Golf Ball on a Tee Colouring Page

This page is one big golf ball sitting on its tee, drawn large and simple. The ball has a friendly face, two round eyes with small pupils and a curved smile, and five plain circles scattered round it standing in for dimples: one at the top, one on each side, and two lower down. Underneath, the tee is just two shapes, a short rounded cup holding the ball and a narrow peg tapering to a point. Nothing else is on the page, so the whole picture is really about that one big sphere.

What makes it worth printing is the mix of space sizes. The main body of the ball is a wide open area a child can fill with a few confident strokes, which is satisfying for hands that are still learning to stay inside a line. The five dimple circles and the two eyes are smaller and separate, so a child gets to practise stopping at a smaller edge without the pressure of fine detail like stitching or texture. It is also an easy one to talk about while colouring: how many circles can you find, is the ball happy, what colour should a golf ball be.

There is nothing tricky about this sheet. The shapes are few, rounded and widely spaced, with no crowded corners or overlapping lines, which makes it one of the easier pages in the sports set. It suits a younger child colouring largely for the first time, or anyone who wants a quick, calm page to finish in one sitting rather than a picture with lots of separate parts to manage.