108 6 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Ball Count 117 20 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship Ball Count 132 8 Source: Darrell Survey, Sports Marketing Surveys, LTD. Based upon results through 11/21/2013 GOLF BALLS PRO V1® PRO V1X™ Best scoring performance for all golfers, very soft feel. Available Pro V1 performance with low long game spin and higher fl ight. Available in play numbers 1, 2, 3, 4; 5, 6, 7, 8; or special play numbers 00-99. in play numbers 1, 2, 3, 4; 5, 6, 7, 8; or special play numbers 00-99. NEW NXT® TOUR NEW NXT TOUR S Excellent scoring performance, NXT Tour performance with softer feel. exceeded only by Pro V1 and Pro V1x. Available in white and high optic yellow. NEW VELOCITY NEW DT® SOLO Fast ball speed and low spin for explosive distance. Distinctly soft compression feel with long distance. Available in play numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 00, 11, 22, 33. Available in white and high optic yellow. NEW GOLD NEW GOLD LADY NEW BLING Powerful distance from tee-to-green, even softer Excellent distance from tee-to-green, very soft feel Outstanding distance and short game control feel on all shots and short game control to improve on all shots and short game control for fi nesse along with even softer feel. Features a scoring. Available in white and high optix yellow. around the greens. Featuring the Susan G. Komen® pearlescent pink fi nish. ribbon logo on white golf balls. 15-ball packs and dozens 15-ball packs only 15-ball packs only Dozens only 3 GOLF BALL CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS PERSONALIZATION DOUBLE PERSONALIZATION Block lettering in ALL CAPS on one pole of the golf ball. Maximum 17 Block lettering in ALL CAPS on two poles of the golf ball. Maximum 17 characters per line – up to 3 lines. Imprint colours: black, blue, red, green, characters per line – up to 3 lines. Imprint colours: black, blue, red, green, pink, gold, or silver. pink, gold, or silver, same colour on both poles. MINIMUM LEAD-TIME MINIMUM LEAD-TIME 1 dozen 5 business days 1 dozen 7 business days LOGO DOUBLE LOGO 7/8" colour logo on one pole of the golf ball. Print up to 6 PMS colours. 7/8" colour logo on two poles of the golf ball. Print up to 6 PMS colours on both poles. MINIMUM LEAD-TIME MINIMUM LEAD-TIME 12 dozen (1-2 colour) 5 business days from artwork approval 24 dozen 10 business days from artwork approval 24 dozen (3-6 colour) LOGO & PERSONALIZATION PHOTOGRAPH Colour logo on one pole of the golf ball. Personalization on the opposite 7/8" colour photograph on one pole of the golf ball. Photograph is imprinted pole of the golf ball. using 4-colour process inks. High resolution, 300 ppi artwork required. MINIMUM LEAD-TIME MINIMUM LEAD-TIME 12 dozen (1-2 colour) 10 business days from artwork approval 12 dozen 5 business days from artwork approval 24 dozen (3-6 colour) 5 THE TITLEIST PRO V1® COLLECTION NEW TITLEIST PRO V1 GIFT BOX NEW TITLEIST PRO V1 TIN The perfect gift for participants at your next event, this handsome Titleist A unique gift that doubles as a keepsake to hold your valuables. gift box features Pro V1 or Pro V1x™ golf balls customized with your special Featuring a new black and brushed aluminum fi nish with Pro V1 or Pro V1x message or logo and a stock or custom Titleist Pro V1 adjustable hat. custom golf balls, this tin can be ordered with Titleist branding or can be imprinted on the lid with your logo. MINIMUM LEAD-TIME MINIMUM LEAD-TIME STOCK - 12 gift boxes 10 business days from artwork approval TITLEIST LID - 48 tins (12 dozen) 20 business days from artwork approval CUSTOM - 72 gift boxes 25 business days from artwork approval CUSTOM LID - 96 tins (24 dozen) 25 business days from artwork approval Titleist Lid Includes: • 3 Pro V1 or Pro V1x custom golf balls • 1 Titleist Sharpie® Mini (red) • 1 Titleist Pro V1 ball marker • 5 Titleist tees Custom Lid Includes: • 1 dozen Pro V1 or Pro V1x custom golf balls in stock packaging • Stock or custom Titleist Pro V1 adjustable hat in white Contained in pouch: • 2 Titleist Sharpie® Minis (red and black) • 2 Titleist Pro V1 ball markers Golf ball packaging is not available for customization. TITLEIST PRO V1 PRESENTATION BOX TITLEIST PRO V1 & PRO V1x HALF-DOZENS Wrapped in a rich black textured paper, this presentation box showcases The #1 ball in golf is also the #1 gift in golf. Customized with a special two sleeves of Pro V1 or Pro V1x custom golf balls along with a collectable message, corporate logo or event logo, the Pro V1 and Pro V1x half-dozens custom ball to highlight the club, corporate or event logo. are the perfect option for corporate, tournament or special event gifts. MINIMUM LEAD-TIME MINIMUM LEAD-TIME TITLEIST WRAP - 24 boxes (14 dozen) 20 business days from artwork approval PERSONALIZATION - 2 half-dozen 5 business days from artwork approval CUSTOM WRAP - 48 boxes (28 dozen) 25 business days from artwork approval LOGO - 24 half-dozen 5 business days from artwork approval Includes: • 2 sleeves of Pro V1 or Pro V1x custom golf balls • 1 collectable custom golf ball • 1 Titleist Pro V1 Scotty Cameron Pivot Tool (red) • 1 Titleist Pro V1 ball marker Titleist Wrap Custom Wrap 7 At Titleist,® your custom logo project will receive the creative support and exacting colour reproduction your brand deserves. Our patented state-of-the-art Spectrum™ Colour Imaging Process ensures superior logo and colour imprinting calibrated to strict Pantone® tolerances. In addition, our high-quality logo capabilities, renowned customer service and rapid turn-around times make custom projects fl ow seamlessly. Whether you select a simple personalization, multi-colour logo or a true-to- life photo imprint, the only limit is your imagination. MAKE A LASTING IMPRESSION. With PackEdge™ by Titleist, it is easier than ever to create your own custom packaging. This template- based program cuts lead-times in half from traditional printed custom packaging, reduces minimum orders and lowers custom packaging surcharges. In addition, Titleist also offers an unmatched array of traditional custom packaging options that will meet nearly any requirement. Whether you are looking to create a special gift for your next tournament, a memorable corporate gift or a package to commemorate a special holiday or life event, our experienced team of packaging engineers and graphic designers will help you develop the ideal confi guration for your specifi c needs. 9 RIBBON SERIES DOZEN Featuring a jewel-tone ribbon accent, this template wraps your custom golf balls in a design that resembles a gift. In addition, this template also balances your logo, the Titleist script and a golf ball model designation prominently on the cover. The colour of the ribbon can be adjusted to closely match the colour palette of your club or company brand identity. MINIMUM 48 dozen LEAD-TIME Titleist Golf Ball 25 business days from artwork approval Model Designation* COLOUR OPTIONS RIB01 RIB02 RIB03 RIBBON RED BALTIC BLUE MAJESTIC PURPLE Photograph must be 300 ppi at 4” x 10”. RIB04 RIB05 RIB06 Non-Photo Ribbon Series DARK HUNTER YELLOW OCHRE TETON WHITE *The golf ball model designation (Pro V1, NXT Tour, etc.) printed on the box lid is available with a minimum order of 48 dozen per ball type. MATRIX SERIES DOZEN The Matrix template is a modern design featuring a bold colour block pattern. The solid colours of the geometric shapes provide the perfect backdrop for your logo and photograph. Matching custom sleeves feature your logo on all four sides. The colours of this template can be adjusted to closely match the colour palette of your club or company brand identity. MINIMUM 48 dozen LEAD-TIME 25 business days from artwork approval COLOUR OPTIONS MAT01 MAT02 MAT03 BLACK BLUE BURGUNDY MAT04 MAT05 MAT06 EMERALD BEIGE GRAY Photograph must be 300 ppi at 5” x 7”.
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