Golf Poker Chips

Yes — it is the reason golf chips took off. At 40mm across and 11–13g depending on material, a chip is wide enough to spot from standing height and heavy enough to stay put in wind, and unlike a dime it sits flush with the green so it will not deflect a putt rolling over it. Mark with the logo side up.

25 chips — $27.75 in composite, $32.00 in clay — and you can order in any increment of 25 after that. Per-chip pricing drops at 50, 100, 300 and every tier above — a 300-chip outing run works out to well under a dollar a chip in composite.

Composite is the value pick and prints the largest face. Clay is heavier with the casino feel — the one to choose if the chips will also see a poker table. Aluminum and hybrid add real heft and a metal look; 2" oversized gives twice the print area for a logo; plaques and magnetic suit prize and pro-shop pieces more than the green. Every material prints both sides and the golf designs are available in all of them.

Any design with a Logo space face is built for it, and you can print a different image on the back. Send vector art (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) or a 300 dpi PNG with a transparent background; our team cleans it up and sends a proof before anything prints.

Production runs 1–4 days on rush orders, plus transit. For a tournament we recommend placing the order two to three weeks out so there is room for a proof round and a shipping hiccup.

White, yellow and orange give the most contrast against turf and are easiest to find in the rough. Green and dark blue look sharp in the pro shop but blend into the grass — good for prize and drink tokens, less good for markers.

Yes. Mix as many designs as you like in one order; each individual design just needs to hit the 25-chip minimum. Flight letters, hole numbers and team names are all editable text fields in the designer.

That is the second half of most outing orders. Use the text-band designs — MULLIGAN, RAFFLE, ONE DRINK, CLOSEST TO PIN — in a contrasting body color so volunteers can tell them apart from ball markers at a glance.

The art is printed direct to the chip and sealed under a UV coating, so it is part of the chip rather than a sticker on top of it. Tees, sand and a divot tool rattling around a pocket will not scuff it off.