• Ball Pro (asi/38120) has expanded its apparel lineup by adding Under Armour and Sun Day Red, alongside other recently added popular retail brands
• The additions follow a period of significant growth for Ball Pro, including its February 2025 acquisition of Branded Apparel
Ball Pro (asi/38120) has added a slew of new brands to its lineup of promotional products and apparel. The Golden Valley, MN-headquartered supplier announced the addition of select apparel items from Under Armour and Sun Day Red to its portfolio
The additions of both new brands come as part of a broader expansion that includes the integration of several highly requested brands over the past six months, including vineyard vines, Good Good Golf, Donald Ross Sportswear, Flag & Anthem, AndersonOrd and Waggle
Products added include a variety of polos, pullovers and quarter zips from both brands, along with caps from Sun Day Red
Under Armour Men’s Drive Stripe Polo (A-UM0134), available in six colors through Ball Pro (asi/38120)
“Listening to our customers has always been a core part of how we do business,” said Adam Hanson, president of Ball Pro. “When customers repeatedly ask for brands like Under Armour and Sun Day Red, we pay attention. These additions, along with the other premium brands we’ve added over the past six months, are a direct reflection of what our customers are looking for.”
Founded in 1992, Ball Pro specializes in golf tournament-related products – including golf tees, kits, accessories and apparel – but also supplies, apparel and accessories for other activities including hockey, soccer and fishing. The supplier has grown significantly over the last few years, having recently inked a deal in February 2025 to acquire Northbrook, IL-based supplier Branded Apparel (asi/41560), a move that brought name-brand golf/corporate apparel to its list of offerings. In late 2024, the firm also relocated to a 55,000 square-foot production facility, a move that doubled its footprint.
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