SparQ FSD3 Silver is a 3-piece cast-urethane golf ball developed as a retail product for the Turkish golf market. The program connected the ball construction, model identity, number marking, three-ball sleeves and silver outer box into one consumer-facing product rather than a one-off promotional item.
The finished-product photographs supplied by MetaSeal show the completed SparQ FSD3 balls and coordinated silver packaging. SparQ's official product information positions the model around spin control, accuracy and greenside stopping performance. Those are product-positioning statements; any comparative or measured performance conclusion requires model-specific test evidence.
| Item | Confirmed Detail | Evidence Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Product | SparQ FSD3 Silver | Official product page |
| Construction | 3-piece | Owner-approved product record and finished packaging |
| Cover | Cast urethane | Owner-approved product record and finished packaging |
| Brand statement | Designed in Turkey; made in China | Owner-approved product record |
| Retail format | 12 balls with coordinated sleeves and outer box | Factory-finished photograph |
| Confirmed market | Turkey | Official brand and dated channel evidence |
| Dated retail snapshot | TRY 3,000 per 12 balls on 2026-08-06 | Badem record; not a MetaSeal quote |
| Seller in dated record | SparQ Golf Ekipmanları | Badem record |
| Conforming-list status | No exact entry confirmed in the reviewed list | Do not claim USGA/R&A certification |
The FSD3 example uses a silver-and-blue packaging system across the ball image, sleeve and outer box. The SparQ wordmark and ball number remain visible at the smallest product scale, while the larger package carries the model identity and product positioning.
For an OEM buyer, the useful lesson is that packaging claims should be approved together with the production specification. A statement such as cast urethane, 3-piece, or a performance direction should be tied to the confirmed model rather than copied from a generic template.
The dated Badem record identifies the same FSD3 12-ball product under the listing "SparQ FSD 3 Golf Topu 12 adet", names Trendyol as the channel, names SparQ Golf Ekipmanları as the seller and records a TRY 3,000 selling price on 2026-08-06. The direct Trendyol item URL was not captured in this evidence review, so the Badem page remains the source for the channel, seller and dated price statements.
That price is useful only as a historical retail-market snapshot. It does not represent MetaSeal's manufacturing price, a guaranteed current selling price, inventory level, sales volume or channel margin.
SparQ also presents other golf ball models, including 3XD, FSD4 and WTG5, alongside golf equipment such as bags, push carts and carts. This broader assortment supports the case's commercial point: FSD3 belongs to an operating private-label golf brand and product range rather than a single commemorative order.
Geo-gated exclusion: The Trendyol store-entry URL remains on a country-selection page and is not used as a direct evidence link. The Badem record is the source for the channel, seller and dated price statements.
No exact SparQ or FSD entry was confirmed in the conforming-ball list reviewed for this case. The product must therefore not be described as USGA/R&A listed or certified unless a current official entry matching the exact model and markings is produced. The absence of a confirmed entry does not determine product quality or prevent ordinary retail sale.
Author: MetaSeal Golf OEM Team. Material update date: 2026-08-10.
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How does a 3-piece cast-urethane golf ball become a retail-ready private-label product?
The process connects construction selection, model identity, ball markings, sleeve design and outer-box artwork into one approved product system. The SparQ FSD3 Silver case shows how each element was coordinated from factory production through to a dated Turkish retail listing.
What is the difference between product-positioning language and performance-test evidence?
Product-positioning language describes intended use and brand direction, such as spin control or accuracy. Performance-test evidence requires a model-specific test session with documented conditions and results. The two must not be presented as equivalent.
Can MetaSeal Golf coordinate both the ball and the retail packaging?
Yes. MetaSeal Golf coordinates ball construction, logo and ball print specification, sleeve design and outer-box production as one program. You work with a single contact from inquiry through to shipment.
Does a retail listing prove USGA or R&A conformity?
No. Retail availability and conforming-list status are separate questions requiring separate evidence. A product can be sold to consumers without appearing on the current USGA or R&A conforming-ball list.
Can I use a dated retail price as a reference for OEM quotation planning?
A dated retail price is a market snapshot, not a manufacturing quote. It reflects one seller's price at one point in time and includes retail margin, channel costs and local taxes. OEM quotation requires a separate project review.
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