Callaway Golf said it has won a court order permanently halting sales of Acushnet Co.’s Titleist Pro V1 golf balls, which Callaway argued infringed on patents that it holds.

The Pro V1 is one of the most popular golf balls made and is widely used worldwide by tour professionals and amateurs alike.

Carlsbad, Calif.-based Callaway said late Monday that the U.S. District Court in Wilmington, Del., had granted the company’s request for a permanent injunction on sales of Pro V1 balls, effective no later than Jan. 1.

Callaway sued in June 2007 over the Titleist Pro V1 line of golf balls, introduced in 2000. Callaway argued its patents involve technological breakthroughs in producing multilayer, solid core balls that the company argued resulted “in performance that had previously eluded the industry” and revolutionized the game.

A spokesman for the Fairhaven, Mass.-based Acushnet said in a release that Acushnet will appeal, and that the ruling “will not have any impact on our abil......