Golf Ball Sleeve Boxes

Offer Durable and Eco-Safe Golf Ball Sleeve Boxes to Your Customers!

Choose durable packaging for your golf balls to ensure they remain safe during shipping. Add custom die-cut windows on the boxes for a sneak peek at the products. Use visually appealing designs and charming colors on the boxes to attract more customers. Order your tray and sleeve  boxes in bulk to save on the purchasing costs.

Reduce Your Brand’s Carbon Footprint with Eco-Safe Packaging 

Use paper-based packaging instead of plastic to ensure the safety of your golf balls and the environment. Attract more eco-conscious customers by choosing this packaging material for your ball sleeve boxes. Consider the following materials for your custom golf ball sleeve boxes:

• Rigid
• Kraft
• Cardboard
• Corrugated Cardboard

Get Various Sizes for the Custom golf ball sleeves

Provide your customers with various sizes for your golf ball boxes, keeping in mind the number of golf balls added inside the packaging. Customize the sizes of the boxes by measuring the dimensions of the golf balls. A regulation golf ball measures 1.68 inches (42.67 mm) across, so a sleeve is built around that diameter and grows only in length as you add balls. These are the four configurations we produce most often:

Sleeve Styles and How They Open

How the sleeve opens matters more than it sounds. A tour player pulls a sleeve out of a bag one-handed; a pro shop wants something that stacks and faces forward on a shelf. These are the structures we build most:

Tuck-top sleeve:  The standard three-ball format: straight tuck at one end, printed on all four panels. Cheapest per unit, ships flat, and folds in one motion. This is what most retail sleeves are.

Sleeve with die-cut window:  A cut-out down one panel shows the ball and its logo without opening the box. Worth the small extra cost when the ball itself is the selling point, such as a limited colour or a printed tournament logo.

Two-piece rigid sleeve:  A lift-off lid over a rigid base, used for premium and corporate gift balls. It costs more and ships assembled, but it is the format that survives being handed to a client.

Sleeve with insert:  A die-cut cardboard or foam insert holds each ball in its own cradle so nothing rattles in transit. Standard on anything shipping direct to consumer rather than pallet-to-store.

Outer dozen cartons:  A larger box built to hold four three-ball sleeves, printed as a single retail unit. If you sell by the dozen, the sleeve and the carton should be designed together so the artwork lines up.

Create a Unique Brand Identity in the Market 

Stuck on the designs? Let OXO Packaging assist you in finding the premium designs and colors for the boxes. With the free design consultation, you can get the latest marketing trends for the designs and colors for your golf ball sleeve boxes. Have a look at the following designs and colors for the boxes to make them more appealing to your customers:

• Pastel shades
• Vibrant tones
• Monochrome
• Textured designs
• Minimalist designs

Finalize the Visually Appealing Finishes

Finally, pick the aesthetically pleasing finishes for your golf sleeve boxes to make them more visible on the shelves. Choose one or more of the finishes on your boxes to make them irresistible. Have a look at the following finishes for your golf ball sleeve boxes:

• Matte

Choose the matte finish to give the colors and designs a reduced color vibrancy. Use this finish to give a subdued look to your boxes.

• Holographic

Add a rainbow sheen to the golf sleeve boxes with the holographic finish. Decide on the pattern for the holographic finish, like stars, lines, mesh, or dots.

• Embossing

When choosing intricate and detailed designs on the golf ball sleeve boxes, go for a textured look with the embossing finish. Give the visuals a 3D look with this finish.

• Gloss

Add a shiny and protective layer around the golf boxes with the gloss finish. Keep the boxes safe from abrasions with the gloss finish.

Order Your Custom Golf Ball Sleeve Boxes Today!

Choose a high-end yet eco-safe packaging material for your golf ball boxes to ensure they remain safe on the shelves and when being shipped. Choose various packaging materials like Kraft, cardboard, corrugated cardboard, or even rigid for the sleeve boxes. Go for custom die-cut windows on the boxes so customers can have a look at the balls before purchasing. Contact us today and get a free custom quote for your sleeve boxes.