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Personalization Policy

Rock Bottom Golf – Personalization Policy

Our Policy: Our personalization policy is designed to promote freedom of expression, but also to protect against expressions of hate or promotion of harm towards others. Customer order requests will be honored if they fall within the policy guidelines. Rock Bottom Golf must also ensure that the rights of any team, player, or organization are not infringed upon.

Additionally, all personalized orders are final and as is. Returns and refunds are not allowed and therefore, you must ensure that your design is correct upon submission.

The Rules:

All personalized orders are final and as is and cannot be returned.
Rock Bottom Golf Cannot:

Create and/or embroider the name of a City or State while using the color schemes of any sports teams or academic institutions
Embroider any known or recognized championship series or event (i.e. “Super Bowl Champs, World Series Champs, BCS Champs, etc.) that we are not licensed to do so.
Embroider any name/logo that is Trademarked or Copyright Protected, without express written consent from the trademark or copyright holder

This includes use of socially recognized media pop culture references that are trademarked or otherwise legally protected, even if abbreviated.

Embroider any celebrity or sports figures “hashtags” or other social media tags
Embroider any artistic media references or intellectual properties such as those found in the music/movie/television/video game/literature industries. This includes, but is not limited to:

Artist names, albums, and lyrics
Movie or Television references related to the intellectual property or actors
Any reference to video game properties or logos, etc.

Embroider any “gang” related activities such as “gang” names or “gang” symbolisms.
Embroider illicit or illegal drugs, drug symbols or words.
Embroider racist, sexist, explicit content, profanities, foul language or otherwise offensive material
Embroider material that could be construed as discriminatory to any race, creed, religion, age, person with disability or any other characteristic protected by law

Rock Bottom Golf thanks you for cooperating with the above guidelines.

Buying Tips

You don't have to spend a fortune on golf balls to play well. Used golf balls give you access to premium brands like Callaway Chrome Soft, Titleist Pro V1s, and TaylorMade TP5s at discounted prices. They're perfect when you're working on your game at the range, testing out different ball types, or just want to save some cash for your regular weekend rounds.

Tip1: Stick with Trusted Sellers

Not all used ball dealers are the same. You want someone who actually knows how to grade balls properly and won't leave you hanging if something's wrong with your order. Look for sellers who explain their grading system clearly and have solid reviews from other golfers. A good dealer will also take returns if the balls don't match what they promised.

Tip 2: Pick the Right Grade for How You Play

Ball condition matters, but it depends on what you're doing with them:

Mint Condition balls look almost new - maybe a logo stamp or someone's initials, tiny marks here and there, but no real damage. These work great for tournament play or when you want that new-ball feel without paying new-ball prices.

Near Mint balls show they've been played but aren't beat up. You might see light scuffs, some fading, or small dings that don't affect performance much. These are solid for regular rounds when you want good balls but don't want to cry if one goes in the water.

Good Condition balls have clearly been around the block - scuffs, discoloration, various marks. They're fine for practice, casual rounds, or those holes where you know there's a good chance you're losing a ball anyway.

Tip 3: Know When Used Makes Sense

Used balls really shine in a few situations. If you're hitting buckets at the range regularly, why waste money on new balls that'll just get more beat up? New golfers who are still figuring out their swing (and losing plenty of balls) can save serious money going used. And if you've been curious about premium balls but can't justify $50+ per dozen, used lets you try them for half the price or less. It's a smart way to experiment with different brands and see what actually helps your game.