Collector Series ball-markers will include two tiers of ball-markers. Tier 1 will be strictly limited edition runs with a number determined at the release. These will usually include the individual number of the piece (eg 01 of 20) and won't be released in this form again.

Tier 2 ball-markers are just as special as Tier 1 markers, but will be made in longer runs and may be remade after sellout. This allows us to offer a better price point due to the increased volume and not needing individual numbering. These are still made with the same craftsmanship and care as Tier 1 products.

You can, but please understand that one-off designs generally take as long (or longer) to design as our limited edition collector series. If it's a design theme that we could potentially release in our Collector Series, then we would offer you the first one off the mill as a thank you for your collaboration. Due to the costs/time it takes to design, prototype and then make, it may not be cost effective to create a one-off design for you. If you were to order a number of markers (minimum 10) we will likely be able to help in some way or provide some alternatives that can fit in your budget.

Short answer is yes, absolutely.

Long answer is that it will generally be cost prohibitive to get an Omen result and if we cannot deliver an Omen result, we won't take the job on.

Some marker designs require up to 50 individual layers each with their own settings to be programmed into our equipment to run the job not to mention the initial design time to create the concept. This can take several hours to accomplish before we run a test piece.

Whilst it is possible to create a marker with a single or reduced layers, the truth is it wouldn't be an Omen marker or be comparable to any of the examples on our website or social profiles.

If you are just looking for a cost effective one-off marker, try searching for a laser engraver near you and they should be able to produce for you.

If you want the absolute best, please reach out. We price every job upon application.

We are always experimenting with different metals including solid stainless steel, brass, copper and titanium. We prefer to use materials which have a heavy weight so you can feel it in your pocket and often the thickness is around 3-4mm depending on the design. We don't use anything but solid materials so that the pieces will last a lifetime. Our pieces are generally NOT magnetic unless expressly noted in the product listing as solid materials such as brass, copper and stainless do not have this quality.

Our markers are thick with each one 3-4mm. Check the product description for the specific size of the release you are looking at. These were never meant to be lightweight items that are used with a magnetic holder but heirloom collector pieces. The thickness of the material is our sign of quality, expertly machined into its individual design and made to be able to feel the weight in your pocket.

Some golfers prefer the patina that develops with age and others polish their markers with products such as Brasso or other non-abrasive cleaner to bring back that "just purchased" look.

Products that are abrasive like Autosol need to be used with care as it may strip back any applied patinas and smooth out markers featuring our bead-blasted satin finish. Markers truly get better with age and show every round they have been used like an heirloom item should.

Yes - copper will darken the fastest, brass will go a deep gold, stainless steel will hold its "out of the box look" the longest and will barely look any different in a year or more. Markers which are treated with a chemical patina, will hold their colour as well as the outside layer/s have been chemically altered.

Brass which has tarnished and developed a gold hue, can be brought back to the raw brass colour by mixing one part vinegar with 4 parts warm water, and gently rubbing onto the brass area.

Markers are made with the intent of developing a natural patina as they age and are used.

To reduce the amount of patina developing, a quality micro-crystalline wax such as Renaissance Wax can be applied to the piece and then carefully buffed off with a microfibre cloth by hand.

We ship everywhere in the world. We provide tracking and air freight times depend on the country but normally range within 4-10 business days. We use Australia Post, our pricing for shipping is based upon their online calculators taking into account size and weight.

The retail price of a marker varies on the design, material/s used, thickness of the material and if it is individually numbered, has paint filled areas or is individually marked with the name, achievement or other.

Our quantity pricing (15+ markers) will generally allow pro-shops to make a healthy margin on sales of approximately 100%.

There is a once-off $250 AUD charge to design and prototype your marker which includes programming our equipment to deliver the settings required to produce your design to a high level.

Omen markers have a presence and some pro shops we have worked with, have pre-purchased batches of 15-50 with the fronts sharing the same design. We produce the marker order on the side not needing personalisation and these are stored for you. When we receive the achievement to go onto the other side (eg hole in one) we complete that side (with name, hole number and date) and send to your club (normally within a day or two of receiving the details). Achievements can include hole in ones, monthly medal winners, nearest to pins, longest drives, life memberships or membership milestones, volunteer appreciation and other golfing and club achievements. The Omen marker then acts as a golfing trophy that can proudly be used by that golfer for a lifetime. They can also be manufactured with specific event titles or simply with "Stableford Winner" for items that do not need personalisation.

Pro shops we work with had such an interest in our markers (when hole in one recipients started to use them on the course), that other members started to request them through the pro shop to commemorate their achievement, (some of them many years before). These were then able to be ordered from their pro shop and using our bulk purchase quantity of 15+ (which can be pre-purchased and then stored at our premises until the details come through to engrave), we were able to have the personalised markers delivered within a few working days. We are happy to provide a sample that golfers can view in your pro shop along with posters or other POS material.

If you have a project in mind, whether an achievement based marker range, or pro-shop premium exclusive - let's work together to offer your club members an unforgettable experience. We can tailor the options to suit your intended retail price which can vary depending on the club and demographic.

Our markers will never be able to compete in price with large quantity orders from traditional ball marker suppliers from overseas, but if you have a membership base that prefer quality and exclusivity, our pieces will be a great match for your pro shop.

All details can be entered via the form on the product page of the personalised marker you are shopping for. Please enter these details prior to checking out your marker.

We will assess each marker on its merits and if we feel that some details are too long to fit (remember we are working on a marker generally 38mm in diameter or smaller), we will create the design for proofing and email to you explaining the best-fit scenario. The personalised markers offered do not include numerous revisions or redesigns and if this is required, we will inform you. Mark has been a graphic designer since 1998 and his wish is to get the best result for you. Always keep in mind that a marker is 38mm in diameter and whilst it may look like there is plenty of free space to fill when zoomed in with a proof at 500%, at real-life size trying to cram too much info in can turn a well laid out piece to a piece that is headache inducing very quickly :)

We always have the option of a custom design, however this can be cost-prohibitive when there is only one piece being designed, prototyped and then produced.