Are you an avid sports memorabilia collector and you are looking for something then just baseball cards or other boring collectibles? Then you try to start collecting PING two-colored golf balls. The PING dual-colored golf balls were manufactured for twenty years from 1976 to 1997. Collecting these dual-colored balls is an interesting hobby that can lead to finding a few friends with other collectors. Collecting these balls can either be a challenge or you can simply by them on websites. Most collectors started at an early age looking around for golf balls and came along and found the dual-colored balls. Today the search continues for these collectors still hungry to get every variation of the ball. Displaying the collection in one of those decorative golf ball displays makes an impressive sight.

Karsten Solheim started the Ping Company in his garage out of frustration with his putting game. He quit at General Electric until he noticed the increasing amount of desire for new putters. The name “Ping" came when the ball made a ping sound when the metal struck the ball. They started to make the balls in 1976 (that is when there was the first copyright for them). Many variations of the balls were manufactured as there are over one hundred different kinds of balls. These two-colored golf balls are seen in blue and orange, Christmas colors, and red, white and blue. Some of the Ping two-colored golf balls can be pricey yet some people are offering more then fifty-dollars for a single ball. Some people can go out everyday just to hope that they will find one of the super rare and vintage balls. Any Ping two-colored golf balls with black, gold, or silver on them sell for the most out of the other balls. Especially when the balls are in mint condition as they can sometimes reach up to two hundred to four hundred dollars for a single Ping golf ball.

Not every color is equal in terms of value. Yellow, orange, white, and blue are more common and thus not valuable and gold, silver, and black are the most valuable. Almost every ball is worth at least twenty-dollars. However many websites have great deals so that you can get your Ping two-colored golf balls for a fraction of the crazy price that the rare balls have. Not matter the price these balls are a great item to have as any type of collector.