SHOTGUN START MARKERS/INFO HOLDER
Help players easily find their assigned cart with our new Shotgun Start Markers. Our markers offer a professional look and can be used over and over again.
Cart Top Markers
Streamline your shotgun starts with our new cart top markers. Wooden block markers are unattractive and paper markers blow away. Our markers are weighted and will sit firmly on top of the cart. Each marker is numbered on all three sides for maximum visibility. Hunter Green with white numbers. 6” Wide x 9” High. Each set includes 36 markers numbered 118A and 118B.
CM001 Set of 36 Cart Top Markers $470.00 Custom Numbers Available Just Ask Shotgun Cart Markers
Our shotgun cart markers are placed in front of the cart so players can easily find their assigned cart. Once carts are driven away markers can be picked up and used over and over again. Some golf professionals also use these with their caddy programs. Markers are made from a UV protected flexible material that resists spike marks, rocks and the elements.
Each set includes 36 markers numbered 118A and 118B. Price includes printing a single color logo. $50 artwork fee may apply.
CM002 Set of 36 Cart Top Markers CM003 Artwork Setup Fee
INFORMATION HOLDERS
Our new information holders are an inexpensive way to inform your golfers of services available, course conditions, course rules, sponsor information and advertisements. Clear plastic housing allows information to be easily changed or replaced by inserting printed sheets or pictures that can be quickly produced on any computer. Holders are easily mounted to the top canopy of any cart. (Some drilling may be required) (Optional Jframes are available for use on EZGO carts).
$470.00 $50.00
Clear Holder
Deluxe Holder
HA530 Deluxe Info Holder Only HA531 Two Piece Clear Holder Only HA532 Mounting Bracket with Knobs
$17.99 $12.99 $4.99
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