Best Desktop Golf Ball Display
This beautiful acrylic golf ball display case will make a fantastic addition to your golf décor in your home or office. The display can be placed on any flat surface and holds 15 balls. Proudly display your winning or collector golf balls. This stunning display also makes an excellent gift.
This beautiful acrylic golf ball display case will make a fantastic addition to your golf decor in your home or office. The display can be placed on any flat surface and holds 15 balls. Proudly display your winning or collector golf balls. This stunning display also makes an excellent gift.
Features
- The display can be placed on any flat surface and holds 15 balls.. Proudly display your winning or collector golf balls..
- This stunning display also makes an excellent gift. Made in China. Model Number: Z-DISPLAY3.
Perfect for storing
Perfectly shaped holes on each shelf is ideal for storing and displaying your golf balls.
Mountable detailing
The back has built in holes allowing you 2 ways of displaying. Either mounted or on tabletop.
Magnetic door
The magnetic door with small acrylic handle keeps the display secure but easy to access.
This beautiful acrylic golf ball display case will make a fantastic addition to your golf décor in your home or office. The display can be placed on any flat surface and holds 15 balls. Proudly display your winning or collector golf balls. This stunning display also makes an excellent gift.
- A 5-tiered case with a magnetic door and 5 shelves that can hold up to 20 golf balls.
- Acrylic case that is suitable for displaying collectible golf balls.
- Overall dimensions are 10.75"W x 2.75"D x 12.75"H; the inner size of each shelf is 2 1/8"H, and the golf holder is 38mm wide.
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