Flag Fact 1


Flags are meant to fly. That’s why we generally recommend the weight and resiliency of 200 denier nylon.


Flag Fact 2


The heavier the flag, the less inclined it is to fly. And when it does fly, it creates more stress and wear on the flagsticks and cups.


Flag Fact 3


Flags first start to wear (and show) along the edges. With quadruplestitching you have a wider edge, so the integrity and the l i fe of the f lag are extended.


Flags are your course’s signature. Don’t leave them hanging.


NYLON FLAGS PLAIN NYLON FLAGS


14x20 Tubelock


White Yellow


Orange Dartmouth


Spanish Yellow Medium Blue Dark Blue Green


Light Blue Purple Brown


Maroon Silver Black Pink


Gold Beige


Set of 9 (Same Color)


Grommet Flags Available in the Above Colors 14x20 Grommet Flag Each


$9.75 ea


200 Denier  Quadruple Stitched Red


22192T 22202T 22212T 22222T 22232T 22242T 22252T 22262T 22282T 22342T 22352T 22372T 22382T 22392T 22412T 22422T 22432T 22442T


$68.00


Quadruple Stitched


$8.45 14x20 Grommet Flag Set (Same Color) $59.00 26x18 RANGE FLAGS


Set of Red/White/Blue 3 ea 22460T


$68.00 SEWN CHECKERED FLAGS


Checkered Flags $19.75 ea 14x20 Tubelock


Red/White 22632T


Med Blue/White 22642T Green/White


Range Flags 26x18 Tubelock Plain Range Flags


22502T $25.00


Checkered Range Flags 22502TC $35.00 Specify color.


Allow 23 Weeks for Delivery


Black/Med Blue Black/Yellow Red/Yellow


22662T 22332T 22612T 22622T 22322T 22692T


22652T


Dartmouth/White 22682T Yellow/White Black/White Black/Red


Med Blue/Yellow 22672T Green/Yellow


22582T


Dartmouth/Yellow 22592T Set of 9 (Same Color) $138.00


400 Denier Flags, VentiKnit, and Polyester Flags Available. Call for Pricing


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