Key Takeaways
• Expansion Milestone: Ball Pro (asi/38120) has moved into a new 55,000-square-foot facility in Golden Valley, MN, twice the size of its former space.
• Sales Team Growth: The supplier has added industry veterans Jessica Ordoñez and Jon Beyer, bringing over 30 years of combined experience to strengthen Ball Pro’s presence on the East and West Coasts.
Ball Pro (asi/38120) is doubling its footprint with a move to a brand-new 55,000-square-foot facility in Golden Valley, MN.
The supplier, which specializes in golf- and other sports-related products, said the expansion will help it better serve customers and meet the growing needs of the industry.
“Our new Golden Valley location represents a key milestone in Ball Pro’s journey,” said Ball Pro President Adam Hanson. “The additional space will enable us to scale production capacity and invest in state-of-the-art technology, allowing us to expand the range of products and customization options available to our customers.”
Established in 1992, Ball Pro originally occupied a facility of around 5,000 square feet. As demand for its imprinting services – which include pad and digital printing – grew, the supplier expanded to a roughly 27,000-square-foot space. The move to its new 55,000-square-foot facility is complete, and Ball Pro said it’s fully operational at its new address: 651 Douglas Drive North, Suite 300, Golden Valley, MN, 55422.
In addition to growing its footprint, Ball Pro is also expanding its team, welcoming industry veterans Jessica Ordoñez and Jon Beyer to its sales team. Ordoñez is based in Monrovia, CA, and Beyer is based in Philadelphia. The pair bring more than 30 years of combined experience to the roles. “With their combined experience and client-first approach, they’ll be invaluable assets as we strengthen our East and West Coast presence and continue providing top-tier service,” Hanson said.
Ball Pro provides brandable items that include golf balls, accessories, gloves, kits and tees. The firm also carries drinkware, coolers and items for other sports, such as hockey, football, fishing, basketball and cornhole. Last November, the supplier acquired competitor LogoSport.
