Every hole becomes a brand moment
On an 18-hole round a golfer stands on a tee box 18 times. A marker with your logo makes each one a repeat impression, and there is nothing to renew each season.
Custom laser-cut tee markers, desk and display markers and golf awards, built by hand near Pittsburgh and finished to last season after season.
Every golfer reads your tee markers on every hole of every round. Make them yours with stainless steel that will not rust through, laser cut to your logo and finished by hand in Carnegie, Pennsylvania.
Every option here is something we actually make. Set it up, check it from every side, and add it to your quote. We turn it into a real proof with your own logo.
Free proof. We redraw it from your real logo before anything is cut.
Every golfer stops at every tee box. A custom marker with your logo turns each hole into a permanent reminder of whose course they are playing, and gives the people who love your course something to take home.
On an 18-hole round a golfer stands on a tee box 18 times. A marker with your logo makes each one a repeat impression, and there is nothing to renew each season.
People photograph tee shots and signature holes and send them to friends. When your logo is cut into the marker beside them, your club name travels with every photo.
Golfers who love your markers want a piece of them. Matching desk markers, plaques and trophies let your pro shop sell the brand, and give members a gift that only your club has.
When the tee markers, hole markers and yardage markers share one shape and finish, the whole property looks planned. Golfers notice care, and care shapes how they judge your course.
The first markers met dew, sprinklers and rain, and rust showed up. Our cut was so sharp that powder coat would not last on carbon steel. So we moved to stainless steel and a heavy-duty painting process.
Druzak Golf Tees is a family business in Carnegie, Pennsylvania. The person who founded it still leads it, and his team is a phone call away.

When carbon steel markers started to rust, Jeff did not ship them. The cut was so sharp that powder coat would not last on carbon steel, so he moved to stainless steel and a heavy-duty painting process. That is the standard behind every marker we make.
Our name is on every marker, so every marker has to last.
Add the products you need. We will send a proof with exact pricing.
Which one suits your tee boxes comes down to where you want the logo seen from.
Sits low on the turf. The golfer looks down at the face while teeing off, so the logo reads from above.
Stands up off the turf and is visible from across the tee box. Both sides carry the design so it reads from either direction.
Many courses run upright markers on signature holes and ground level markers everywhere else.
Most courses place two markers on every tee, for every hole.
Five steps, all done in our Carnegie, Pennsylvania shop.

We trace your logo and show you the proof before anything is cut.

Joshua cuts your design from stainless steel sheet in Carnegie, PA.

Each marker is smoothed, bent where needed and painted in your colors with a specialized heavy-duty process.

After painting, Greg applies the logo to each marker.

Foam and boxes protect the finish, and orders ship from Carnegie on a pallet.
A look at the machines and the team behind every marker.










Druzak Golf Tees is a production shop in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh, that makes custom laser-cut stainless steel tee markers, hole and yardage markers, desk and display markers and golf awards. Every order includes a free design proof before production.
| Feature | Druzak steel | Stock plastic |
|---|---|---|
| Logo cut into the marker | Yes | Printed or decal |
| Custom shapes | Any logo outline | Stock shapes |
| Material | Stainless steel | Molded plastic |
| Proof before production | Free | Rarely |
| Built by hand in the USA | Carnegie, PA | Mass produced |
Free design proof. Built by hand in Carnegie, PA.
Straight answers on tee markers, materials and course branding.

Custom stainless steel tee markers start at $45 each. A full set for an 18 hole course runs about $4,860 to $6,480 at that starting price.
October 27, 2026
Ground level markers sit low and read from above, while upright markers stand on a stake and read from across the tee box. Many courses use both.
October 15, 2026
Most courses run two markers per tee, in three or four tee colors, across 18 holes. That works out to roughly 108 to 144 markers for a full set.
October 15, 2026Druzak tee markers are made from stainless steel, laser cut with your design and personalized text, painted with a specialized heavy-duty process and mounted on a sturdy metal stake.
Pricing depends on quantity, shape, finish and logo detail. Request a free design proof and we will send an exact quote, with no obligation to order.
Most courses use two markers per tee set on every hole. An 18-hole course with three tee colors needs 18 x 3 x 2, which is 108 markers.
Yes. Druzak sends a free proof showing your shape, finish, logo and text, and production starts only after you approve it.
Every marker is produced and hand-assembled at the Druzak shop at 1000 Gregg Street, Building 1, in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, just outside Pittsburgh.
Yes. Druzak builds branded tee markers and corporate course kits for tournaments and sponsor events. Add your event date to your quote request.
A ground level marker sits low on the turf, so the golfer reads the face while looking down at the ball. An upright marker stands off the turf and is seen from across the tee box, so the design is put on both sides.
Stainless steel markers are heavy. A box of 36 tee markers weighs roughly 150 pounds, so freight is quoted with your set.
Tell us about your course. We reply with a proof of your design and exact pricing.
Your email app opened with everything filled in. Press send and we will reply with your proof. You can also call 412-343-3665.