Welcome to BMS Products
BMS is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of Turf Care Tools, Golf Course Accessories and Signage, including a corporate range of bespoke products to suit your brand needs, such as flags, tee markers and signage.
Globally BMS supply to many top golf courses and sporting venues, from St Andrews to The Algarve, US, Canada, The Middle East and Asia, including many hotel chains and organisations such as De Vere and American Golf.
Our highly skilled staff have backgrounds in engineering, course management and graphic design, ensuring that all products in the BMS portfolio are of the finest quality.
Beyond the golf world BMS also specialise in supplying general tools, clothing and equipment to bowls, cricket, football and other sporting venues, authorities, schools, universities, parks and recreation, landscapers and turf care professionals.
BMS welcomes existing and prospective customers and organisations to visit us to discuss your individual requirements. To keep up to date visit our website
www.bmsproducts.com Wishing you all the best for 2012.
James Buckholt
How to order:
- Contact your local agent. - We accept all major credit cards, cheques and bank payments. - No minimum order charge. - Terms & conditions apply. See rear of brochure for full details.
Branded products as used at:
The Solheim Cup 2011. The Volvo Masters 2011. The Open Championship 2011. European Tour 2011. The Dukes / St Andrews. The British Masters at the Belfry, The Open Championship Venues, The Doha Golf Club home of Qatar Masters. The De Vere Golf & Hotel Resorts. Plus many more. Ask about our group package deals.
Contact details:
See rear of this catalogue for your local distributor. Website:
www.bmsproducts.com Email:
info@bmsproducts.com
BMS Products, Made in Britain. Genuine British Manufacturers.
2 Introduction | Products for the outdoor professional
All prices exclude carriage and VAT within UK
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