Solid stainless steel
Not painted wood, not plastic. Laser cut steel built to hold up outdoors for seasons, not one.
Our story
We started with carbon steel. It rusted, so we started over.
Every product here exists because an earlier version was not good enough. Out on a real course the first markers met dew, irrigation and rain, and rust showed up. Instead of covering it with more of the same, we went back to the bench and kept testing until we had a marker we were proud to put a club's name on.
Every marker we make today is the result of that testing: stainless steel and a specialized heavy-duty painting process, cut and finished in our Carnegie shop.
- Where we started
Carbon steel
Strong, easy to cut and the obvious first choice for a laser-cut marker. On the bench it looked great.
- What went wrong
It started to rust
Our laser cut edge was so sharp that powder coat would not hold on it. Add morning dew, sprinklers, fertilizer and rain, and carbon steel gave in. A marker that rusts is not one a club wants on its tee box.
- What we did about it
We tested, again and again
We did not paint over the problem. We tried one approach after another and kept only what held up.
- Where we landed
Stainless steel and a specialized paint process
Stainless steel that resists rust at its core. A heavy-duty painting process of the kind used on heavy equipment, so the color holds up. Built to last season after season.
- Heavy-duty paintA specialized process, built for heavy equipment
- Stainless steelResists rust at the core
Finished markers from our shop in Carnegie. Your own logo and colors go on the free proof.
