America Online (AOL) Golf Balls

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Take a recognizable piece of internet history to the tee with AOL golf balls. America Online rose from Quantum Link and Quantum Computer Services to become a defining home-internet name, associated with dial-up, screen names, email, chat rooms, and AIM. These make a memorable choice for golfers who love technology nostalgia, collector displays, casual rounds, corporate outings, and gifts with a distinct connection to the early web.

AOL Media LLC, originally America Online, traces its roots to Control Video Corporation, founded in 1983 and known for the GameLine service for 2600 users. From its remnants, Jim Kimsey founded Quantum Computer Services in 1985. Its Quantum Link service went online that November, using software licensed from PlayNet; services for Apple and IBM-compatible computers followed in 1988. After separating from Apple, Quantum renamed the service America Online in October 1989. AOL became a leading online service, reaching about three million active users by 1995 and more than 20 million internet-service consumers by 2000. It acquired Netscape in 1998 and MapQuest in 1999, then merged with Time Warner in 2001. Spun off in 2009, AOL shifted toward media and advertising. Verizon acquired it in 2015 and combined it with Yahoo as Oath in 2016, later Verizon Media. Apollo acquired that business in 2021, and Bending Spoons acquired AOL in January 2026. AOL is based in New York City.

Get your audience in the zone with these personalized golf balls. Available in budget-friendly six packs, these golf balls are made with 100% surlyn. Your artwork, photos, or names go on all six balls, in vivid detail and color.

.: Material: Suryln cover + rubber/hard plastic core

.: One size: 1.68" (4.3cm)

.: A pack of 6 golf balls

.: One design for the whole set