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Practical guides on tee markers, yardage markers and branding your course, from the shop in Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

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How Much Do Custom Tee Markers Cost?

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.

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Buying guide

Ground Level vs Upright Tee Markers: Which Is Right for Your Course?

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.

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How Many Tee Markers Does Your Golf Course Need?

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, 2026
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How to Order Custom Tee Markers for Your Golf Course, Step by Step

Ordering custom tee markers takes four steps: send your logo, approve a FREE design proof, we cut and assemble, and the markers arrive ready to set. Here is what to have ready.

October 15, 2026
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Course branding

Matching Tee Markers, Hole Markers and Yardage Markers: Build One Look for Your Course

Tee markers, hole markers, yardage markers and desk or display markers can all be cut to the same design language, so your course reads as one brand.

October 15, 2026
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Stainless Steel vs Bronze vs Aluminum Tee Markers: Which Should Your Course Buy?

Laser cut stainless steel is usually the best value for a course that wants its own logo, because it needs no casting mold and no minimum order. Here is how the four common materials compare.

October 15, 2026
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We Started With Carbon Steel and It Rusted: Why Our Tee Markers Are Stainless and Specially Painted

Our first tee markers were carbon steel, and rust showed up. The laser cut was so sharp that powder coat would not last, so we moved to stainless steel and a heavy-duty painting process.

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