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From $45 per marker · Made in Carnegie, PA

Custom metal tee markers
cut to your club logo

Every marker is laser cut from stainless steel, finished and assembled by hand in our Pittsburgh area shop. No casting molds, no die fees, and a free design proof before anything is cut.

Free proof
before you pay anything
No molds
so no die or tooling fee
Two styles
upright or ground level
A white Druzak tee marker with the owl logo standing in the grass on a golf course
Why stainless

Built to outlast the season, and the next ten

Most custom markers on the market are cast bronze or aluminum, or molded plastic. Ours are cut from solid stainless steel.

It will not rust

Irrigation, fertilizer and winter salt do not stain or pit a stainless marker the way they mark other metals.

Sharper detail

A laser follows fine lines that a casting mold loses, so crests, lettering and animals stay crisp.

No mold, no minimum

Casting needs a mold for every design, which is why other shops charge die fees and set minimums. We cut straight from your artwork.

Takes a mower hit

Solid steel bends before it breaks and can be straightened on course, where cast metal cracks.

Pricing

What you get, and what adds to it

Prices start at $45 per marker for the base marker. Add your logo, your name or ground level mounting as you need them. Your free design proof shows the exact price before anything is made.

From $45

The base marker

Your logo cut into the stainless steel and painted in your color. No name plate and no logo to attach, so it is complete as it comes off the line. We build the standard markers ahead of time.

Pay by credit card. We bill half when you order and the balance when your order ships.

+$12

Add your logo

A logo attached to one side adds $12. Adding it to the second side adds $10 more, $22 in total, because each side takes more metal and paint.

+$10

Add your name

A metal name plate attached to the front costs less than cutting the name out of the plate. Cutting the name into the metal adds $10 per marker.

Choose your color

Black, blue, white, red, yellow or green are our standard paint colors, matched to real paint samples. Any other paint color adds a $300 paint charge. Colors in your own logo are painted separately and carry no extra charge.

Ground level

Ground-level markers use more metal and weigh a little more than upright markers. We confirm the price on your free proof.

Your design

Upload your own design

Send your club logo in any format. We redraw it for cutting and send a free proof. Prices start at $45 per marker, and a vector file is ideal but not required.

Upload my design
Specifications

What you can choose

Shape and size

A circle in one standard size, in upright or ground-level styles. Other shapes and sizes are made on request.

Finish

Matte black or forest green body, painted with a specialized heavy-duty process. Tee colors are matched across the set so each tee reads at a glance.

Mounting

Ground level for a low profile on the turf, or upright on a metal stake for visibility across the tee box.

Artwork

Send a logo in any format. We redraw it for cutting and send you a proof. Vector files are ideal but not required.

Sets

Most courses run two markers per tee, in three or four tee colors, across 18 holes. The calculator below works out your count.

Matching pieces

Hole markers, yardage markers and desk and display markers can all be cut to the same design language.

Two styles

Ground level or upright

Which one suits your tee boxes comes down to where you want the logo seen from.

Ground level

Sits low on the turf. The golfer looks down at the face while teeing off, so the logo reads from above.

Upright

Stands up off the turf and is visible from across the tee box. Both sides carry the design so it reads from either direction.

Mix both

Many courses run upright markers on signature holes and ground level markers everywhere else.

How ordering works

From your logo to the tee box

  1. 01

    Send your logo

    Email us your club logo and tell us the number of holes and tee colors. Any file format works.

  2. 02

    Approve a free proof

    We redraw the artwork for cutting and send you a proof showing shape, finish and lettering, with exact pricing.

  3. 03

    We cut and assemble

    Your markers are laser cut from stainless steel, finished and assembled by hand in Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

  4. 04

    Delivered ready to set

    Markers arrive finished and ready for the tee boxes. Freight is quoted with your order, since a box of 36 runs about 150 pounds.

Marker studio

Build your tee box marker, then spin it around

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.

Drag the marker or use the buttons. Both sides carry your design, so it reads from either direction.

Ground level markers sit low in the turf and carry the design on the face, so the golfer reads it looking straight down.

  • Stainless steel
  • Laser cut logo
  • Heavy-duty paint
  • Made in Carnegie, PA
Mounting
Finish
Tee color
Blue
Emblem

Free proof. We redraw it from your real logo before anything is cut.

Set calculator

How many markers does your course need?

Most courses place two markers on every tee, for every hole.

18
Tee colors in play
Markers per tee
Finish
Your course needs
108
tee markers
18 holes × 3 tee colors × 2 per tee

Exact pricing is confirmed with your free proof.

Real markers from our shop

See it from every side

These are photos of finished Druzak markers: front, angle and side, in white and blue.

Front of a white painted circle tee marker with the Druzak owl logo
Angled view of a white painted circle tee marker with the owl logo on a metal stake
Side view of a white tee marker showing the owl logo attached to the face
Blue painted tee marker with the Druzak owl logo attached
Blue ground-level tee marker with DRUZAK TEES cut into the metal and the owl logo on top
Made in Carnegie, PA

How each marker is made

There is more labor in a marker than people think. Every one is cut, sanded, bent, painted and packed by our own team in Carnegie.

Joshua Druzak running the laser cutter in the Carnegie shop
  1. Laser cutJoshua cuts each marker from stainless steel on the laser.
  2. Smoothed on the timesaverGreg runs each flat piece through the sander, both sides, a couple of times.
  3. Bent on the press brakeJoshua bends each upright marker twice. It has to be exact, so he takes his time.
  4. PaintedA specialized heavy-duty painting process, so the color holds.
  5. Logo appliedAfter painting, Greg applies the logo to the marker.
  6. Packed with foam and boxesFoam and boxes protect the finish in transit.
  7. Palletized and shippedBoxes go onto a pallet and ship from Carnegie.
Pricing

What drives the price

Pricing depends on your exact specs. Four things move it up or down.

Style

An upright marker takes two bends and a stake. A flat marker takes one bend.

Detail

A simple letter cuts fast. A detailed crest with fine interior lines takes longer on the laser.

Finish

A standard color costs less than a custom color or a multi-color design with masking between coats.

Quantity

A full course set is cut in one run, which is cheaper per piece than a handful of replacements.

Every quote comes back with exact pricing and a free design proof, so you see the real number before committing.

Questions

Custom tee marker questions

How much does a custom tee marker cost?

The base marker starts at $45, with your logo cut into the metal and painted. Attaching your logo adds $12 on one side and $10 more for the second side. A name plate, a cut-out name and ground level mounting add to the price, and your free proof shows the exact total. Request a free design proof and we will send an exact quote, with no obligation to order.

Is there a minimum order?

Because the markers are laser cut rather than cast, there is no tooling or die to pay for, so small orders are possible. Tell us the number of holes and tee colors you need and we price it from there.

Why stainless steel instead of cast bronze or aluminum?

Stainless steel does not rust, holds sharp detail from the laser, and takes a heavy-duty painted finish. Casting needs a mold for every design, which adds cost and minimum quantities.

Can you cut a marker in the shape of our logo?

Our builder shows our standard circle marker in one size, so we can build ahead of time. We also make custom pieces on request. Tell us what you need and we will quote it.

How are tee markers mounted?

Ground level markers sit low on the turf. Upright markers are mounted to a metal stake that is pushed into the tee box, with the design on both sides.

How much does a set weigh to ship?

Stainless markers are heavy. A box of 36 tee markers weighs roughly 150 pounds, so freight is quoted with your order rather than charged at a flat rate.

What do the tee box colors mean in golf?

Tee box colors mark different sets of tees, from the shortest forward tees to the longest championship tees. A common setup runs red or yellow for forward tees, white for middle tees, blue for back tees, and black for championship tees. There is no governing rule that fixes these colors, so they differ from course to course. We cut and finish your markers to whatever color system your course already runs, and we match the colors across the full set so every tee box reads the same way.

Can you match our existing tee marker colors?

Yes. Send us a photo or the color codes you use and we match them in paint across the whole set. If you are replacing part of a set rather than all of it, tell us at the quote stage so we can match the finish on the markers already out on the course.

Get started

Request your free proof

Tell us about your course. We reply with a proof of your design and exact pricing.

  • No cost or commitment for your proof
  • Items in your quote are included automatically
  • Work directly with the shop that builds them
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