As golfers off the course, there are few things as cool as having a golf ball display case to preserve your most valuable balls.  Whether you want something for one ball or something that can hold multiple balls, there are so many options and variations of those when it comes to golf ball display cases.

Depending on what you want to use the case for, you might spend too much time looking for an ideal case.  For this reason, we decided to assist you. We went through the various options available today and narrowed it down to a list of what we think are the best options you could get.

Let’s take a look.

When it comes to single golf ball cases, there are tons of options you could scour through in pursuit of your ball’s perfect home. The cases usually vary slightly depending on the materials used to make them and whether or not they come with options to display the information about the ball. This then means that the choice of the best can often be subjective.

Single golf ball displays are a great gift idea for women and men who win a tournament or get a first hole-in-one.

So, here are a few options we think you would love for storing single balls that you can pick your favorite from.

If you are looking for an option to store a ball that holds significant personal value to you or a collector’s ball, the Chez Monett Hole In One Golf Ball Display Case is one of the best options you could go for.

The case is made with a walnut wood composite and comes with a padded interior for the ultimate finish. You could easily match this case with your house’s interior to be a good conversation starter with your golfing friends.

The case has a glass lid to protect the ball from dust or damage from external materials. Also, you can purchase it with a custom plaque detailing the ball’s significance or any information you may want to be added to it.

When you finally hit a hole in one, you will need that ball to be seen from all sides. With its all-around acrylic cover and cherry or black wood base, the Eureka Golf Case allows you to do just that. Also, the ball comes rested on a tee.

All purchases come with a personalized inscription on the bottom to remind you of the exact day and stats of your hole-in-one achievement. Its acrylic glass and wood base finish blend nicely as a desktop or shelf piece.

Over time, if you keep playing the game, you may collect more than one ball. You will find that single cases may not be the best option as the more you get, the less shelf space you’ll have.

Moderately sized cases are a good way of storing collections of balls that may be related in one way or another. For instance, if you have won the same competition multiple times, you may want to store balls from the competition together.

We are going to start things off small with a 6-ball display case. This case not only comes with space for 6 balls but also six engraved plates to separate each ball according to its significance. The outer cover is made of cherry wood, and each ball rests on its small wooden compartment with a hole. The case also comes with a protective acrylic cover that slides from the top to prevent dust particles or any sort of external damage.

If you are looking to start a hole-in-one collection or simply want a case for a small collection of balls that may or not be related, this is the way to go.

Depending on the number of balls you have, you can find personalized variations of all these cases that can accommodate anywhere between 2-110 balls.

After some time of collecting balls or simply just storing them for whatever reason, you may need to start considering moderately sized options. These cases are just enough to keep you collecting without worrying about taking up too much space in your home.

The KCRasan golf ball display comes with enough space to store up to 30 balls. Unlike other similar cases, it is surrounded by 360-degree foam to prevent scratch damage on the balls. In addition, it comes with a shatterproof acrylic door that protects from UV light that may cause the balls to turn yellow. For extra safety, the door also comes with a gold-plated lock.

Unlike other cases, DisplayGifts 49 ball display uses a 4mm glass cover which is easier to clean and more resistant to scratch and UV light damage than most of the competition’s acrylic equivalents.

The case can either be mounted on a wall or serve as a stand-alone on any flat surface. Each row has well-spaced dimples where you can place the balls to prevent them from rolling in the case.

The display case is well-designed, has an appealing finish, and is made from solid material. You can purchase it either in Black, Cherry, Oak, or Walnut.

If you have reached this part of the article, chances are you are not new to collecting balls or are looking for a huge cabinet for your club. The following are great to fill up a large space in a room and slowly fill up over time, with tournament-winning balls, hole-in-ones, or anything else you desire. Here are our picks for the best large options. These look great placed next to smart golf club storage too.

One distinct characteristic you will pick up on with this modern golf ball display case

is that each of the 63 balls on this can be rested on its own tee. This cabinet easily mounts on the wall and, with its finely finished mahogany stained exterior, can serve as a classy decoration for a family room, man cave, office, or clubhouse. The case has a clear acrylic door with a brass latch that you can use to access the balls or to add to the collection.

You won’t have to worry about running out of space with this for a long time as it has room for a whopping 63 balls.

DisplayGifts make a second appearance on our list with their larger variation to accommodate 110 balls. This golf ball display case with a glass door is handcrafted from solid beech wood, and you can choose from multiple finish options depending on your preference. Its interior has a green felt padding that makes each distinct ball stand out. Like its younger 49-ball sibling, this has dimples on its rows to prevent the balls from rolling.

A UV light-protected acrylic cover ensures you won’t need to worry about dust or yellowing balls. It comes fully assembled and can either be a stand-alone piece or hung on the wall. This is one of the best options for collectors or clubhouses looking for a huge storage case for their balls.

This is the perfect gift for a golfer who has everything and is constantly looking to expand their memorabilia collection.

When it comes to golf ball display cases, there are multiple options available. This then means that the task of finding the perfect one for your needs can be quite daunting. One way to quickly narrow down the multiple options is to know exactly what to look for. Here are a few tips on what you should consider when looking for a golf ball.

Size is, without a doubt, the most important aspect when it comes to looking for a case. Knowing just how big your case is and how many balls it can accommodate is the first thing you should consider. If you want to collect balls for a long period, a large golf ball shelf is the best option. For a small collection, either a small or moderate case may do depending on the number of balls. Several single cases can also look great spread out across a room.

This relates to what type of material your case is made from. Is it made of wood, glass, plastic, metal, or a combination of materials? Each material has its strengths. For instance, glass allows a better view of the ball and is easier to clean than acrylic but is not as tough.

This concerns everything from whether you can add a personal touch to the cases. This may include engravings that showcase the significance of each of the balls in your collection. You can also get options to add more or less space for your balls.

Ultimately, there are many reasons why you could get a case for your balls. From this list, you will find that there is something for all types of buyers. If you want to display a large collection, we recommend DisplayGift’s 110 golf ball display case. If you are looking for a small option, you can pick any of the choices in the small and moderate categories in the list, depending on your needs. All in all, we hope you can find a home for your most cherished golf balls.