Enlarged write-on golf ball for autographs

An autograph golf ball for collecting autographs on the outer surface, the autograph golf ball comprising:

• a sphere simulating a golf ball, the sphere having a diameter and circumference sufficiently large to make the surface capable of receiving a smoothly written autograph signed by hand on the outer surface of the sphere, the sphere having spaced dimples over its surface simulating the dimples of a conventional golf ball, each of the dimples having a depth sufficiently shallow to enable a writer to write a smooth autograph with a writing implement moving over the surface of the sphere into and out of the dimples smoothly without interrupting the autograph signing, the sphere having an outer surface capable of receiving a writing media applied thereto for the purpose of creating a legible autograph on the outer surface.