Does Putterfingers Offer Custom Printing and Branded Mini Golf Products?

Yes. Putterfingers lists both a print and merchandising service and a branded product line, with branded gloss low-bounce mini golf balls shown as a top seller starting from $1.56 ex VAT. This suits corporate events, promotions and giveaways where you want your logo on the equipment rather than plain stock. The site does not publish a design process, minimum order quantities or turnaround times, so confirm those directly before planning a campaign.

What branded products are shown

The site's top-seller section includes three product lines relevant to branding:

The branded balls carry a premium of roughly $0.50 per ball over the standard version at the listed starting prices. That gap is the clearest published signal of what branding costs at entry level, though it will vary with order size and artwork.

The print and merchandising service

The homepage promotes "Print & Merch" alongside equipment and course hire, and a "Did you know we print too?" prompt links to further detail. The site does not specify what can be printed (balls, putters, scorecards, signage, apparel) or in what formats. Treat the service as existing and worth enquiring about, not as a confirmed menu of options.

Where branded mini golf fits

• Corporate events and charity days. The site's own reviews describe a corporate charity day where staff set up and packed away efficiently. Branded balls double as take-home giveaways.
• Weddings and parties. Reviews mention wedding golf packages; branded balls work as favours, though plain stock is cheaper if branding adds no value to guests.
• Promotions and retail. Branded balls at $1.56 ex VAT are plausible low-cost promotional items, but confirm minimum quantities before budgeting.

Hire or buy, and when branding matters

Hire suits one-off events where you need a course for a day or weekend and don't want storage or resale concerns. Buying suits repeated use, resale, or situations where you want branded equipment you keep. If branding is the priority, buying branded balls or putters makes more sense than hiring, since hired equipment is unlikely to carry your logo. The site does not publish hire prices, so compare quotes directly.

Practical checks before ordering

1. Confirm what can be branded. Ask specifically about balls, putters and any print items; the site only confirms branded balls.
2. Ask for minimum order quantities and artwork requirements. Neither is published.
3. Check dispatch timing. The site states orders before 2pm get same-weekday dispatch, which matters for event deadlines.
4. Confirm pricing currency and VAT treatment. Listed prices are in dollars ex VAT, while the site positions itself as a UK supplier; clarify what you'll actually be charged.
5. Request a sample or proof before committing to a large branded run.

The main gap is documentation: branding capability is advertised but not detailed. A short enquiry covering quantities, artwork format and lead time will tell you whether the service fits your event faster than any page on the site.