MATERIALS / Horween leather ORIGIN / Handmade in Kansas City, MO, USA DIMENSIONS /1.5” diameter PRODUCTION TIME / Made on demand, these usually take 1 week or less to make but may take up to 2 weeks from time of order, excluding shipping. DESCRIPTION / Our full-grain Leather Golf Ball Markers are handcrafted from carefully curated world-class leathers and designed to bring a stylish, sophisticated look and quality to your golf game. Designed at 1.5” in diameter and enveloping a 1" solid copper coin, these marks make for a perfectly weighted, luxurious addition to your pocket. Our signature bright red contrast stitching adds an artisan flair alongside the luxurious full-grain Horween leather construction. Widely considered some of the finest leather in the world, Horween leathers produce a rich patina resulting in a timeless, lifelong carry with unmatched durability and feel. These ball markers are built for adventure and designed to handle whatever the weather throws at them. NOTES ON LEATHER / There are many benefits of the full-grain leather we use; smooth texture and buttery feel on both the finished and raw sides of each hide to name a few. The nature of genuine full-grain leather lends itself to small imperfections on nearly every piece. Those imperfections being variations in thickness and color as well as markings made during the tanning process. Our full-grain leather is also subject to pull-up color variation where the color lightens when stretched, bent, or folded. None of these aspects will have any impact on the functionality of our products and in many ways enhances the beauty and uniqueness of every piece! To care for this leather, simply wipe or brush clean and use leather conditioner as needed. MORE ABOUT HORWEEN/ "Horween Leather Company was founded in 1905. For more than 100 years and five generations our goal has been to make the world's best leather. Horween Leather offers an unparalleled blend of quality, consistency, responsiveness, and innovation. Our products include traditional, old world tannages and techniques, carefully updated with modern applications. Today, our leathers are still made by hand, the same way as generations ago."
