Golf Pens

I have used the pen on different golf balls. I play in the early morning and there is always wet grass from dew or rain. I have been using yellow balls to be able to find them better if they go into the longer rough. On the yellow balls the ink fades very quickly. I am guessing it is because of the yellow paint. The Sharpie pens I usually use don't fade as quickly. I will use my white balls to see if there is a difference when the course is less wet.

These pens are such an upgrade from the typical sharpie that I used to use. After a round of golf the marking looks almost like new and has very little fade. My only complaint is that the color of the blue and red pen is so dark they almost look black. I would prefer these two colors be lighter and brighter. Just a small complaint because I will most certainly order more when I need a new supply.

The Pens smudged the minute I teed the Ball up and hit it. The Red and the Blue both smudged. Furthermore, I marked the Balls 3 days before playing with them. These pens are no better than a Sharpee.. !!! And if your intent is to promote Pens that are equivalent to a permanent marker, my advice is that your R&D Team spend more time in the Lab. There’s nothing special about the Pen… except being over priced.